Raspberry Pi Rolls Out Its Own App Store
If you’ve been following the evolution of the tiny-and-inexpensive computer Raspberry Pi, you’re probably not too surprised to know that the Pi Store launched today to give budding and mature developers and chance to share and sell their programs.
The Raspberry is designed to be an easy-to-access system for students and others to learn to code, though it’s also being used in many other settings. Raspberry recently released the low-power-consumption Pi Model A, which is aimed at home media centers, industrial applications, and robotics. The Model B is the version that students and hobbyists typically pick up.
The Raspberry is designed to be an easy-to-access system for students and others to learn to code, though it’s also being used in many other settings. Raspberry recently released the low-power-consumption Pi Model A, which is aimed at home media centers, industrial applications, and robotics. The Model B is the version that students and hobbyists typically pick up.
