A neighbour of a friend of mine bought his son a Raspberry Pi when they first came out. He was a troubled lad with a bleak future ahead of him, but next year he should start a computing course at Cambridge University. They money he has made from Apps that he has written should earn him enough to pay his fees, rent, and a whole lot more. A true piece of magic.
Why some people are commenting about his VOICE and or his ACCENT, instead of the content of the video. Try to learn a new language and we will see about your accent.
English is actually the national language of india next to hindi. We do not need to learn a new language when indians are taught english. The big issue is that the people that teach indians english have been taught english with the same accent for generations. His video is good but hard to decipher without subtitles
Nice video, a bit heavy on the accent, but mostly coherent. Maybe try turning the music down a bit? Anyway, I can appreciate that you actually bought and tested a Pi instead of just compiling info from online sources. (I am aware that this is almost 5 years old)
Wow, this video has been very helpful. It has cleared my doubts about Raspberry PI. I have the same external HDD WD 2 terabyte!!! +mrinal Saha, do u edit the videos urself??
+mrinal saha Seriously, they are so cool. how do you combine all these? you are almost in every field of IT, and you are good at it too. Could u please do a video about urself like Q&A, where you tell us more about urself or guides to help people in IT field. I would be very glad.
That was really helpful. Just got a good idea of the scope of these devices and I really like the idea of a media server. I think I will build one. Thanks.
Great video, you summed it up perfectly ! I wish I had seen this before, would have saved lot of time by collecting bits and pieces from various other sources
IndiCoder have you tried your hand on the raspberry pi? I was able to use it as a XBMC however I am trying to get the best possible alternative for a set top box..
Wow. I didn't know. I just woke up from the year 1984. My TRS-80 is broken. The year 2018 is soooo amazing! Well done friends of the future. As usual... THanks For THinkin!!!!
Hi! thanks for teaching the basics. Could you also help me by telling what can I do if i want to make speedometer of a car and add few other things which work simultaneously(for example, stopwatch or time)? (Please help me out, I'm going crazy)
Thanks bro. It's the most informative video on pi after long time surfing. I had a doubt of we wanna use it as a NAS server . How to achieve required voltage for all the hard drives i connect to the 4 usb ports . Any suggestions please
Colossus built at Bletchley Park July 1942 was the FIRST electronic computer in the World. The American ENIAC was actually based on a single element of Colossus, the binary calculation and had none of the logic operations you would normally associate with any computer. This means that first computer after Colossus would go to the Lion built for food company in England Lyons. Since Colossus was associated with code breaking its existence remained a secret till the 1980's.
I’m getting a pi 3 b+ starter kit with noobs preloaded. I do not have a laptop or desktop only a tablet. How do I turn my pi into an emulation system for video game consoles, keeping in mind all the info I’ve provided.
Nice intro video for RPi newbies. NAS server idea is good, but this is the wrong board. With only 100M network and USB2, this is too slow to be a real NAS. The Ordoid XU4, which has 2GB RAM, 8-core, 1000M network and USB 3.0 support is much better. Using minimal Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, with NFS/SMB and a 4TB USB3 external drive, this can serve up data at nearly full network GigE speeds. .deb packages for RPI can be used on Odroid, as the CPU is still ARM and compatible between RPi and Odroid. I've not tried any GPIO programming on Odroid, so I don't know if the RPi GPIO dev library works, likely not. I've seen reviews of Odroid using it as a desktop computer, and it is decent, with 8-cores. Unfortunately, this XU4 form factor isn't the same as a RPi, but they sell cases for $6 or so if you buy from Ameridroid, so that isn't a real issue.
Look how far we have come with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 4GB - ua-cam.com/video/bXXPjmG5UNY/v-deo.html
I came here from that video coz i wanted to know more about Raspberry Pi :P
Great video :)
Raspberry Pi Advanced Tutorial 2018: ▶▶ ua-cam.com/video/0084bZfQG3k/v-deo.html
Most simplest definition i heard after surfing so many videos...👏👏👏👏
That background musik loop is driving me insane!
Check with your doctor. :)
A neighbour of a friend of mine bought his son a Raspberry Pi when they first came out. He was a troubled lad with a bleak future ahead of him, but next year he should start a computing course at Cambridge University. They money he has made from Apps that he has written should earn him enough to pay his fees, rent, and a whole lot more. A true piece of magic.
