Ben Nuttall

2150 points

Cambridgeshire, UK

Ben is a software engineer for BBC News Labs, and formerly Raspberry Pi's Community Manager. He's into Linux, Python and all things open source! Follow Ben on Twitter @ben_nuttall.

Open Source Champion People's Choice Award Awesome Article Award 2016 Awesome Article Award 2017 Readers Choice Award 2018 Maker Open education Open hardware Python Community Manager Columnist Contributor Club Author Comment Gardener Linux

Authored Content

Open education at the Raspberry Pi Foundation

When I started working at the Raspberry Pi Foundation, we set out to revamp the website and add learning materials for educators. In the mean time, we wanted to get a few…

Getting started with Minecraft Pi

Minecraft is a hugely popular game that runs on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and even smartphones. It's the best-selling PC game of all time and has become a worldwide sensation…

Students compete for a chance to have their Raspberry Pi code run in space

Hi! I'm Ben Nuttall. I do development and outreach at the Raspberry Pi Foundation in my role as education developer advocate. Hopefully you're already aware that Raspberry Pi…

Authored Comments

ben_nuttall

27 Nov 2015

Raspberry Pi Zero: a $5 computer

It's not BS. We sold it for £4 in our swag store until our stock ran out, as did many other of our retailers. The ones that sold it for the correct price sold out FAST. The ones who sold it for inflated prices still have some left.

The magazine hasn't landed in the US yet - it will do soon, and that will carry the Zero free. We're also promising to continue gifting the Zero with Issue #40 for anyone who subscribes to the magazine.

ben_nuttall

27 Nov 2015

Raspberry Pi Zero: a $5 computer

It's definitely $5 in the US and £4 in the UK. Micro Center are selling them in stores for $5:

https://twitter.com/sycophantic/status/670318701233766403