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Google Giving donates 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to children

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  1. Shawn Knight TechSpot Staff Posts: 1,692

    Google is helping to find the next generation of computer scientists by helping to donate 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to various school-aged children across the U.K. Google’s Eric Schmidt and Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton visited a school in Cambridge...

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    Shawn Knight, Jan 30, 2013
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  2. tonylukac TechSpot Maniac Posts: 572

    Why don't they donate one to me, or someone in the us?
    tonylukac, Jan 30, 2013
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  3. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,802   +285

    They want to get children addicted to Google during their most formative years.

    Wouldn't it be "cute", if they put them in plastic baggies, then gave them out in schoolyards....."C'mere kid, I want you to try something said the Google man, who was shading his mouth with one hand, so that no one else could hear....:eek:

    If I had my way, anything Google wouldn't be permitted within a 1000 feet of a school. Since this is happening in Britain, that's about 320 meters, give or take.;)
    captaincranky, Jan 30, 2013
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  4. ikesmasher TechSpot Addict Posts: 1,117   +80

    Im a child! I swear!
    ikesmasher, Jan 30, 2013
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  5. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,802   +285

    Proving once again boys and girls, early exposure leads to a lifetime of addiction, shame, and dependence...... :eek:
    captaincranky, Jan 30, 2013
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  6. Cota TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 520   +8

    What a waste! give me one so I can debug my algorithms at low cost!
    Cota, Jan 30, 2013
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  7. Burty117 TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,918   +90

    Man I wish I went to a Cambridge school and university , they always get on the news :(
    Burty117, Jan 31, 2013
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