Great video!! Fast, full of information, and straight to the point. Everything I needed to know. Thank you!
I'm sold. I'll have to get one now. This all sounds super useful.
Great video!!!
This was really helpful, clear, and comprehensive, thank you! I'll watch the updated version now.
Why some people are commenting about his VOICE and or his ACCENT, instead of the content of the video. Try to learn a new language and we will see about your accent.
English is actually the national language of india next to hindi. We do not need to learn a new language when indians are taught english. The big issue is that the people that teach indians english have been taught english with the same accent for generations. His video is good but hard to decipher without subtitles
BS Moket. I speak Eng/Fr/Sp and I have a hard time listening to him. What are YOUR qualifications??? Get a life!
Wrong a languange includes grammar and phonetics, or else is intangible.
I dont mean to sound like an ass but I do too have a problem trying to understand him
Irfan Spirtovic honestly I want to know. What is the first then? I’ve always thought it was English
Nice video, a bit heavy on the accent, but mostly coherent. Maybe try turning the music down a bit? Anyway, I can appreciate that you actually bought and tested a Pi instead of just compiling info from online sources. (I am aware that this is almost 5 years old)
Informative Video on Raspberry Pi
I love this information. Thank you 🙏🏻 I am learning
Very useful and nice. Learnt a lot. Please do post more videos about the raspberry pi.
very helpful.. u explained the things in a very simple way.. thnx a lot..
Wonderful Video. A very informative introduction and the presentation holds the attention throughout. Well done mate. 5 stars from me.
It's nice that this vid has subs.. great intro!
Very simple and informative video. Definitely subscribing!
Great work on the explanation part. Keep up with more such videos.
a wonderful explanation for a begineer
Super handy, i am just a beginner and now because this video i know so much
Nice vid!! Awesome
Thanks. Thinking about using Pi3 for a diy brewery, garage temp control and a meat smoker.
good video. told everything for beginners in a very simple way.. Good job.
Awesome Explanation
Nice sir but one Question does it become hot /warm by using more or does it effect by this warming ?
Tnq u so much.I learn so many things in this video.....and plz...can you make this video in Telugu..
Wow, this video has been very helpful. It has cleared my doubts about Raspberry PI.
I have the same external HDD WD 2 terabyte!!!
+mrinal Saha, do u edit the videos urself??
+mrinal saha Seriously, they are so cool. how do you combine all these? you are almost in every field of IT, and you are good at it too. Could u please do a video about urself like Q&A, where you tell us more about urself or guides to help people in IT field. I would be very glad.
+mrinal saha kk I will.
mrinal saha do u work for some tech support company? ? ?
Very great introduction to this. Keep up the good work
That was really helpful. Just got a good idea of the scope of these devices and I really like the idea of a media server. I think I will build one. Thanks.
thanks a lot for this courtesy i.e much needed!!
please keep sharing more projects related to Pi
Great video, and personality, really well done.
Great video, you summed it up perfectly ! I wish I had seen this before, would have saved lot of time by collecting bits and pieces from various other sources
your explanation is great! thank you
most informative among other videos about rasp
Very Informative Video. Thanks for the efforts and we expect more from you.
Amazing video... beautifully explained... thank u so so much
Very informative and clearly explained. Thankyou.
Thank you for your detailed explanation
Awesome video very informative. I am just starting with this awesome piece of technology and your video answers many questions around it.
Thanks!!
thanks man this was an informative video
Very much useful. Thankyou
Thanks for amazing explanation . I learned something new today.
Thanks for explaining
Sir great video. Please make more videos on raspberry Pi
I agree, very informative, but some tutorials would be nice. I found you very easy to follow.
thanks for the great explanation sir
amazing bhaiya fantastic information
I suffered a lot in knowing that, whether I can connect pi to my Mac or not u cleared
Yes, the video is helpful. Thank you
Awesome explanation
Good explanation!
awesome video,good content,great fun voice!!!keeping things interesting
Nice video bro thank you so much keep up the good work
Great introduction video... just what I needed. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Best regards, Edme.
Wow, this video has been very helpful thanks bro
Great video thanks for posting it.
