The Raspberry Pi has become one of the easiest and most popular tools to learn programming or hack together a tech solution with add ons – it can even take on the tasks of a conventional home computer, and its latest model is so cheap it comes free with a magazine.
Its British makers have shipped millions of the credit card-sized machines since launching in February 2012, and we want to know how you’ve been using them.
Whether you have pieced a Pi-based system together from scratch as a fun joint project with the kids, or breathed life into some older tech you had lying around, contribute and we’ll gather together some of your success stories – or even tales of woe.
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