About the product The pi-top is the pre-eminent laptop solution for Raspberry Pi users. It started life as a 2014 IndieGoGo crowdfunding campaign before being made available for retail. An improved product, the Version 2, was released in October 2017.…
A few weeks ago, I published my own review of Pi Supply’s Pi Juice. Well, now Les Pounder has got hold of the board and written up his own review. It’s a great, comprehensive and well-written review and you should…
Instructables user DrH has written up an interesting project that uses a Google AIY kit and some servos to create a robotic responder to your voice commands. You can read about the project here and see a demo video below.…
Review by Tim Richardson What is it? The Anavi Light pHAT is a board that sits on top of your Raspberry Pi and controls 12v RGB light strips – not the expensive Neopixels or WS2811’s, but the cheap RGB strips…
Richard Saville (Average Man) has been busy for the past 13 months, what with his new house and new baby. Well, he’s back with a review of the UUGear Witty Pi 2. This power management board has: an on-off switch…
The PiSupply PiJuice is finally here! What is the PiJuice? It’s a battery power pack HAT for your Raspberry Pi. The Review Tim Richardson (@Geeky_Tim) has joined me on this review to give his insight, so we’ll be moving back…
The GoPiGo 3 is the newest iteration of Dexter Industries‘ robotics kit. The US-based company was kind enough to send me one over for review a few weeks ago and I’m pleased to say I’ve now put it together and…
Following a successful Kickstarter, Mime Industries are now starting to deliver their interesting robotic arm kit, the MeArm Pi, an update to their previous MeArm. The new kit comes with a HAT to control the arm via two mini joysticks…
pi-top, the creators of the World’s first commercial Raspberry Pi laptop and the desktop version, the pi-topCEED, have just announced that they have re-designed their most famous product – itself called the pi-top. This laptop, which is powered by a…
Alex, over at RasPi.TV, has done an excellent overview of Pi Supply’s Pi Juice battery-on-a-HAT product. He’s put the battery through its paces and also tested out the solar panels. There’s a video review and also notes on his blog…
