Raspberry Pi HATs (Hardware Attached on Top) are add-on boards created to certain specifications, allowing developers to add hardware like LEDs, sensors, and now an e-ink display.

Raspberry Pi doesn’t support HDMI hot-plugging. If you connect or power on the monitor after the Raspberry Pi has already been powered on, you’ll just see a black screen.

Explore the new Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2, offering enhanced features and affordability for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike.