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Louder Raspberry Pi is an open-source home media center, developed by Andriy Malyshenko of Sonocotta, built on the Raspberry Pi Zero W or Zero 2 W and Texas Instruments TAS5805M DAC. It's a compact audio entertainment platform designed for ease of use. Louder Raspberry Pi combines the...

The CrowVision is an 11.6” IPS Capacitive Touchscreen Display module specially designed to be attached to most single-board computers(SBC) with adjustable mounting holes in the back. The display features a resolution of 1366×768, so for an 11.6” it translates to 135ppi. It offers...

Waveshare has recently launched a new ESP32-C6-Pico Board that has a similar form factor to the Raspberry Pi Pico. However, instead of an RP2040 chip, the board is built around an ESP32-C6-MINI-1 module. This little tweak makes the board compatible with a series of Waveshare LED...

The Waveshare PCIe to USB HAT+ is designed to extend the capabilities of the Raspberry Pi 5 or the Rockchip Rock Pi boards by adding four more USB 3.2 high-speed USB ports. The module will also feature real-time power status monitoring and allow USB power management through software....

Arducam PiNSIGHT is a 12.3MP auto-focus enabled AI camera board designed to work with the new Raspberry Pi 5 module. It features a Luxonis OAK-SoM, enabling it to run local computer vision algorithms with a processing power of 4 TOPS. The PiNSIGHT AI Mate is mounted beneath the...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has rolled out an updated version of its Debian-based operating system, Raspberry Pi OS, tailored for Raspberry Pi single-board computers (SBCs). This new release introduces significant enhancements, including a transition to the Linux 6.6 LTS kernel series,...

DietPi, known for its lightweight and adaptable nature, has just rolled out DietPi 9.1, the latest version built on Debian 12.5. One of the key highlights of this update is the addition of new images tailored specifically for Raspberry Pi 5, complemented by updates for other Raspberry...

Cellular network giant Vodafone and software-defined radio specialist Lime Microsystems have announced they will be showing off a revamped version of their 5G network-in-a-box device, built around a Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer. Vodafone and Lime Microsystems have collaborated...