Celebrate Pi Day 2018 with these great Newegg deals on Raspberry Pi and maker kits
It's Pi Day 2018, and Newegg is celebrating with a bunch of deals on Raspberry Pi and general maker gear.
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BBC's Micro:bit maker board goes on sale for under $20
The BBC micro:bit programmable, single-board computer is now on sale to all for around $19.
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WeMo Maker to allow for DIY IoT projects
For some applications, a typical WeMo switch isn’t the solution. Belkin can’t make a switch for everything, but instead has come up with a product that hobbyists and DIY customers with electrical wiring knowledge can use to create their own home auto...
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Backlit Mega Man 25th Anniversary NES is up on eBay, and it's totally the bomb
Cue dramatic music, please. This backlit Mega Man 25th Anniversary NES is, according to its creator, the first and the only of its kind in the world. Maybe. Regardless of the veracity of that statement, however, a refurnished Blue Bomber-themed NES i...
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Forget getting a new tablet, build a DIY Etch A Sketch for your (inner) kid
Recognized as one of the 100 most memorable and creative toys of the 20th century, the Etch A Sketch has served as both a children's toy and a platform for those looking to prove they can make art on even the most ridiculous things.
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How to: Build your own killer budget PC
Selecting components to build a fast PC for everyday office and multimedia tasks is never an easy undertaking, no matter how well you know your stuff. You have to make a large number of decisions about components, and the longer you take to research ...
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How to roll your own VPN on Windows
Using Algo on your Windows PC, you can set up and run a virtual private network on a server you control. This tutorial will walk you through all the steps.
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How to own (and love) a 3D printer
Not only are consumer-grade 3D printers proving to be useful, increasingly affordable, and easy to find, but they're the vanguard of an emerging technology that will eventually become as ubiquitous as inkjet printers are today.
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How does the world's first full-color 3D printer work? We ask its creators
A few weeks ago, we were absolutely excited over the over the prospect of the ProDesk3D, a full-color 3D printer in the works from a New York-based startup named botObjects. Unlike every 3D printer that we've seen so far, the ProDesk3D color palate i...
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