The RetroFlag GPi Case, which uses a Raspberry Pi Zero, looks very nice. In this video, MakeUseOf gives it a 9/10 score.
If the idea of making retro game players using Raspberry Pis appeals to you, I invite you to check out a book I co-wrote this year, called Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming: Build Consoles and Arcade Cabinets to Play Your Favorite Classic Games.
The Raspberry Pi 400 is a keyboard with a single-board computer built-in, like the old 8-bits of yore. The PiDock is a display+trackpad caddy for it which converts it into… READ THE REST
British hacker Rob Miles guts an old rotary phone to make a networked assistant by adding a Raspberry Pi single-board computer. There's lots of nerdy details for interested hobbyists. I… READ THE REST
A Raspberry Pi 5 is better than two of its predecessors, the 4S, reports Hackaday's Elliot Williams. All in all, most everything performance-related has been doubled or halved appropriately, and… READ THE REST
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