Connect Your Raspberry Pi to your Kindle to Create a DIY Productivity Tablet @Raspberry_Pi #piday #raspberrypi
This tutorial from jeffablog shows you how to connect your pi to your kindle to make a Frankentabletbook – a diy productivity tablet based on the Franklin Day Planner.
Project Plan
Rather than make this a 10,000 word blog post, I’ll break the project up into a series of posts.
Follow the links below to the individual posts that make up the series.
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