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We can’t wait to see what you’ll do with them. Main image remixed from Raspberry Pi 4 GPIO pinout diagram by [Les Pounder].

A 5-inch HDMI touchscreen display for use with Raspberry Pi is available from Winstar. With a resolution of 800 x 480 the display is available with resistive and capacitive touch options. It comes ...

The other is that once this board is connected, not only will you have a pair of full-sized HDMI ports, but all of the ports on the Raspberry Pi 5 will now be on the same side, which could make ...

The PiPocket has an HDMI connector on one end, allowing you to plug the dongle directly into the HDMI port of a TV or monitor. On the other end there’s a USB Type-C port for power and two USB 2. ...

DigiPort directly connected to a television We’re told the DigiPort supports multiple operating systems including Raspberry Pi OS, other Linux distributions, and Android. It’s clear it’s just relying ...

It looks pretty cool, especially since the hardware is incredibly cheap, with the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 going for $5 and the MS2130 HDMI to USB 3.0 dongle for about $5 on AliExpress (and a bit more on ...

The Raspberry Pi is one of those micro-computer development boards that I often wonder how we ever lived without, and in recent months, the add-on board market for the Raspberry Pi has exploded ...