The MagPi – January 2020
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Raspberry Pi is unlike any other computer. On the one hand, it’s a fully powerful desktop computer, at a fraction of the regular cost. At the same time, thanks to its educational roots, The MagPi Magazine is ready to become just about anything. Everything from solar-powered boats (page 8) to cheese-grilling machines (page 16) can be found inside this magazine.
Maybe you’ve got an idea for something to make. In which case our 50 Tips & Tools for Raspberry Pi feature (page 26) will help you kit out for 2020. This year could be your chance to finally build your crazy contraption.
If, like me, you’ve no idea what to make next, then take a look at our Raspberry Pi 4 accessories guide (page 68). Here you’ll find kits and gadgets that can inspire you to build a friendly project.
I believe 2020 is going to be an incredible year for technology and making, and The MagPi sits at the heart of the most creative community on earth. This magazine is packed with incredible ideas and builds engineered by some of the most fun people we know.
Here’s to another decade of making.
Lucy Hattersley Editof
Contents
The MagPi Issue 89 January 2020
26 Tips & Tools
06 World of Raspberry Pi 92 Your letters
97 Next Month
98 The Final Word
Project Showcases
08 AMOS sailboat
12 Organnery pipe organ
14 Airdrum
16 Cheeseborg
20 CutiePi
22 Bit Time Rotary Dial Phone
Tutorials
38 Add navigation to a robot
44 Smart classroom assistant
48 Vintage computer internet
52 Hack GraviTrax – part 3
60 C and GTK custom widgets
64 Design a 3D printer pendant
Reviews
76 Enviro
78 SmartiPi Touch 2
80 Top 10 advanced projects 82 Learn R with Raspberry Pi
Community
84 Andrew Suttle interview
86 This month in Raspberry Pi
90 Events calendar
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