$25 Raspberry Pi running XBMC

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#616992 29-Apr-2012 15:24

nothing in my spam folder. that was my first thought as well.

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#618440 2-May-2012 16:28

bodysoda: Drum roll!! I received my Raspberrypi which I ordered through element14 on Feb 29. I am super excited to open the box.

So how are you getting on with it? Is it working? What have you done with it so far? Share the joy.

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#618812 3-May-2012 12:09

hmm, according to this post: http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1134
everybody should have received an email by now but I haven't had anything. Anyone else still waiting?

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#618849 3-May-2012 13:12

jbard: hmm, according to this post: http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1134
everybody should have received an email by now but I haven't had anything. Anyone else still waiting?

yup im still waiting. nothing in spam, order still on website but just backorder. and ordered mine within 90 minutes of them becoming available.

and they said they werent going to be taking preorders.....

dontpanic42

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#619760 4-May-2012 19:19

Still no email here either. Just a backorder status on my element14 account page.

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#626977 17-May-2012 17:45

I'm curious, will likely end up ordering mine soon, but as a newbie programmer, what kind of fun (languages) can I play with on the Pi?

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#627054 17-May-2012 20:28

P1n3apqlExpr3ss: I'm curious, will likely end up ordering mine soon, but as a newbie programmer, what kind of fun (languages) can I play with on the Pi?

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#627152 18-May-2012 00:26

P1n3apqlExpr3ss: I'm curious, will likely end up ordering mine soon, but as a newbie programmer, what kind of fun (languages) can I play with on the Pi?

It runs linux, so all of them!

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#627157 18-May-2012 06:19

Got my email giving me a ref to order this morning. 10 mins later... order placed.
3 weeks wait.

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#627162 18-May-2012 07:40

floydbloke: Snippet from the latest update on the website:
raspberrypi.org: By early next week all 110,000 customers who have ordered with element14, wherever they are in the world, will receive a confirmed delivery date ( which, as previously communicated, will be no later than the end of June for those who ordered before April 18th) .

Hmm, I ordered on 26 March and haven't heard anything around dates...

alvin

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#627181 18-May-2012 09:05

got my raspberry pi last week from RS. still no word from farnell. the funny thing is I ordered at farnell on launch day. except from an introductory email, I haven't received anything from them.

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#627508 18-May-2012 20:23

Shindig: Got my email giving me a ref to order this morning. 10 mins later... order placed.
3 weeks wait.

I also got an email from RS overnight so placed an order too, same 3 week lead time. I didn't 'register interest' with them until 18 March. This suggests to me that production has ramped up pretty well and they should be able to clear backlogs fairly well. If both RS and Element14 are being straight up about their eta's that means that in a month's time I should be the proud owner of 2 Pi's.

For those who haven't heard back about their Element14 orders, there is a woman called Jenny representing them on the RaspberryPi.org forums/blogs who seems to be very responsive. It would appear she can give more conclusive answers to order queries that an Aus/NZ email or phone contact. Might be worth a try if you want to follow up.

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#628477 21-May-2012 17:58

Got it last week. OpenELEC kinds of works, it's kind of laggy though. Will try Raspbmc and see how it goes.

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#628481 21-May-2012 18:09

floydbloke: I also got an email from RS overnight so placed an order too, same 3 week lead time. I didn't 'register interest' with them until 18 March.

I mixed up ordering and registration. I registered on 26/3 so hopefully I'll get an order email soon :)

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#629424 23-May-2012 12:06

Hi,

Just out of interest what are people planning to do with their Raspberry Pi?

I have seen some comments about people using it as a media player hooked up to a server or other PC, others are talking about using them to learn programming and I think this is inline with the original intention of the makers.

Just curious really.

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