The Raspberry Pi is currently the most popular single-board computer. You can use it in your DIY projects, or as a cost-effective system to learn programming, or for your convenience, run a streaming software on it as a streaming device.
You can do a lot with the Raspberry Pi, but it is
In this issue of the original Raspberry Pi series, I will introduce my experience of using the Raspberry Pi as a desktop. Although it has been a long time, one must have a good experience to have some insights.
I currently use the
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Raspberry Pi and Sony have teamed up to develop an AI camera module for the Raspberry microcomputer. Notably, this novelty has already started selling and is compatible with all versions.
The camera is equipped with a sensor with a resolution of 12.3 MP, capable of recording video at 10 fps at 4056x3040 pixels or 40
October 22, 2020: Canonical today announced the release of Ubuntu 20.10 desktop and server systems optimized for Raspberry Pi to support
Testing was conducted using the Raspberry Pi 5 (8G RAM) + Ubuntu 23.10 aarch64 desktop operating system. To enhance system performance, the operating system was specifically installed on a Samsung FIT Plus 3.1 USB drive.
It can run a wide range of software, including web browsing, word processing, media playback, and even some light gaming. But can it replace a desktop computer? In this video, we take a look at the Raspberry
As Raspberry Pi devices become more popular, more and more developers and enthusiasts want to run different operating systems on them, with Chromium OS being particularly favored. The FydeOS team is committed to providing support for Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi, allowing users to enjoy an experience similar to Chrome OS. This article will detail how to build and run Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi 4B, Pi400, and the latest Raspberry Pi 5, helping you achieve this goal.
2024-12-31
A couple of days ago, I published an article titled "A 5-Year-Old Uses It to Learn Programming, and It Only Takes 100 Seconds to Assemble This Computer!" discussing how a 5-year-old can assemble a computer in just 100 seconds, and it is extremely cheap, costing only $149. After sharing it in a group chat, I immediately faced criticism from tech-savvy dads, who pointed out that it's just
In this issue of the Raspberry Pi original series, I will introduce my experience of using the Raspberry Pi as a desktop. Although it has been a while, one must experience it well to gain insight, right?
I am currently using the Raspberry Pi as a desktop to complete some basic daily entertainment and learning purposes. As for office work, it can handle simple tasks, but for tasks that heavily rely on IE portals and the Office suite, I would advise
This article comes from the Breadboard Community DIY Contest. If you have DIY works, feel free to share your electronic designs and win a DJI Drone!
1 Overview
Typically, the concept of a smart home includes Xiaomi voice assistants, Baidu speakers, smart doorbells, remote-controlled wireless LED lights, wireless switches, and smart locks. More broadly, there are the
Let’s take a look at its appearance
Let’s start with a brief introduction
Dimensions: 65mm*30mm
Raspberry Pi Zero W specifications are as follows:
BCM2835 processor, 1GHz clock speed, 512MB RAM
BCM43438 WiFi / BT chip
micro-USB power port
micro-USB OTG port
miniHDMI port
CSI camera interface
micro-SD card slot
40-pin GPIO expansion interface
Please note:
1. The performance of Raspberry Pi Zero W is quite low, similar to the first generation
