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The document discusses a meetup about Raspberry Pi held by Tonny Adhi Sabastian and Jan Peter Alexander. It provides an overview of Raspberry Pi, including a quick start guide, its versatility for different users and applications, its programming interfaces and languages, and examples of its use. It demonstrates setting up a Raspberry Pi media center and controlling it with an XBMC remote, and provides resources for additional information.
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