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LinkedUp – Linking Web Data for Education Project
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LEGO Presentation: Open Innovation Eco-System and Toolbox
Here you can check out a presentation on how LEGO proceeds with their open innovation efforts.
Engineer Eben Upton with an earlier prototype of the Raspberry Pi computer, which is fully programmable and capable of running software such as Firefox. Photograph: Antonio Olmos A new British computer that costs just £22 went on sale at 6am on Wednesday morning – and immediately sold out, crashing the websites selling it in the process. The Raspberry Pi is intended to inspire a new generation of schoolchildren to learn to program, just as the Sinclair Spectrum and BBC Micro did in the 1980s, which led to the burgeoning UK games sector. As small as a credit card, the first versions of the Raspberry Pi, which are being sold through the components companies RS and Farnell, are intended to go to developers who will then write software that people can use to write their own programs.
