Raspberry Pi and Arduinos are devices that are similar in a number of ways, but they each have their specialty. We break down the differences.

The Raspberry Pi and Arduino are designed to be easy-to-use platforms for DIY electronics projects, but there are a few key differences.

How do Arduino and Raspberry Pi compare? We break down both sides of the DIY story and provide examples of why each may be best for your particular project.

I have compiled some interesting devices based on the technologies below, as well as an attempt to clarify the differences between the top two providers, Arduino and Raspberry Pi.

The main difference between the Snickerdoodle and other single-board systems like the popular Arduino and Raspberry Pi products is the inclusion of a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA).

There are some cases where picking between the Raspberry Pi and an Arduino are easy (like when Linux is involved), but oftentimes it’s hard to make a choice between the two.

Raspberry Pi and Arduino get mentioned a lot in DIY projects, but they aren't interchangeable. It's important to know which one is better for different tasks.

The progression of Raspberry Pi has seen jumps in performance and overall capabilities with every iteration. What specifically differentiates them all, though?

Makers and hobbyists that enjoy building projects using the awesome Raspberry Pi a single board mini PCs or the Arduino platform might be interested in a new device browser called DeB, that allows ...