Not only is the Raspberry Pi 5 the first to use silicon manufactured in the UK by the company itself, it is claimed to be more than twice as fast as the Pi 4 Model B. And all for $60 / £60.

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Do you want to play retro video games from your youth, but can't find a console to buy? It's easy to make your own alternative using a cheap Raspberry Pi.

If you have an old Raspberry Pi sitting around, here are some fun ways to make use of it, from building a smart home hub to a ...

Over the years we’ve covered quite a few Raspberry Pi based arcade cabinets, and admittedly many of them have been fairly similar. After all, there’s only so much variation you can make… ...

For fans of retro game consoles and home computer systems, it's been a long time coming: RetroPie 4.6 has launched, with the star feature being official support for the Raspberry Pi 4.

Just connect the Raspberry Pi CM4 to the adapter and you can slide it into the original DevTerm using the SODIMM-style connectors. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 features a 1.5 GHz Broadcom ...

Maker ConsciousFish6170 has put a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W inside of a PlayStation 4 controller to create an all-in-one emulation system.