Les Pounder is an Associate Editor for Tom's Hardware, specializing in technology and hardware reviews. With a focus on Raspberry Pi and 3D printing, Les provides in-depth analysis and practical tips for readers looking to optimize their devices and workflows.
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By: Les Pounder
Apparently it is a 'Demonic Pocket PC'
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Faster micro SD cards and a 'bumper' to protect your Pi 5.
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A perfect score monitor is $200 off its regular price.
Pros Cons Learning electronics at the same time as coding can be a daunting task. Is there a bug in your code or hardware?
All-in-one AI kit. Arducam is working on a new version of its popular Pivistation 5 all-in-one camera kit for the new Raspberry Pi AI Camera.
Your own custom menu to get things done! Creating GUI (Graphical User Interfaces) with any operating system boils down to Ncurses Whiptail
Pros Cons Wireless communication on the Raspberry Pi Pico W has typically been achieved using either Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
For desktops and servers Ubuntu 24.10 marks 20 years since the first version of Ubuntu (4.10 “Warty Warthog”) was released in October 2004.
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