You don’t have to buy a case for a Raspberry Pi, but doing so makes the experience that much nicer. That’s particularly so if, for example, you plan to use a Pi 3 B+ as a home-theater PC or even a ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. (Photo: Raspberry Pi Foundation) The Raspberry Pi 4 can run ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts or those of you that have been able to get your hands-on a Raspberry Pi 4 mini PC. Might be interested in this unique desktop style case designed by the engineers at ...

The Raspberry Pi 3 is known to be capable of running at burning hot temperatures, making this case well worth considering. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help ...

If you’re having trouble getting the hot-selling Nintendo NES Classic, don’t worry: You can make your Raspberry Pi look just like the vintage system. This highly-reviewed case from Retroflag pays ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Over the past decade, Raspberry Pi has solidified itself as the go-to computer for DIY engineers and programmers due in no small part to its ...

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Raspberry Pi enthusiasts and users might be interested in a new case kit which has been created by William Mauldin in the form of the Pi3Cart which uses an old NES Cartridge to house the PC. Designed ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a new product today. It’s a tiny $5 fan combined with a small heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 4. It works with the official case, below the top cover. That ...

My first replacement project was simple. I used a Raspberry Pi 4 to build a media center using Jellyfin. It replaced Roku, ...

The Raspberry Pi is the best-selling British computer, with global sales reaching 19 million in 2018. However, while its fun consumer projects are famous across the internet, how can the Raspberry Pi ...