Raspberry Pi mini PC owners who are developing or playing games on their Raspberry Pi system might be interested to know that the Instructables website has published an article by Dexter Industries.

New Console Alert: The Raspberry Pi SNES Controller That Has Its Own Screen! Why Isn't It for Sale? Screenshot From Restore Technique YouTube The entire Raspberry Pi retrogaming community has ...

Whether it's a Nintendo Christmas ornament or an original Game Boy, we love seeing Raspberry Pi-based retro consoles stuffed into into nostalgic spaces. The ingenuity and effort required to make these ...

With the release of the Raspberry Pi Zero last month, we’ve been waiting in excitement to see the first creative hacks to come out, making use of its tiny size; which if you didn’t know, is smaller ...

Saelig Company, Inc. rolled out its emPC-A/RPI – a compact, fanless embedded controller based on the Raspberry Pi 2 B board, but with Janz Tec add-ons to implement additional features needed for ...

Hi all. I'm extremely new to embedded system DIY, so I was hoping for some help on this. I own an old Playstation 2 game pad that looks like this: For a long time, I've wanted to find a good way to ...

Saelig Company, Inc. announced the availability of the emPC-A/RPI3 Industrial Controller based on the ubiquitous Raspberry Pi 3. It includes many extra features that expand the usefulness of the ...

Raspberry Pi developers and makers that enjoy building projects using the $35 mini PC might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi controller hub that has been created by Richard Harwood based in the UK.

When Raspberry Pi rolled out in 2012, people immediately hailed the low-cost, credit card-size microcomputer as a fun new toy for kids and tech tinkerers. Since then, forward-thinking Pi users adapted ...

June 9, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google We've shown off some great things you can do with the Raspberry Pi, but if you're a homebrewer and want a way to ...

At this point, we’ve lost count of how many automation projects we’ve seen with some variant of a Raspberry Pi at the helm. Which is hardly surprising, as the boards are cheap, powerful, and well ...