Articles by Andrew Gregory

Dual-screen cyberdeck

Twin screens mean you can code on one screen while watching David Bowie’s 1978 Musikladen show on the other.

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Flexible PCB watch

That’s some snazzy wearable tech on your wrist there.

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German word clock

Somehow we feel we’d be more punctual if we told the time in German.

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PETmachine

The machine itself is 3D-printed and cuts a PET bottle into a continuous strip.

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Starter Electronics in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 157

After you’ve built your own simple circuit, why not think a little bit bigger – like building a product, and getting that product verified as officially Powered By Raspberry Pi? We take a look at some of the brilliant gadgets with Raspberry Pi at their heart. If you want to build a submarine, you might […]

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The Smarter Desktop in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 156

Get things done with Raspberry Pi.

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BaBot ball balancing robot

Andrew Gregory discovers a robot that’s better at balancing than he is

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Build the Ultimate Media Centre in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine

Take control of your home video, television and music, with a media centre build based on Raspberry Pi. Your film collection deserves the best!

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MIDI Blaster

A nostalgia-soaked trip into the digitised music of games past.

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Baby North case

These sleek, beautiful objects turn your beige box of a computer into something that looks good.

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Sony Watchman cyberdeck

Before streaming, before smartphones, before MP3 players, there was the Sony Walkman.

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Split Flap Display

This bit of retro technology won’t glow blue photons into your eyes – your circadian rhythms will remain unruffled

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