The $35 Raspberry Pi has made computing cheap again, and now budding game developers are being given the chance to recreate some classic games through a new Pi-focused book called Code the Classics.

[Michael Clemens] was looking for gifts for his Grandmother’s 90th Birthday. She is visually impaired and loves to be able to listen to audiobooks. The problem is that she doesn’t really get the hang ...

It's worth noting that Volume 1 originally released in 2019. The upcoming release is the second, revised edition, with more content. Volume 2 is a brand-new release. The first edition of Volume 1 was ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation and creators of the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC range have unveiled a new book for beginners aptly titled, Get Started with Raspberry Pi. The book not only provides a ...

There’s all kinds of ways to get started with electronics, but if you’re looking for a collection of books, Humble Book Bundle has several of Make’s electronics books—including its Raspberry Pi and ...

The Open Book Project from developer Joey Castillo is an ongoing effort to design open hardware eBook readers that anyone can assemble from parts and program on their own… but it does take a fair bit ...

Using the awesome and powerful Raspberry Pi 2 mini PC Jonathon Duerig has created an automated book scanner allowing you to easily transform those all the paper printed versions you might own into ...

There are a lot of interesting things you can do with little computers that cost just $35. While you probably wouldn’t think of turning a $350 desktop or laptop computer into a single-purpose machine, ...

Have you ever wanted to relax with a good book but couldn’t due to the hassle of having to actually read and turn pages? Well, now BrickPi offers 2 solutions to that problem. They have you covered ...