There was a brief time in the early 2000s when we carried cellphones, wallets, keys, and a bespoke digital media player loaded with a small selection of our music libraries. Devices like iPods ...

He made things easy by building her a one-button audiobook player. The Raspberry Pi board is a perfect solution for this project. It’s cheap, it has an audio port, ...

Like table football. With a Raspberry Pi on hand, you can even make it feel stadium-like, with automatic goal detection, slow-motion instant replay, score-keeping, tallying for a league of ...

Key hardware components include the Raspberry Pi Pico, a 4-inch Primro Presto touchscreen display, USB-C power supply, optional MicroSD storage, and ambient LEDs for a visually immersive experience.

We’ve seen plenty of ways to turn a Raspberry Pi into a music player, but Instructables user mkarvonen shows off how to add a touchscreen into the mix so you can also easily control that music ...

You can find a Raspberry Pi online for less than $50, and I ordered mine from the tech website adafruit.com. Setting it up for this project was fairly straightforward.