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Available for the Raspbian Operating System as of November 21, 2013:

Wolfram Language™ & Mathematica ®

PILOT RELEASE FOR THE RASPBERRY PI

The Wolfram Language and Mathematica are now bundled with the Raspberry Pi New Out of Box Software (NOOBS).

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Get it from the Raspberry Pi Foundation

Free! (For non-commercial use)

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Documentation

Wolfram Language Documentation (Pilot Release) »

Wolfram Mathematica Documentation (Pilot Release) »

Technical Information

Full version of the Wolfram Language and Mathematica, including support for notebooks and dynamic constructs like Manipulate and Animate. Additionally includes new Device API to connect to serial devices and the on-board GPIO and RaspiCam. More »

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Remote Development Kit

(For any desktop installation of Wolfram Mathematica)

Seamless development on the Raspberry Pi from any desktop version of Mathematica, including Home and Student Editions.

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Print a Case for Your Pi

Protect your Pi with this 3D printed case featuring the Wolfram Spikey.

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