The Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive computer designed for education and DIY purposes. For about $35 you get a tiny device with a processor, memory, input and output, and a memory card slot. Just ...

The PiPad is the name Michael Castor gave to the Raspberry Pi wood and carbon fiber tablet he built after gathering all the necessary parts. … ...

The Raspberry Pi tablet was built to create and all-in-one system that is portable, usable and Linux based, the result is an awesome DIY Raspberry Pi tablet. Which is fitted with a 10,000mAh ...

Soon the developers of the Raspberry Pi will make it a lot easier to build your own tablet out of a Raspberry Pi.

The Raspberry Pi opened up a whole new world of DIY projects but it has ironically been more difficult to actually produce a "normal" RPi-powered computer that doesn't look like a Frankensteined ...

If you are interested in building your very own Raspberry Pi tablet, you may be intrigued by a project from “jrberendt” who has ingeniously created a tablet powered by a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B ...

One of the coolest little developer boards that has become the heart of many DIY projects is the Raspberry Pi. The little device offers modest computing power, but also has modest power needs and ...

The Taiwanese startup CutiePi recently launched its Raspberry Pi tablet on Kickstarter. CutiePi software and hardware design are entirely open-source, and thus can be customized at will. CutiePi ...

Extreme Raspberry Pi: Making DIY computing cool again When it comes to the types of products and stories I cover, Matthew Murray -- the component guy -- is rarely the most popular guy in the office.

Eben Upton, the founder of the Raspberry Pi microcomputer, has shown off a new piece of hardware that's likely to expand the ecosystem around its single board computer -- namely a touchscreen ...

After getting my hands on the Raspberry Pi 5, I’ve built countless projects with the Single-Board Computer. Despite its small size, the SBC houses enough processing juice to power most of my ...

RELATED: Meet PiPad, the $350 DIY Raspberry Pi tablet The new display isn’t exactly iPad Air quality, although for just $60 you really can’t complain.