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These Raspberry Pi projects are designed to simplify your life and enhance productivity. — Lauren Pritchett Nothing is more exciting than experiencing the results of your Raspberry Pi creations. After hours of programming, testing, and building from scratch, your project finally takes shape, and you can’t help but exclaim, “Wow!” The possibilities that Raspberry Pi … Read more
Use these open-source platforms for Raspberry Pi to relive the golden age of gaming. — James Mawson They don’t make them like they used to, do they? I mean, video games. Of course, today’s devices are more powerful. Princess Zelda had only 16 pixels on each edge in the past, and now the graphics processing … Read more
Produced by Big Data Digest Source: Makezine Translation: Lin, Andy Programmers and carpenters may seem worlds apart, but their work processes share many similarities: both have fixed workflows and require extreme patience and a bit of creativity. Recently, a programmer from North Carolina, Tyler Capps, pursued his dream of creating a “retro portable arcade” by … Read more
To learn embedded systems, follow @I want to learn embedded systems, the gas station of embedded men. 01 Introduction MicroByte is a micro console that can run games from NES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, Game Gear, and Sega Master System, all components designed within this 78 x 17 x 40 mm package. Despite its small size, … Read more
For retro and nostalgic gamers, the charm of old games (classics) is truly irreplaceable by today’s fast-food games. Previously, there have been many articles sharing how to use TV boxes, Raspberry Pis, or PSCs (Playstation Classics) to run retro games with Lakka, EmuELEC, and other emulators. As a mini console enthusiast, Windows itself is actually … Read more