The document discusses the history and specifications of the Raspberry Pi, a credit card-sized computer designed for education. Key points include: - The Raspberry Pi was created by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK-based charity, to promote computer science education. - At about $35 per unit, the Raspberry Pi is inexpensive due to its use of low-cost, low-power ARM processors and barebone components. - The latest Raspberry Pi 2 model has a 900MHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, MicroSD storage, and Broadcom VideoCore IV graphics. - The Raspberry Pi runs Linux-based operating systems and can be used for programming practice

1. Raspberry Pi

2. About Me !
Vikas Jain
@ervikey

4. Agenda
› Raspberry Pi History
› Raspberry Pi Evolution
› Specifications of latest model
› Why it is Low Cost?
› Why it is barebone?
› Projects & Ideas
› Operating System
› Hardware Hacks
› Making Bootable SD Card
› Basic Setup
› Demo
› Q & A

5. What is a raspberry Pi?
› A credit card sized Computer
› Plugs into a TV or monitor
› Cheap ~Rs.3000 each
› Over 1 million units shipped
› Broadcom BCM2835 Chipset
› Designed for education

6. The Raspberry Team
● The Raspberry Pi Foundation – Charitable organisation
● Founding Members:
○ David Braben
○ Jack Lang
○ Pete Lomas
○ Alan Mycrott
○ Robert Mullins
○ Eben Upton
● Created @ University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory and Broadcom
○ Located @ Caldecote, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
● May 2009

7. Why Low Cost
● Funded charitable project (Dell & Sony)
● For understanding Computer Science
● Open Source Hardware
● ARM Processor
● Embedded Ram
● Less Power
● Low Cost Hi-Def GPU
● Barebone

8. Hardware Specification: Pi 2
› Release date February 2015
› Introductory price Rs. 3000 (Approx.)
› Operating system variants of Linux such as Ubuntu and
Android
› CPU 900 MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7
› Memory 1 GB RAM
› Storage MicroSDHC slot
› Graphics Broadcom VideoCore IV
› Power 4.0 W

9. Add ons

10. What it is for Us?
› Build a Pentest machine (install kali/backtrack)
› Set up home VPN (Privacy )
› Run your own webserver
› Set up Gamebox (old Nes/gameboy games)
› Setup media center
› Build a NAS
› Build a robot
› Learn programing
› Learn hardware and electronics
› Setup your own Flight tracking system.
› continue..

11. More Project Ideas
› Home Security System
› Automated Coffee Machine
› GPS Tracker
› Quad copter with wireless camera
› Portable Laptop
› Server ( web, database, torrent, hotspot)
› Many more...

12. Office

13. Programing

14. Games

16. HTPC

22. Lets Get Started
› Setting Up R-pi for first boot choose your os

23. Tools
● Windows - using win32 Disk Image writer
● Linux – using dd command
o sudo dd if=path_of_your_image.img of=/dev/disk bs=4m
● For Bootable Pen Drive/Hard Drive use berry boot installer

24. Questions ?