By Rob Zwetsloot. Posted
Ever wanted to turn your Pi into a retro computer? If you win one of these PiDP-11 kits, you could...
We reviewed the PiDP-11 recently, loving its straightforward build and beautifully accurate case. Get your hands on one with this competition.
We have two kits to give away!
Selin Ornek interview: A young maker who loves dogs, robots and Star Wars
"I started coding when I was eight years old, and was building robots when I was ten"
A bird in the hand: Smart bird feeder
Jeff Stockman’s smart bird feeder counts the number of birds that stop by for food, and also identifies which species they are. David Crookes explains
NOUS: uNdersea visiOn sUrveillance System
Monitoring submerged wrecks using AI and Raspberry Pi reveals the secrets of the deep, writes Rosie Hattersley
PecanPi Streamer review: high-end audio driven by Raspberry Pi 3B
This black box contains some of the highest quality audio components available alongside a Raspberry Pi 3B, but is it worth it? PJ Evans engages his golden ears
Entry/Exit Notifier: A simple, well-engineered build
A simple and descriptive name for a project that may seem simple, but has been engineered very well. Rob Zwetsloot buzzes in
CutiePi review: a Raspberry Pi 4 tablet
Billed as the world’s thinnest Raspberry Pi 4 tablet, Rob Zwetsloot checks out this Compute Module 4-powered portable compute
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