The Raspberry Pi 500 is an all-in-one PC built into a keyboard
The Pi Foundation also announced a $100 branded monitor
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Raspberry Pi 5 comes up short in world record overclocking bid
Temperature and voltage scaling were elusive
Need more ports? Raspberry Pi launches $12 USB hub for expanded connectivity
Add more peripherals to your Pi
Raspberry Pi has a new Touch Display ready for inexpensive interactive projects
In a nutshell: Raspberry Pi released its first official display nine years ago. The company is now providing a mild upgrade to the original accessory, with better specs and a high level of compatibility with different Pi generations. Best of all, it remains at the same low price.
Raspberry Pi "Stinger" blaster makes ordinary Nerf guns look tame
It even features a display for the ammo count
Raspberry Pi launches NVMe M.2 SSDs starting at $30
Another great use case for the PCIe port
Raspberry Pi 5 runs Doom 3 at 4K using an external GPU
The Pi 5 can handle PCIe 3.0 speeds and fairly old AMD GPUs
WTF?! The Raspberry Pi 5's expanded PCIe functionality is one of its most enticing upgrades over its predecessors. Most owners likely use it to install fast storage, AI chips, or network cards, but modders have successfully connected it to dedicated graphics cards. Although the Pi isn't a gaming PC, installing a GPU on one could unlock interesting possibilities.
Raspberry Pi is now shipping the $70 AI Camera with integrated neural network
On-component image processing frees up your Pi for the more intensive AI tasks
The Soulscircuit Pilet is a retro-cool modular Raspberry Pi 5 PC
It could launch for under $200
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 board adds RISC-V CPU cores, security, and more
The "next big tiny thing" for industrial and smart home applications?
Check out the HackberryPi Zero, a Raspberry Pi-based hacking tool
A fun portable Linux toy with a high price
This $500 laser hacking device zaps chips to expose firmware secrets
Laser fault injection made open source and affordable
Particle's Tachyon single-board computer brings 5G, 12 TOPS NPU in a Snapdragon-powered package
It's currently raising funds via Kickstarter
In brief: IoT startup Particle looks geared to shake up the single-board computer market with their latest creation – the Tachyon. This credit card-sized Linux computer packs the kind of serious hardware normally found in mid-range smartphones. You get an 8-core Qualcomm chip, 5G cellular connectivity, Wi-Fi 6E, and dedicated AI acceleration.
The $75 Orange Pi 5 Max is a Raspberry Pi alternative with 6 TOPS NPU and up to 16GB RAM
A minor upgrade over the Orange Pi 5 Pro
Linux updates improve Raspberry Pi performance and efficiency
Small improvements make the tiny single-board computer run better
Raspberry Pi's IPO could value the non-profit at nearly $700 million
The IPO has already been oversubscribed multiple times over
Raspberry Pi launches budget-friendly $12 M.2 add-on board
Add an NVMe drive or AI accelerator to your Raspberry Pi 5
FurMark adds Raspberry Pi support, GPU fan monitoring
FurMark's latest release supports Raspberry Pi hardware as well as new GPU fan monitoring capabilities. In addition to bug fixes, it also incorporates the latest versions of GPU Shark2, GPU-Z and GeeXLab.
Raspberry Pi adding new memory options to its compact Compute Module 4S boards
Greater computing power and more memory for industrial applications
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS lands with Gnome 46, Linux 6.8, and Raspberry Pi 5 support
The biggest Linux distro release of the year, Ubuntu 24.04 brings a new app center and firmware updater based on Flutter, an updated toolchain, and experimental support for TPM-backed full disk encryption.
LattePanda Mu is a Raspberry Pi-like microboard that can work as an x86 mini-computer
A card-sized x86 compute module for flexible hardware building
New safety device for cyclists uses a Raspberry Pi and AI to spot dangerous drivers
It also alerts motorists who are approaching too fast
The Raspberry Pi Pico-powered Throttle Blaster brings classic games to life on modern systems
It works by sending a stop signal to the processor at a high frequency, causing it to slow down