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The Little Computer that Could
Is the Raspberry Pi a Computer?

Is Raspberry Pi a computer? The answer is "yes" – but in more ways than one. Also, it depends. Read this article to explore why.

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Big Differences Between the Pi's
Orange Pi 5 vs Raspberry Pi 4: The Differences

It's the battle of the fruits: Orange Pi 5 vs. Raspberry Pi 4, two popular single-board computers. How do they measure up? Let's find out!

by Cherie Tan
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The Big Differences
Orange Pi 800 vs Raspberry Pi 400: The Differences

It's Orange Pi 800 vs. Raspberry Pi 400: Check out the battle between two popular SBCs that may look more similar than they are!

by Cherie Tan
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Hello, Old Friend
Clippy’s Back – 3D Printed and Powered by ChatGPT

Maker David Packman’s build uses a Raspberry Pi and Azure Speech Services to give Microsoft’s iconic mascot new life.

by Adam Kohut
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Say Cheese
Raspberry Pi’s Affordable New Camera Spells Good Things for Machine Learning

The Global Shutter Camera captures moving objects without rolling shutter artifacts and is priced at only $50.

by Adam Kohut
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It’s #1
OctoPi, OctoPrint’s OS, Updates to Version 1.0.0

New release brings with it new features, bug fixes, and the latest version of OctoPrint itself.

by Adam Kohut
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EZ Does It
BigTreeTech Launches the Manta E3 EZ – An Ender Mainboard Replacement That Can Power a Raspberry Pi CM4

The Manta E3 EZ features the same board-to-board sockets as the Raspberry Pi CM4, making it a prime candidate for those looking to run Klipper.

by Adam Kohut
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Remote Access as Easy as Pi!
How to Enable SSH on a Raspberry Pi: 3 Easy Steps

You can't always be right next to your Raspberry Pi. Learn how to enable SSH on your Raspberry Pi to access it from another device!

by Manav Gagvani
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Game On
The Best Single-Board Computer for Gaming

Gaming can come in many shapes and forms. Consoles and PCs have broad appeal, but for those interested in retro gaming, SBCs are a good solution. Here's our look at the best single-board computers for gaming and emulation.

by Gareth Halfacree
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More Pi?
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Launch: Specs, Price, Availability

Raspberry Pi has updated its Zero family of single-board computers, launching the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W as a quad-core upgrade with considerably better performance than its predecessor.

by Gareth Halfacree
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Powered-Up Pis
The Best Raspberry Pi Accessories

Raspberry Pi accessories can take your projects to the next level. Read on for our picks of the best HATs, cameras, cases, and more!

by Cherie Tan
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The Best Pi Recipe
What Is a Raspberry Pi? – Simply Explained

Everyone's heard of Raspberry Pis, but how much to you know about them? Read on to understand what is a Raspberry Pi and what they can do!

by Jackson O'Connell
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Easy as Pi
Raspberry Pi 4 Cooling: How to Keep the Heat at Bay

The Raspberry Pi 4 is a great SBC, but when you maximize performance, cooling can become an issue. Learn more and discover some solutions.

by Jackson O'Connell
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It's Not Apples & Oranges
Raspberry Pi Pico vs Arduino: The Differences

The new Pico promises to transform the MCU market, but how does it really compare? It's Raspberry Pi Pico vs. Arduino Uno. Buckle up.

by Lucas Carolo
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Big Things Come in Small Packages
Raspberry Pi Pico: Review the Specs

The Raspberry Pi Pico is unusual in the Pi family: It's a microcontroller board, not a true SBC. Find out more about this tiny new board!

by Kedric Hart
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Tinkering With a Winning Formula
Asus Tinker Board vs Raspberry Pi 4: The Differences

Both the Pi 4 and the Tinker Board can automate your DIY computing tasks. Read on for our Asus Tinker Board vs. Raspberry Pi 4 comparison.

by Phillip Bruno
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Wielding Power
Raspberry Pi PoE: All You Need to Know

Installing Power over Ethernet (PoE) can improve your Pi setup. Read on to discover how to make Raspberry Pi PoE work for you.

by Sandy Wood
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Doesn’t work with some USB-Chargers
Confirmed: Raspberry Pi 4 has a USB-C Design Problem

The Raspberry Pi 4 was released last month boasting more RAM, a faster CPU, and USB 3.0, but a non-compliant USB-C charging port means it doesn't work with certain USB-C cables.

by Hanna Watkin
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Copying or Flattering?
Google Launches Coral Dev Board Ahead of TensorFlow Dev Summit

Google has launched the Coral Dev Board, which uses the best of Google’s machine learning tools to make AI more accessible. The new board boasts a removable system-on-module (SOM) featuring the Edge TPU and looks a lot like a Raspberry Pi. They announced it ahead of the TensorFlow Dev Summit.

by Hanna Watkin
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Why should Apple have all the fun?
Raspberry Pi Opens World First High Street Store in UK

Raspberry Pi has opened its first ever shop in Cambridge, England. It’s an experimental space which the company hopes will attract customers who are interested in the computer as well as those new to the technology.

by Hanna Watkin
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