All you need is a Pi Pico board to power the project, a joystick module to control the snake, a buzzer to play the eating and ...

but playing a 3D open-source racing game. Here’s the setup, which Pineboards says took about an hour to get working. It's using a Raspberry Pi 5 — naturally — with its Hat uPCIty Lite board.

British single-board computer (SBC) maker Raspberry Pi narrowly beat annual core profit expectations on Wednesday, helped by sales of its flagship Raspberry Pi5 as well as its semiconductor units. The ...

After examining the market's most popular options and customer feedback and reviews, the Libre Computer Board -- or Le Potato -- is our overall top pick. This Raspberry Pi alternative is a solid ...