Raspberry Pi’s new computer comes in the size of a DDR2 memory stick

If you thought Raspberry Pi computer was tiny, then its latest computer might make you want to reevaluate that thinking. The new Compute Module fits its 4GB storage and processor into the space of a DDR2 memory stick. The organization created this smaller computer with a small standard connector to allow users to fit into any interface they might like. Users no longer have to rely on the built-in ports of the Raspberry Pi.

The Compute Module will be sold alongside a starter IO Board in June. There is no individual pricing available yet. Large-scale buyers can buy in batches of 100 at around US$30 apiece.

Source: Engadget

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LaCie enables 4K Post-Production with latest Thunderbolt 2 storage solutions

LaCie, the premium brand from Seagate Technology  announced at the 2014 NAB Show three new storage solutions featuring Thunderbolt 2 technology. The LaCie 8big Rack, 5big and 2big feature industry-leading speeds and the latest 6TB hard drives from Seagate. This combination of speed and capacity make these products ideal for 4K workflows. Built-in hardware RAID keeps data safe, while cutting-edge industrial design delivers user efficiency and stunning appearance.

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42,000 Mazda6's recalled due to spider-related issues

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Mazda says there have been nine confirmed sightings of spiders in vent lines since the original recall a few years ago. It seems that covers were applied at the factory to keep the arachnids from entering, but it hasn't quite exterminated the problem. Hit jump for the full release.

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