With just a Raspberry Pi and a few additional components, you don't need an expensive KVM to reap its benefits ...

CyberT. Beta PCB design (Left) and PCBA (Right) One big issue with this device is that the built-in RGB display is not working yet. The team ran into problems writing a stable driver for the ST7701S ...

Further reading: 10 surprisingly practical Raspberry Pi projects anybody can do Here’s what you need To fully follow this guide, you will need the following hardware: Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB for ...

Apart from Raspberry Pi Pico, the other components required for this project are micro push buttons, a 2.2" ILI9225 LCD module (which doubles as an SD card reader), MAX98357 Audio Amplifier module ...

If you've ever wanted to secure your space with movie-type laser tripwires, grab a Raspberry Pi and get started. This sci-fi-themed project brings your childhood dream to life, and it can actually ...

How-To VMware ESXi 8 on a Raspberry Pi 5 By Tom Fenton 01/23/2025 In 2020, I went on a writing spree, producing several articles about running VMware's bare-metal, type 1 hypervisor, ESXi 7, on a ...

Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton says the older Pi PC is getting a small price drop, from $70 to $60. A kit with a mouse, power supply, HDMI cable, SD card, and printed manual is being dropped from ...

The Raspberry Pi 500 is easier still, hiding the PCB inside the keyboard, which sports a full array of I/O. Just plug in your peripherals, and you're all set.

DigiPort is a Raspberry Pi-powered HDMI stick that turns any TV into a PC for retro gaming, video streaming, and more (crowdfunding) by Brad Linder 10/04/2024 10/31/2024 ...

With an industrial design, the input voltage spans a wide range, from 5v to 18v. Multiple output connections deliver a consistent continuous 6A rating. The Pi 5, along with a display and other ...

Thanks to the WirelessAndroidAutoDongle project on GitHub (visit), I turned my car’s Android Auto experience from wired to wireless. So, in this guide, I bring you an affordable way to create your own ...

RPIBoot is a bit of software that allows you to flash the eMMC of the CM4 so that you can do away with the SD cards of the regular Pi 4 and cut about without one. Obviously, this doesn’t apply to ...