Tag Archives: Raspberry Pi

PA Consulting has announced the date for its nationwide Raspberry Pi competition Awards Day, for students aged 8-18: it will be held on Wednesday 1 May 2024. This year’s theme is to ‘improve health and well-being, at home, office, school or on the move’, and the venue will be at the Google offices in Pancras Square, London. With the aim ...

Time once more to do a periodic roundup of our recent Gadget book previews, from the realms of electronics, gadgetry, or general technology...

What are the topics covered this week? There's Imec honouring AMD's CEO, adding NVMe SSDs to Raspberry Pi 5, technology company lay-offs, and  Samsung sampling solid state batteries to car manufacturers...

The NVMe Base Duo, a PCIe Gen 2 extension board designed for the for Raspberry Pi 5, provides a way to add two super-fast NVMe SSDs to your Raspberry Pi 5.

For those of you wanting to design with Raspberry Pi’s much-awaited Compute Module 5 (CM5), the organisation has created a forward guidance document to help engineers get started. Electronics Weekly cannot publish any of it here, but you can download the CM5 forward guidance document from this web page – a sign-in is needed for this – creating a Raspberry ...

Time for our first addition to the Gadget Master library in 2024. Check out Save the World with Code: 20 Fun Projects for All Ages Using Raspberry Pi, micro:bit, and Circuit Playground Express.

It's not a Canadian frontier territory, it's a "modular, no-soldering, robotics and engineering platform". It's built around the Yukon Host, a standalone controller powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040.

I really like this one, the waxing and waning. It's described as a Moon phase device, which models the aspects of our satellite orb.

Before we rush pell-mell into the New Year, let's just pause to consider the most popular Gadget Master posts written in 2023. Starting with #10 and a very tiny Raspberry Pi RP2040 powered TV screen...

All the stories below - which cover Apple, Raspberry Pi, supercapacitors, Intel, RISC-V and more - were written in 2023, to keep things focused. Can you guess what is at Number One?