Tag: Raspberry Pi

Waveshare has recently announced UPS HAT (E), which can be used to provide backup power for Raspberry Pi 5/4B/3B+ in case of a power outage. The HAT supports four 21700 Lithium batteries and includes a battery fuel gauge IC for monitoring battery power. The board also has a USB-C port...

Raspberry Pi Foundation has just announced the launch of Raspberry Pi Pico 2, built around the RP2350 Microcontroller. The new board will feature dual Cortex-M33 or Hazard3 processors, increased SRAM and flash memory, and advanced security features like anti-fuse OTP for key storage,...

Waveshare Pi5 Module BOX is a multi-functional all-in-one mini-computer kit designed for Raspberry Pi 5. The most interesting feature of this kit is that it is made from aluminum alloy and includes the option to add a Gigabit Ethernet, PCIe to 4-ch USB3.2 Gen1 USB adapter board, or PCIe...

Radxa X4 is an Intel Processor N100 powered single board computer(SBC) in a Raspberry Pi 5 form factor. The board offers almost the same features as a Raspberry Pi including dual mini HDMI output, USB, 40-pin GPIO, and LPDDR5 RAM options. But this board has much more than just copied...

AlmaLinux OS, the free Red Hat Enterprise Linux alternative, now officially supports the latest Raspberry Pi 5 model. The image for Raspberry Pi 5 comes with the GNOME 40.4 desktop environment by default, running on Wayland. Koichiro Iwao, an AlmaLinux developer, shared the exciting...

52Pi W01 U2500 HAT is an expansion module designed to add 2.5GbE Ethernet and M.2 NVMe SSD to Raspberry Pi 5. This configuration makes it easy for users to build NAS, databases, media servers, and other applications with the Pi5. The U2500 supports M.2 M-key NVMe SSDs (2230, 2242,...

The Pico Display Base Board is a compact PCB board designed to simplify the creation of projects using a Raspberry Pi Pico and an LCD screen. The board includes onboard components like buttons and LEDs, as well as ports for additional modules like an RTC module, OLED display, or...

Raspberry Pi units have long been a playground for tech enthusiasts looking to explore and repurpose old software. The latest breakthrough comes from Matt Evans, who has managed to emulate the iconic Macintosh 128K using a Raspberry Pi Pico. This remarkable achievement allows anyone to...