Using the Qwiic pHAT v2.0's general purpose button to safely reboot or shutdown your Raspberry Pi with the help of a Python script.
Building a DIY personal, portable, briefcase computer workstation with a Raspberry Pi!
Learn what a logic level is, and how to interface between different technologies, with a few of our tutorials!
Building a set of speakers from goat skin and connecting them to a network media server
Check out this project from Creative Technologist Nick Poole using the pcDuino Camera Module.
This is a big week. We've got a great video and a bunch of new products. Come check them out.
Stuff for your single board computer, LEDs, and a book for learnin'. Check out what's new this week.
Another week, another round of new products. This week is also special, since it's the official release of the RedBoard.
The new UDB4 is smaller and more powerful than before. See how the developers refined the system using very interesting testing techniques.
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