by Nate Swanner, 2 weeks ago

In countries like China, government control looms large. As much of the rest of the world enjoys hassle-free Internet browsing, countries with less than open governments face censorship on a grand scale. Painting with a…

by Gary Sims, 1 month ago

The Raspberry Pi has created a mini-revolution among enthusiasts, hobbyists and those keen on learning programming and hardware design. But the $35 Raspberry Pi is now facing some stiff competition from the BeagleBone Black. The latest revision of the Beagle…

by Andrew Roach, 1 month ago

As much as we all love having the latest smartphones in our hands, they aren’t the cheapest things to own. However, a mobile phone in China is breaking the mould with a retail value of…

by Tanay Sood, 3 months ago

Enamoured with the Raspberry Pi? Now that the tiny little computer has been in the market for a year, RS Electronics has announced the availability of a limited edition blue version to celebrate. Be warned that potential…

by Bams Sadewo, 4 months ago

All good things come in small packages they say, and the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi is a good example. Small as the device might be, the Pi is the epitome of how a reasonably powerful…

by Conan Hughes, 4 months ago

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced the availability of its Model A Raspberry Pis via global electronic suppliers RS Components and Premier Farnell/element 14. Europe gets the first chance to check out the low-cost computer,…

by Chris Smith, 4 months ago

It’s not every day that we talk about the ultra-affordable Raspberry Pi Model B computer and schools, but it’s not every day that Google gives 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model B units to UK schools. A…

by Joe Hindy, 4 months ago

XBMC has been around for a long time. If you haven’t heard of it, it’s a media center that’s already available for Linux, PC, and Mac. Over the last year or so, XBMC has been…

by Robert Triggs, 4 months ago

Running Android on your living room TV isn’t just a novelty enjoyed by hardware hackers these days, it’s becoming big business. Over the past year, loads of budding new development companies have popped up, offering…

by Chris Smith, 5 months ago

The $35 Raspberry Pi Linux-based PC doesn’t need any more introductions, does it? In fact, the project is becoming more and more popular, with more and more buyers interested in the more-than-affordable tiny computer. It…

by Kristofer Wouk, 6 months ago

Back in July, we mentioned that Hardkernel had released its ODROID-X development board. Like the Raspberry Pi, it was essentially a small computer, albeit one that ran on what were essentially the guts of a…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 8 months ago

Released back in February with the intention of “stimulating the teaching of basic computer science in schools”, the Raspberry Pi single-board computer has since ended up on the grubby hands of a lot of us…

by Andrew Grush, 9 months ago

The idea of getting a computer for just $35 is beyond amazing, but that’s what you get with the Rapsberry Pi. Sure, it’s not the fastest computing solution, but it’s hard to complain when you…

by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago

The Raspberry Pi board has achieved huge popularity because of its low-price of $25-$35 (depending on the version of the chip), which makes it more of an impulse buy than anything. People just buy them…

by Gary Sims, 11 months ago

As the demand for low-cost, low-power, high performance ARM-based mini boards continues, alternatives to the ARM6 based Raspberry Pi have started to appear and they are proving just as popular. Touting three times the CPU power of…