Raspberry Pi

How good is this? A one-inch TV screen powered by Raspberry Pi silicon, the RP2040 - the TinyTV. And there's even a TinyTV Mini, which is half the size again!

I've been remiss not to flag this one earlier: a sophisticated new version of the Raspberry Pi camera - the Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3.

This one looks interesting, a new entrant for our virtual Gadget Library: a book about autonomous AI-enabled drones and the Raspberry Pi 4.

I found this striking image looking at me in my twitter stream the other day: the Raspberry Pi-powered Terminator Skull, no less. It must be Tuesday...

I want to flag this Badger board from Pimoroni, which was previously featured on the Engineer In Wonderland blog but is well worth highlighting here on Gadget Master, too.

Launched back in January 2021, the tiny but powerful $4 Raspberry Pi Pico (built on the RP2040) was missing one feature for IoT: a method for connecting to the network...

I seem to be sampling a robotics seam recently - see the Arduino Braccio ++ robotic arm kit, the Roomba-based iRobot and the Pimoroni Trilobot, for example - and now here scampers Petoi Bittle, the world's first palm sized robot dog.

The new version of Ubuntu Linux, version 22, has a Raspberry Pi angle - Ubuntu 22.04 LTS marks the first long term support release with Ubuntu Desktop support for the Raspberry Pi.

It's been three years since Raspberry Pi opened their very own bricks and mortar store in Cambridge, and to celebrate, pop-up versions of the store will appear around the UK in three new places.

Well, hello, little Trilobot. What are you? A mid-level Raspberry Pi-based robot kit from Pimoroni, is the answer, designed with educational use in mind.