So, my plan: leave my noisy behemoth of a PC in my office running Sunshine, and connect to it using a Raspberry Pi, which is silent and can be moved around the house to whichever screen I want to ...

Powering Up the Pi 500 To use the Pi 500, I needed to connect a USB-C power supply, a mouse, a monitor (which I already had), and a micro-HDMI to an HDMI adapter (which I bought for $7). The device's ...

Using an operating system called OSMC, I turned a Raspberry Pi 3 into a standalone home theatre PC capable of accessing and playing my music library, media off an external hard drive, and ...

To minimize this messing around, and in the absence of a power-hungry 1990s PC, I’ve turned to my original Raspberry Pi Model B, which has been sitting in a drawer gathering dust. Instead of ...

I love my little Raspberry Pi. The $35 computer has a ton of uses, from the utilitarian to the hobby project. But in practice, how many of us are going to build a homebrewed Amazon Echo?

Now, it’s going one better with the launch of the Raspberry Pi 400 — a complete personal computer built inside a 78-key keyboard that starts at $70.