Linux User and Developer has fast become the best mainstream magazine for the Raspberry Pi. They regularly print multiple Pi features every month and this month’s is no exception. Here’s a list of the articles you can expect to find when it comes out in shops this coming week:

• A guide to ‘essential’ add-ons for the Pi including:
  • USB cable with switch
  • Adafruit 16-channel PWM/servo driver board
  • PiBorg PicoBorg Reverse
  • MCP3008 analog-to-digital converter chip
  • Pi Camera
  • The PiTFT screen
  • Sharp IR range finder
  • Adafruit Barometric, temp and altitude sensor
  • Adafruit Electret microphone amplifier
  • Adafruit stereo audio amplifier
• An entire mini-mag devoted to the Pi including:
  • Dexter Industries’ BrickPi Bookreader project
  • A guide to getting started with Minecraft Pi Edition (including a plug for Kano’s visual Minecraft programming environment)
  • How to mine Bitcoins with the Pi
  • How to use your Pi with BOINC and contribute to international scientific projects
  • A feature on the Compute Module
  • A guide to parallel processing on the Pi with the aim of building a ‘supercomputer’
• An review of the Wolfson Audio Card (which a higher-than-expected and deserved (IMHO) 4/5 rating)