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Add a 5-megapixel camera module to your Raspberry Pi for $25

Forget about emulating retro games or managing your bike's headlight. This official camera from the Raspberry Pi Foundation can help your Model A or B mini-computer capture 5-megapixel stills and 1080p videos at up to 30 fps.

$45 BeagleBone Black is a more powerful Raspberry Pi alternative

BeagleBone Black is a $45 single-board, mini-computer that packs a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 2GB of on-board storage with a micro-SD Card slot that can handle everything from Android to robot-making projects.

$99 UDOO mini ARM computer has 4 times the power of a Raspberry Pi

UDOO is the latest single-board computer to take Kickstarter by storm. For just $99, you can have an ARM-powered mini computer with Wi-Fi and Ethernet that supports both Android and Linux.

Turn your Raspberry Pi into a retro DOS game console

Forget downloading game emulators to play retro games on your computer. Turn your Raspberry Pi into a DOS (and SNES) game console by following these simple steps from Coding Epiphany.

25 Raspberry Pis power computer lab in underdeveloped African village

Thanks to the very affordable and tiny computer we know as Raspberry Pi, students in a small African village can enjoy a fully functional computer lab where they can eventually learn programming.

$25 Model A Raspberry Pi now officially available in the U.S.

The tiny, low-power $25 Raspberry Pi Model A computer is now available in the United States via authorized resellers, although the first one has sold out of units almost as soon as they became available.

Raspberry Pi Dynamic Headlight detects and projects your bicycle’s speed

If you've ever used a bicycle speedometer you know how much of a pain it is to take your eyes off the road to see your speed. The Raspberry Pi Dynamic Headlight, a small computer mounted to a bike, can help by detecting the bike's speed and projecting it on…

Can a $50 mini PC replace your desktop? We tested 3 of them to find out

Mini PCs small enough to fit in your pocket can be purchased for as little as $35, but can they really be used like a desktop computer? We bought three popular pint-sized computers to find out.

Print tweets with Adafruit’s Raspberry Pi-powered ‘Internet of Things’ wireless printer

Adafruit announced the wireless version of its Raspberry-pi-powered Internet of Things printer. Build this little printer yourself to print weather forecast reports, Sudoku puzzles, images, and even tweets on a roll of receipt paper.

Meet the Raspberry Pi-powered digital beer list

The affordable Raspberry Pi provides people the capacity to come up with great projects at a price they can afford. This swanky-looking digital beer list cost the developer only $35.

‘Minecraft: Pi Edition’ lets you play Minecraft for free on your Raspberry Pi computer

Ready your bricks and stones, Minecraft is coming to the $35 Raspberry Pi platform with Minecraft: Pi Edition. This free version of the game will allow you to program it yourself.

Raspberry Pi Foundation to release $25 camera module for the tiny computer

The Raspberry Pi Foundation previewed a tiny camera to go with its tiny computer. It will take a month or so before it becomes available, but when it does hit the market, you can get it for $25.

$25 Raspberry Pi now available in Europe; rest of the world to follow

The even more affordable version of the Raspberry Pi has stripped-down specs compared to the first model released, but it has a lot of potential applications.

Google donates 15,000 Raspberry Pi units to UK schools

In an effort to encourage students to create software, Google is giving thousands of Raspberry Pi mini computers to UK schools.

Raspberry Pi close to selling one million units

Now that CES is over, it's good to see the little guys are still doing well. According to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the $35 micro-computer is close to reaching one million units sold.