The Radxa Dual 2.5G Router HAT is an add-on board for single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi 5, and several other single-board computers from Radxa (and theoretically other companies as well).

The Fairphone 2 is a smartphone that was released almost a decade ago, so it’s not exactly state-of-the-art hardware. The mainboard features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 32-bit 2.26 GHz quad-core ...

PiEEG kit is a Raspberry Pi 5-based bioscience lab in a suitcase suitable for brain-computer interfaces, EMG, EKG, and EOG signal recording ...

Zigbee2MQTT enables Zigbee devices to communicate with your home automation software via MQTT. Utilizing a Raspberry Pi as a ...

Once you've installed Raspberry Pi OS, it's time to install the Ollama software that will run your LLM. You can install this ...

Today, we are excited to unveil the upcoming release of the Orange Pi X, an affordable mini-PC that combines exceptional performance with a pocket-friendly price tag. This new addition to our product ...

The Pi Tin is the product of developers jacks01 and soaporsalad, who go under the name Alley Cat Engineering. While it’s not the first Raspberry Pi-powered handheld ... and countless cell phone ...

His latest project involves giving the ZEOS Pocket PC a fully-functional serial port. If you’re unfamiliar with the ZEOS Pocket PC, you might know it as the Tidalwave PS-1000—it’s a pretty ...

You can read more about this in the datasheet from Trinamic. Because the TMC2209 uses one shared pin for transmit and receive in the UART communication line, the Raspberry Pi also receives what it ...

What is it about this small but mighty computer that makes it such a good fit for DIY projects? Here are some of the reasons why the Raspberry Pi is perfect for tinkerers. The Raspberry Pi 5 is a ...

Building or purchasing a PC with the latest specifications can be very costly ... as that'll cost way more than an entire budget build. There are excellent pocket-friendly graphic cards under $400 ...

On the flip side, however, you absolutely should not buy the $120 Raspberry Pi 5 as it’s overkill for most applications. You can buy a full-fledged mini-PC with much better specs for some more ...