Norris is no stranger to Raspberry Pi-based portable computers. Last year he designed the Chonky Palmtop with a split-keyboard for touch-typing. And he’s also built a Paper Pi Handheld, which is ...

The Raspberry Pi is a tiny computer which you can use as an inexpensive, low-power system for programming, watching videos, playing games, or general-purpose computing.

Like so many other DIY cyberdecks and handheld computers, this one relies on a Raspberry Pi. In this case, it’s built using a Pi 4 with 8GB of RAM, which offers a snappy experience that wasn’t ...

According to the story by Tom's Hardware, the search for an intuitive yet swift keyboard input method has plagued pocket computer users for years, leaving sloppy thumb typing and uncomfortable ...

At just $5 for a fully functional board, its price is the Raspberry Pi Zero's biggest selling point. This makes it not just accessible to people with extremely limited budgets such as students or ...

You could also go for a Game Boy-styled handheld and pick up something like the RetroFlag GPi, which just needs a Raspberry Pi Zero to function. (Even the $10 to $15 Pi Zero can emulate whatever ...

As single board computers have become ever smaller and more powerful, so have those experimenting with them tried to push the ...

The Raspberry Pi 2 computer is about the size of a credit card and sells for $35 US. It has proved popular around the world with do-it-your-selfers. (Raspberry Pi Foundation) ...

The Raspberry Pi 500, by itself or as a desktop kit, is now available through approved resellers. The $120 desktop kit contains the Pi 500 computer, a mouse, a USB-C power supply, an HDMI cable ...

Other features of the Raspberry Pi 500 computer keyboard include an 800MHz VideoCore VII GPU, a 40-pin Raspberry Pi GPIO connector for attaching peripherals, support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi and ...

Dubbed "Game Boy Zero," this RetroPie handheld was built with an original DMG-01 Game Boy body and a Raspberry Pi Zero computer. SEE ALSO: A man who crushes things with a hydraulic press is 2016 ...