The Raspberry Pi is well-known in tech circles as an open source wonder-gadget—it’s a fully functional computer system the size of a credit card that costs about $35.

While you can connect a Raspberry Pi to a full-sized monitor, if you feel like packing light, you might try setting up your iPhone as the Pi's display.

If not evident already, this monitor and an additional mouse is all you need to make a Raspberry Pi 500 a fully functional computer right from the get-go.

The Raspberry Pi 500, its associated Desktop Kit, and the Raspberry Pi Monitor have been announced today. They let you get started with Raspberry Pi more easily.

Paul Miller has created an easy-to-build, awesome Raspberry Pi wearable computer using the tiny Raspberry Pi Zero together with a wearable Vufine display, which is available to purchase for around ...

The new Raspberry Pi 500 computer keyboard now includes the same features and performance upgrades of the Raspberry Pi 5 microcomputer, including improved dual display support.

The Raspberry Pi computer has been a long favorite among tinkerers and hobbyists hackers – having sold over 25 million units since its inception in 2012. The latest installment - the Raspberry ...

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.