The 100th issue of the excellent official Raspberry Pi magazine, MagPi, is now available to download and purchase both as a physical magazine and electronic publication. This month’s issue includes a huge competition offering 61 “amazing prizes up for grabs.” Check out the full list of prizes below.
“The MagPi magazine is 100 issues young. Come with us and celebrate with this special edition of The MagPi magazine. Inside you’ll discover a 20-page feature celebrating 100 moments from Raspberry Pi … To celebrate our 100th issue, we have a very special competition. This month, we have 61 prizes up for grabs for 61 readers. Each winner will receive one prize at random from the list below.”
Raspberry Pi magazine MagPi issue 100 prize pool:
1x pi-top [4] DIY Edition and Foundation Kit
2x RockyBorg robot kits from PiBorg
3x MeArm robot arm kits
5x NESPi 4 cases from The Pi Hut
5x Jam HATs from The Pi Hut
5x DAC2Pros from HiFiBerry
10x Argon One cases
10x RFID HATs from SB Components
10x SmartiPi Touch 2 cases
10x GrowPi HATs from Pimoroni
The MagPi magazine has been a cornerstone for Raspberry Pi enthusiasts since its inception. It has provided countless tutorials, project ideas, and insights into the ever-evolving world of Raspberry Pi. The 100th issue is a testament to the magazine’s enduring popularity and its role in fostering a vibrant community of makers, educators, and hobbyists.
Celebrating 100 Issues of Innovation
The 100th issue is not just about the competition; it’s a celebration of the journey that Raspberry Pi and its community have undertaken over the years. The 20-page feature inside this special edition highlights 100 significant moments in the history of Raspberry Pi. These moments include groundbreaking projects, significant software updates, and community achievements that have collectively contributed to the success of Raspberry Pi.
For instance, the magazine delves into the development of the Raspberry Pi 4, which brought significant improvements in processing power and connectivity, making it a versatile tool for both beginners and advanced users. It also covers the launch of Raspberry Pi Pico, a microcontroller board that opened up new possibilities for embedded systems and IoT projects.
The magazine also pays homage to the educational initiatives spearheaded by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Programs like Code Club and CoderDojo have empowered young learners worldwide to dive into coding and digital making, fostering the next generation of tech innovators.
Exclusive Insights and Tutorials
In addition to the celebratory content, the 100th issue of MagPi is packed with exclusive insights and tutorials. Readers can find step-by-step guides on building their own projects, from simple LED blinkers to complex home automation systems. The tutorials cater to all skill levels, ensuring that both novices and seasoned makers can find something of interest.
One of the standout tutorials in this issue is a guide on creating a retro gaming console using the Raspberry Pi 4. This project not only provides a nostalgic trip down memory lane but also demonstrates the versatility of the Raspberry Pi as a powerful emulation platform.
Another exciting feature is an in-depth look at using the Raspberry Pi for AI and machine learning projects. With the increasing availability of AI tools and libraries, the Raspberry Pi has become a cost-effective platform for experimenting with AI applications, from image recognition to natural language processing.
For more information, jump over to the official Raspberry Pi Foundation website.
Source: MagPi
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