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  1. tjohn327
    Power Pi is an intelligent and cost effective uninterruptible power supply for a Raspberry Pi that can provide more than an hour of backup power and safely shutdown the Pi when battery is drained. It protects the Pi from power outages and brownouts. This UPS can power a Raspberry Pi via the 40 pin GPIO header. It can also power any other device requiring a 5V up-to 3A power supply through its screw terminal output or the USB A port. Power Pi can be powered using a wide range of input voltage (3.9V to 14V) and can provide 5V 3A continuous output. Pi monitors the status of the UPS through I
  2. Dmitry
    There is a real necessity in a TeamSpeak server to organize communication channel between two and more people. Also, it needs to to be built in a cost-efficient and tech-savvy way. And so, I've come to the solution - build TeamSpeak 3 server on Raspberry Pi (or any other ARM device). Learn this case and try to do this on your ARM.
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