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Raspberry Pi powers a five-foot magic mirror that doubles as a retro gaming console

By Apr 6, 2024

David from Element 14 is using a Raspberry Pi to power one of the biggest magic mirrors we’ve ever seen. The unit also doubles as a retro gaming console. 

David from Element 14 is using a Raspberry Pi to power one of the biggest magic mirrors we’ve ever seen. The unit also doubles as a retro gaming console. 

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