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Is there anything I would need to get with the raspberry pi? Monitors, mouse, keyboard, cables?

You could always pay out of your ass and get the starter kit from radio$hack
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You could always pay out of your ass and get the starter kit from radio$hack

I was gonna build one of those wooden 10$ cases, and just use ethernet, there is no way im spending 80-90$ on one.

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Bluetooth Earbuds? Jaybird have some for under $80. I think they're called the Jaybird Freedom.

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Bluetooth Earbuds? Jaybird have some for under $80. I think they're called the Jaybird Freedom.

Sorry, but you appear to have prefaced "Cheap Tech Gadgets" with "Not-So."

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USB desk fans, cheap second hand AMD powered laptops to keep your hot drinks warm  :D

Shots fired?

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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Shots fired?

If you've ever had an AMD powered laptop, you would know that having one of those in your lap might cause 2nd degree burns...

So I can put anything here?

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If you've ever had an AMD powered laptop, you would know that having one of those in your lap might cause 2nd degree burns...

I'm not talking about heat, I know that AMD products tend to run hot. Rather I'm talking about the intended use of said laptop. Is there really nothing better you could do with it rather then keep your drink warm?

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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I'm not talking about heat, I know that AMD products tend to run hot. Rather I'm talking about the intended use of said laptop. Is there really nothing better you could do with it rather then keep your drink warm?

Multitasking! Watch porn and keep your cocoa warm!

So I can put anything here?

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Raspberry pi

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Get a Laser pen.

 

You can point at stuff.

 

Like people's eyes or helicopters.

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USB to Ethernet adapter, the most helpful thing I've ever bought (probably) only £13

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I 3(4?)rd the rasberry pi. its open on my desk right now, trying to use it with a breadboard. i have no idea what Im doing but its fun. it comes with nothing, so grab a cheap hdmi cable, and I got a keyboard with a trackpad that i use with it. and a wifi adapter if you dont have a ethernet cable laying around. the only thing i had to buy was the breadboard and stuff, and the keyboard, the rest i had laying around

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