After something a little smaller? The Adafruit QT Py RP2040 ($9.95)is ridiculously small and amazingly powerful too! The board features the popular RP2040 microcontroller and couples it with the growing ecosystem of STEMMA QT-compatible accessories. You get a reset and bootloader button, an RGB NeoPixel LED, and 13 GPIO pins. You can do a lot with this board. If your project needs to be small, yet powerful, check out the Adafruit QT Py RP2040.
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The PiPod uses a USB DAC, components that enable the battery to work (including a battery charge module, battery protection circuit, and a battery indicator module), a Waveshare 4-inch DPI Square Capacitive Screen 720 × 720, and a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Oh, and a 3D printer and about 500g of filament. The 3D-printed […]
There are a few things to note here. The first is that the original volume control is now attached to the amplifier, so the form of the original device follows the function of the new device. The second is that the LCD screen is ever so slightly a different aspect ratio than the original broadcast […]
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