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With this Hack, Take Your Raspberry Pi To Go

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Nathan Morgan, the founder and CEO of Parts-People.com, created this fantastic portable Raspberry Pi enclosure complete with LCD screen, battery pack, extra storage, keyboard, trackpad, WiFi, and Bluetooth. Not only that, but the case itself is 3D printed. His post about the project details the process of making it, the parts list, block diagram, and the STL files for the case if you want to make your own. [via Raspberry Pi]

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9 Responses to With this Hack, Take Your Raspberry Pi To Go

  1. sparky3489 on said:

    Isn’t this more of a mod than a hack? Somehow these two terms have gone horribly awry in their meanings.

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  6. daniella on said:

    I agree sparky it seems more of a mod

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  8. Electronic Accessories on said:

    I’m a big fan of this mod

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  9. Mr.MarioW on said:

    Heheeh, i have a information for you!! view here http://bit.ly/ZM5RJP (Please not click or you suck)

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