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While Dr Who fans are miffed that the BBC could not be bothered putting out a Christmas episode of Dr Who this year, a*Raspberry Pi developer managed to create an overpowered Christmas tree light in the shape of the Tardis.
Chris Bensen, the developer behind the world's largest Raspberry Pi Cluster, has made what could be the smartest ornament of all-time.
The blue, 3D-printed ornament, which is shaped like Doctor Who's Tardis time machine, contains a tiny Raspberry Pi cluster that consists of two Raspberry Pi Zeros, which are powered by a USB power bank. Fortunately, it is bigger on the inside than the outside.
The Pis connect to a blue LED light that sits on top of the ornament and blinks just like the one on the real Tardis does when it's in motion.
While Dr Who fans are miffed that the BBC could not be bothered putting out a Christmas episode of Dr Who this year, a*Raspberry Pi developer managed to create an overpowered Christmas tree light in the shape of the Tardis.
Chris Bensen, the developer behind the world's largest Raspberry Pi Cluster, has made what could be the smartest ornament of all-time.
The blue, 3D-printed ornament, which is shaped like Doctor Who's Tardis time machine, contains a tiny Raspberry Pi cluster that consists of two Raspberry Pi Zeros, which are powered by a USB power bank. Fortunately, it is bigger on the inside than the outside.
The Pis connect to a blue LED light that sits on top of the ornament and blinks just like the one on the real Tardis does when it's in motion.
