Just Released: The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
The teeny-tiny Raspberry Pi Zero first made waves when it began selling for a mere $5. This simple computer on a chip could do everything your average Linux machine could…
Raspberry Pi splits its dual personality Web site into .org and .com
Raspberry Pi, the group in Cambridge, England, has split their site into two. Technically, they were always two groups that worked as colleagues, but now it’s more apparent, and easier…
Re-living computing history with a PDP-8 (Raspberry Pi)
The Raspberry Pi is a great tool for re-living and learning from the past, whether it's emulating classic video games, emulating an IBM System/370 for learning JCL and COBOL, or,…
Retoflag’s GPi Case is a bit of handheld nostalgia
We have a lot of time around the house these days so I wanted to build something fun with my son. Enter Retroflag's GPi Case, a device that runs a…
This DIY robot-mounted laser will entertain your cat for hours
Cats love lasers. Humans love Raspberry Pis. What do you get when you mix them together? A crazy, DIY robot called the trilateral that will amuse cats to no end.…
Build your own handheld Linux computer, like its 2001
Way back in the old days, there were handheld tablet computers that could run Linux. No one is using a Compaq iPaq or Sharp Zaurus anymore. What's a nerd to…
The ClockworkPi GameShell is full of DIY fun
Devices like the GameShell are my absolute favorite. Made for DIY fans and Raspberry Pi users, they are basically mini computers inside a wonderfully easy-to-build shell. I've 3D printed something…
Learn some practical – and fun – coding with the pi-top[4]
If you want to learn coding, there are any number of ways to go about it. Pick up a book, find a class, or even take courses online. However, if…