The room is packed, in fact it's standing room only, with developers learning how to pimp out their Raspberry Pi to create home entertainment apps. We're at EclipseCon San Francisco right now, and as I write this blog the energy in the room is palpable. Cutting edge development on a home TV with Eclipse RCP and Raspberry Pi is all the rage, and we're showing developers how to make real world, useful apps with these Java technologies.

Raspberry Pi and Eclipse for your TV
At the forefront of the above picture you'll see Genuitec engineers Tim Webb and Jed Anderson showing off our open source PiPlug for your home TV - if you'd like to get your hands on it follow this GitHub link: http://genuitec.github.io/piplug.

Genuitec's Tim Webb presenting on Eclipse RCP and Raspberry Pi
We'll follow up with more thoughts and details later, but as of now what a fun crowd in the room!