Khadas announce updated Mind 2 range with Intel Meteor Lake CPUs By Jowi Morales published 6 September 24 Khadas updates the Mind Standard and Mind Premium with Intel Core Ultra 5 and Core Ultra 7 Meteor Lake processors.
Raspberry Pi Pico converts Paw Patrol toy into arcade controller By Ash Hill published 6 September 24 Dr. Tom Tilley is using a Raspberry Pi to convert an old Paw Patrol toy into a working controller that he can play Sega's Super Hang-On with.
How to Control your Raspberry Pi Camera using a web UI (Updated) By Les Pounder published 2 September 24 Take full control of your Raspberry Pi camera module with this simple to install, and easy to use web interface.
Pimoroni Pico Jumbo Review: Giant Pico Board that Uses Alligator Clips By Les Pounder published 31 August 24 Need a 3.5 times larger Raspberry Pi Pico 2? Pimoroni has just the thing.
Raspberry Pi 5 2GB delid uncovers 'Dark Silicon' and improved power performance By Les Pounder published 28 August 24 The D0 SoC runs at a lower temperature, consumes less power and still delivers the full Raspberry Pi 5 experience
Picade Max Review: Two-Player DIY Retro Arcade for Raspberry Pi By Les Pounder published 25 August 24 Editor's Choice Pimoroni’s first two-player Picade has finally arrived
What’s inside the Raspberry Pi Pico 2’s RP2350? By Les Pounder published 23 August 24 The Raspberry Pi Pico 2 introduced the RP2350 to the world, but did you know that there are multiple variants of this new board? We dug into the details.
Raspberry Pi 5’s new 2GB model benchmarked: Do you need 2, 4 or 8GB? : We test against the 4 and 8GB versions By Les Pounder published 19 August 24 Do you need all the RAM for a full Raspberry Pi 5 experience? Of course you do, but could you get away with a 2GB model?
Khadas Mind Graphics Review: An RTX 4060 Ti for your Intel SBC By Les Pounder published 17 August 24 Now your Raptor Lake-powered SBC has an Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti.
Anyone can control these IoT-enabled dorm room traffic lights By Ash Hill published 13 August 24 Riley Hutton is using an ESP32 to power his custom traffic light project that lets anyone operate it over livestream.
Elecrow CrowView Note Review: Portable Pi Projects By Les Pounder published 10 August 24 The nearest thing to a Raspberry Pi laptop
How to Get Wi-Fi on Raspberry Pi Pico 2, expansion board required By Les Pounder published 10 August 24 The new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 doesn’t come with Wi-Fi, but with a few lines of code, some wires and a little Adafruit magic we can hack the Pico 2 online and we show you how.
New Raspberry Pi RP2350 Arm + RISC chip to power dozens of new devices; here's a running list By Les Pounder published 8 August 24 Announced today, the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 has been in the hands of hardware developers for some time and that means there are a myriad of products to choose from.
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Launches with Arm + Risc V Cores: hands-on with the new, $5 microcontroller By Les Pounder published 8 August 24 We got early access to the latest Raspberry Pi Pico, the Pico 2 and while it's not smooth sailing, there is much to be excited about, including the first RISC-V product from Raspberry Pi.
Geekworm X1011 Review: The hidden NAS maker By Les Pounder published 3 August 24 Geekworm’s latest Raspberry Pi 5 board sees space for four M.2 devices / NVMe drives but remains small enough to tuck away out of sight.
Raspberry Pi powered Picade Max brings two-player retro gaming to Pimoroni's Picade family By Les Pounder published 26 July 24 Pimoroni's latest Pi-powered arcade cabinet is made for the flagship Raspberry Pi 5 and includes RP2040 add-ons for audio, controls and power
Raspberry Pi gains Bluetooth assisted Wi-Fi config tool from Remote.It By Les Pounder published 24 July 24 Remote.It's new open source tool brings easy management of multiple Raspberry Pis and Wi-Fi configuration via Bluetooth connectivity
CrowdStrike's market cap plunges $12.5 billion in wake of global outage By Les Pounder published 19 July 24 CrowdStrike shares open 15% down after a 24-hour nightmare slowly comes to a close.
How to fix CrowdStrike BSODs in three minutes — fix requires manual changes, but they are simple By Les Pounder published 19 July 24 Here’s how to fix the infamous CrowdStrike BSOD in under three minutes.
Cytron Maker Uno RP2040 Review: Budget-focused board By Les Pounder published 19 July 24 Based upon the Raspberry Pi Pico’s RP2040, but designed to resemble the classic Arduino Uno, Cytron’s latest board takes aim at the low-cost end of the educators budget.
Global IT issue strikes Windows machines, cause now linked to CrowdStrike software update By Les Pounder published 19 July 24 An apparent IT update is allegedly linked to a global IT outage for Microsoft Cloud services and BSoD
Eleegoo Neptune 4 Pro, our top-rated 3D printer, is now $240 at Newegg By Les Pounder published 15 July 24 Elegoo's Neptune 4 Pro drops to $240 at Newegg, saving you $122 off a fantastic 3D printer.
How to write code for your Raspberry Pi Pico in your web browser with ViperIDE By Les Pounder published 13 July 24 Volodymyr Shymanskyy’s ViperIDE is a great tool to write MicroPython and CircuitPython in the browser. It works with many different machines, including the Raspberry Pi Pico.
Pineboards HatDrive! Nano Review: Low-cost, high-speed storage for your Raspberry Pi 5 By Les Pounder published 13 July 24 Editor's Choice Shut up and take my money!
King Charles III packs 'fifty millionth Raspberry Pi' during visit to Sony factory By Les Pounder published 12 July 24 Even royalty want a slice of Pi
