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RP2350 Pico W5 review
It’s Raspberry Pi Pico 2, but with a lot more memory
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Project Gigapixel
With a medium format 6×7 lens, this camera could theoretically be capable of producing a 3.3 gigapixel image
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Banamera AI camera
Lego bricks are perfect for prototyping
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Meet Phil Hutchinson: element14 community organiser
Phil has always been “the technical guy”
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M314 Alien Motion Tracker
Game over, man. Game over. It’s the ultimate tracker from Aliens.
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Christmas Gift Guide in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 160
There’s a ton of great stuff in issue 160, including the incredible motion scanner, inspired by the film Aliens. It’s beautiful, it uses Raspberry Pi technology and makes a satisfying ping sound, and the best thing about it is that it actually works, thanks to a DreamHAT+ radar board. Yes, you too can join the […]
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Win a Raspberry Pi 500+ and Raspberry Pi Monitor!
Fancy getting the most powerful Raspberry Pi desktop setup? Raspberry Pi 500+ and Raspberry Pi monitor pair perfectly together for a portable – and fixed – desktop computer, powered by Raspberry Pi. We have a set to give away, and you can enter below. A Raspberry Pi 500+ & Raspberry Pi Monitor
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All right all right!! Artificial Intelligence, Hollywood style
When we get AI right, odds on it’ll be thanks to small firms, motivated individuals, and Raspberry Pi
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Pironman 5 Mini review
Compact and bijou, this Raspberry Pi 5 case looks cool
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E-ink shipping monitor
The display comprises a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, a Pimoroni Inky Impression 7.3-inch display, and a Wegmatt dAISy Mini AIS receiver. AIS stands for ‘Automatic Identification System’, and it’s this device that picks up the signals coming from the ships themselves, which goes to the display via the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. There’s probably a […]
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NTRON gaming and synth console
The NTRON is compatible with original NES controllers, and there are custom models built on perfboard
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3D-printable Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck
Unlike most cyberdecks, this one still needs mains power
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