My nude (Raspberry) Pi
Here it is in it's natural state--the extra keyboard I got for it, and the hand-held track ball I had laying around. Same with the AVB USB hub.
My (Raspberry) Pi encased in Lego!!
This is the most recent temporary home for my Pi. Using Lego for a case is brilliant but the colors I chose are ugly so I want to redo it or maybe choose another case all together. It's based on Biz's Lego case, which I found instructions for here: www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1354 But I didn't have the same parts so I tweaked the design a bit--gave it feet and a flip-top lid (see next photo, please.)
My (Raspberry) Pi encased in Lego!! (lid up!)
My Pi's Lego-based PC case with it's lid up! The case is based on the one here: www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1354 The original design is great, but I gave it feet to allow cables to run underneath it and a flip-top lid to allow easy-access to the pins and the LED indicators inside. I'll build another one at some point with less ugly colors. :(
My (Raspberry) Pi connected to my 30 year-old B&W TV
I don't have any other analog or HD inputable displays to use that are at all convenient to my desk, so I thought I'd try this out since I normally have this old B&W bird connected to the Blu-Ray's unused RCA ports.
My (Raspberry) Pi connected to my 30 year-old B&W TV (wider shot for scale)
The iPod Shuffle is there for scale. That's a 5-inch diagonal screen!
My (Raspberry) Pi in its temporary home (roof down)
The whole Pi is in there.
from a post at thepete.com
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