Raspberry Pi 2: Raspberry Pi 2 Beginner's User's Manual: Step by Step Guide to Mastering a Full List of Projects for the Raspberry Pi 2

by Chris Moore

Raspberry Pi 2
Raspberry Pi 2 Beginner's User’s Manual: Step by Step Guide to Mastering a Full List of Projects for the Raspberry Pi 2

Have you ever heard of Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi 2? Are you possibly familiar with Raspberry Pi 2 but your very new to this technology? Or, have you used and possibly even experimented with Raspberry Pi 2 (or other versions of Raspberry Pi) before but you're looking for a bit more guidance? Is there even a chance you have some knowledge of the Raspberry Pi systems but you’re looking to expand and deepen your knowledge? If so, then this is the instructional and informational book for you!

Whatever you level of knowledge of understanding might be with Raspberry Pi systems, this book can offer you a wide range of information, suggestion and instruction to help you better expand your education on this new, interesting and always growing technology! Furthermore, this book is mean to cater to a wide range of ability levels. If you're a "techie," great! If not, that's perfectly fine too! Whatever level of understanding you have of Raspberry Pi and its systems, you will find this book easy to follow, understand and learn from! Even better, this book is mean tot put any worries, frustrations or concerns to rest, so you'll never have to worry about being overwhelmed or confused when trying to learn the material and step-by-step processes! This book is meant to supply each and every reader with easy to follow, simple instruction and information. This book includes:

-An introduction to what Raspberry Pi 2 is

- Information on how Raspberry Pi 2 can benefit your life

- Six easy to understand, step-by-step projects you can make using Raspberry Pi 2

40 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 20, 2016

About the author

Chris Moore is a graduate of Columbia University and the author and co-author of a dozen books, including Dorota Nigro's "Not Just a Number," which exposes the link between diesel fumes and cancer; and gun industry legend Wildey Moore's forthcoming "Wildey's Here: Survivor." He lives with his wife and three sons in Connecticut, and is a former resident of Breckenridge, Colorado where he discovered how much he loves the mountains and also how deeply rooted the hatred of America and the normal family is in many Americans. See more of his work at chrismoorewrites.com