Mouser Electronics’ distribution deal with Adafruit is intriguing. Adafruit is a supplier to the maker community specialising is open-source hardware and software. Its main business is as a ...

The initial fervor over the Raspberry Pi Linux PC has perhaps faded a bit, but that’s fine because the thing has been available long enough for master tinkerers such as Adafruit Technologies to do ...

An add-on prototyping kit for Raspberry Pi is available from US-based hobbyists website Adafruit. An add-on prototyping kit for Raspberry Pi is available from US-based hobbyists website Adafruit.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested know that Adafruit has announced the launch of the new Raspberry Pi audio bonnet in the form of the Adafruit I2S Audio Bonnet UDA1334A. Measuring exactly the ...

The Adafruit Pi Stemma is a small, easily removable breakout that easily adds a 4-pin JST SH pin (Stemma QT or Qwiic) connector to your Raspberry Pi. The 2x3 socket design allows you to plug securely ...

The folks at Adafruit are busy as a bee working on bringing some of their really cool boards to the Raspberry Pi platform. Here’s a few that came in over the last few days: Servos require a PWM output ...

If you have been lucky enough to get your hands on a Raspberry Pi mini computer already, you might be interested in a new Cobbler Breakout Kit created by Adafruit for the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry ...

[Credit: Adafruit] Raspberry Pi has been off to a strong start, with some great hacks, a lot of custom cases, and an official OS update. Now, Adafruit is giving the Raspberry Pi some more love with ...

If you've been intrigued by the Raspberry Pi but were hesitant to get one because you're new to Linux, Adafruit has a solution for you. The team that brought us the Raspberry Pi Education Linux Distro ...

Hackaday and Adafruit are teaming up to bring you the Pi Zero Contest. Unless you’ve been hiding out in your workshop for the past month or so, you probably already know The Pi Zero is the $5 ...

[Photo: Adafruit] So, you’ve got a Raspberry Pi (or you’re impatiently waiting for one to be shipped, as most of us are) and you’re trying to figure out what to do with it. The options are pretty much ...