The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. In this PDF, some interesting and funny things you can do with your Raspberry Pi. Check out this PDF, you will surely like this.

2. Mod My Pi
Mod My Pi do a great range of
colorful cases, using state of the
art injection moulding techniques,
and they're not a bad price either.
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3. Make your own Pi case
Fancy making your own case? Then this
printable PDF will do the trick nicely. It's a
template to cut out and glue to together (very
Blue Peter), which will form a case for the RPi.
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4. Retro Pi
If the Spectrum whetted your
appetite, then check out the RetroPie
Project. With this you can emulate a
wealth of old consoles: SNES, Mega
Drive etc. The setup takes its toll on
the old RPi and it's not the quickest
install ever, but it's certainly worth it
in the end. Follow these instructions
and get gaming.
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5. Arcade Pi
In fact, why not go one step further and
create a full sized arcade cabinet? You
could follow the instructions in this blog
post from RPi user, Darren. Or, hunt
around on eBay for an old arcade cabinet
to tinker with.
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6. Robotics
Robots are generally quite cool --
obviously aside from the ones that
wish to except for the ones that try
to kill all of humanity. There are
plenty of friendly robots out there.
Online magazine RPi MagPi has a
feature about how to make a
robotic arm work with the RPi.
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7. RPi UAV
The concept is brilliant, an RPi UAV (or flying
drone to the likes of you and I) -- just think of
the possibilities! Possibly the first Raspberry
Pi-powered quadcopter in the world.
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8. RPi Weather Station
This DragonTail mapping tutorial would
make an excellent science project for
school, the Raspberry Pi weather station.
Using a Maplin bought USB Wireless Touch
Weather Station, the RPi can log all
relevant data.
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