Learn how to build a sleek, energy-efficient E-Ink calendar with Raspberry Pi. Perfect for home or office, this DIY project ...

As long as there is a computer around, it provides a simple and configuration-free way to view a Raspberry Pi’s display that doesn’t involve the local network, nor does it require carrying ...

To build the project, you need a Raspberry Pi, two Arduino Micro, a seven-inch screen, three Lithium 18650 batteries, one power bank circuit, a USB hub, a mini USB keyboard, an OLED screen, and ...

The CrowPi3 is available in nine configurations on the Kickstarter webpage. The Early Birds offer the most value for money ...

I’ve been using a 240×240 ips screen on my pi zero w to display a scaled version of the desktop. This is a much better implementation than what I was doing.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a project to keep them busy may be interested in a new DIY Raspberry Pi wall calendar which has been created by Instructables member “sgaluf”.

Well, if you want to keep an eye on your Pi-hole stats without going into your Pi via your browser, this cool little project will let you take a peek whenever you like. Best of al ...

The new Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 has the same $60 price tag as the original, but it features a higher resolution display and a slimmer design. The Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 is available now ...

The company is also introducing a display for those looking to buy a $220 all-in-one desktop solution. The $100 Raspberry Pi Monitor features a 15.6-inch full HD IPS panel with a built-in pair of ...

Aside from the E Ink display, you'll only need two other main components for this project: the Raspberry Pi and a camera module. As for the Python code, the developer used ChatGPT to create and ...