VERY HELPFUL VIDEO
Great content... Nice explanation
tbh loving the Tycho Dive album as the desktop pic
Its called speaking with clarity people. Well pronounced words.
Very good job.thanks bro
excellent work. you da real mvp.
Quality video....You earned one new sub.
Well done and thank you
Very informative, thank you.
Mrinal make some easy tutorials on pi. It would be awesome to know.
IndiCoder have you tried your hand on the raspberry pi? I was able to use it as a XBMC however I am trying to get the best possible alternative for a set top box..
very Helpful video with great voice.....
very nice , and useful
Life of pi (Raspberry pi)
Not a lot of people will get what you just did here but I do, lol
Kriztofer Plitzkin ur correct I’m confused
RIP IRRFAN
Excellent video,,, but could you connect to a table as a monitor??
you sir, deserve a subscribe and a like
Thanks buddy. I am going to give one a go.
bro i am a beginner and need help can you make more videos on pi like how make projects and coding in python etc
you can search it on the internet，then there are a lot of books about it. I am also a beginner.
This a good video for new people how is thinking about getting one
Wow.
I didn't know.
I just woke up from the year 1984.
My TRS-80 is broken.
The year 2018 is soooo amazing!
Well done friends of the future.
As usual...
THanks For THinkin!!!!
Thanks! Very informative.
good video! thank you so much.
Hi! thanks for teaching the basics. Could you also help me by telling what can I do if i want to make speedometer of a car and add few other things which work simultaneously(for example, stopwatch or time)? (Please help me out, I'm going crazy)
Very good Job sir!! Nice video. Sir is it possible to make this RBpi as a wifi vendo machine?
Good work bro. keep going!
Great Video, could you make a updated video for 2021
Yes, i did like the video. Thanks
Very informative
It was an interesting video.
And make a video on how to make use of a tablet monitor.
Considering your movies has "Yify" attached, I take it you don't just use rpi to torrent open source software, do ya?
Thanks bro. It's the most informative video on pi after long time surfing. I had a doubt of we wanna use it as a NAS server . How to achieve required voltage for all the hard drives i connect to the 4 usb ports .
Any suggestions please
abe gadhe kya informative tha isme..sirf journal padh rha tha..
Colossus built at Bletchley Park July 1942 was the FIRST electronic computer in the World.
The American ENIAC was actually based on a single element of Colossus, the binary calculation and had none of the logic operations you would normally associate with any computer. This means that first computer after Colossus would go to the Lion built for food company in England Lyons.
Since Colossus was associated with code breaking its existence remained a secret till the 1980's.
He sounds like my scary Mrs Rani at school. I don't miss her at all. She yells and scares the heck out of all the students. ^^ But this guy is better.
awesome video
Löve Prèét Sinğh same
Which model of raspberry pi would you suggest for machine learning and image processing based project.
Good one
great video bro
Thank for your tutorial. The downloaded file is movable to another storage? and can be install to Pi?
ENIAC was Launched on 15th Feb
It matches with my Birthday and UA-cam launch Date 😍
I’m getting a pi 3 b+ starter kit with noobs preloaded. I do not have a laptop or desktop only a tablet. How do I turn my pi into an emulation system for video game consoles, keeping in mind all the info I’ve provided.
Nice intro video for RPi newbies. NAS server idea is good, but this is the wrong board. With only 100M network and USB2, this is too slow to be a real NAS. The Ordoid XU4, which has 2GB RAM, 8-core, 1000M network and USB 3.0 support is much better. Using minimal Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, with NFS/SMB and a 4TB USB3 external drive, this can serve up data at nearly full network GigE speeds. .deb packages for RPI can be used on Odroid, as the CPU is still ARM and compatible between RPi and Odroid. I've not tried any GPIO programming on Odroid, so I don't know if the RPi GPIO dev library works, likely not. I've seen reviews of Odroid using it as a desktop computer, and it is decent, with 8-cores. Unfortunately, this XU4 form factor isn't the same as a RPi, but they sell cases for $6 or so if you buy from Ameridroid, so that isn't a real issue.
Good job brother it is this I really want to know
bro please make some more videos on raspberry pi .it'll be helpful in my project and explain about python language also.
Great vid
Great vedio