RasPi Backpack– FULL of prizes!

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Win a Raspberry Pi backpack full of Raspberry Pi stuff from Adafruit and friends! In celebration of the Raspberry Pi hackerspace tour. Adafruit (and others, list coming soon!) is going to stuff this giant Raspberry Pi-looking back pack filled with awesome electronics and more.

Raspi prizepack

This is the last day of prize additions! The bag is full!

How can you win? We’re going to give this away to someone at the NYC Resistor event on September 19th. If you’re going to the event you need to show up with a cool project made with a Raspberry Pi in some way. Ladyada and Becky will be pick a winner, so make sure you show up with something really cool that shows what you can do with a Pi. Looking for ideas? Check out tutorials and Pi day (Fridays) here.

If no one shows up with a great project worthy of such a bag, we’ll give it away online to one lucky person online who is posting up amazing Raspberry Pi projects that catch our attention.

Every day we posted up about the new items added to the bag! Today we’re adding:

Already in the bag:

Fore more about the tour, check out our announcement post with dates and more info!

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1 Comment

  1. Guillermo A. Amaral (@gamaral)
    September 19, 2012 at 3:09 pm

    That backpack looks pretty heavy, if you need somebody to hold it for you, I’m right here… (bwhahahaha)

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