Toms Hardware
Turning an Old PS3 Into an RGB-Adorned Ryzen Rig
updated
gurgleapps.com/reviews/electronics/wifi-controlled-color-word-clock-kit-micropython
We're joined by Oscar Vermeulen to talk about these kits and the history of these classic pieces of computing history.
https://www.ceds.dev/pidp-8
The gorgeous all aluminum DeSalvo Galactic case for the Raspberry Pi 5
Cytron's Edu Pico and Maker Uno RP2040.
Ash ash some great projects for us to talk about.
Join us and ask your questions live to the team!
tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-pico-drives-storper-modular-diy-robot-rover
Join us and ask your questions directly to our guest and your hosts Avram Piltch, Ash Hill, and Les Pounder.
Both of these products have been hacked by our guest, Alan Boris, with a Raspberry Pi!
Join us as we learn how to build audiophile projects using our favorite single board computer
tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-transforms-old-radio-into-audiophile-grade-network-music-streamer
tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/this-raspberry-pi-composite-video-players-fits-inside-a-vhs-tape
youtube.com/watch?v=K_pSdu5fv1M
Raspberry Pi expert James Mitchell shows us how he created the project and demonstrates how to use it live on the show!
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A trackpoint light switch
tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/thinkpad-nubbin-controlled-dimmer-light-uses-raspberry-pi-rp2040-and-esp32
A mailbox for mobile notifications
tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-mailbox-push-notifications
A lunchbox that prints real menus from restaurant QR codes
tomshardware.com/news/esp-32-lunchbox-prints-qr-code-menus
A Stranger things inspired telephone prop
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-stranger-things-phone
Join us and ask Dupont your questions live on the show!
Join us live and learn how to use Bluetooth with MicroPython on the Raspberry Pi Pico W.
How do you plan a large event in 2024?
What courses will the robots face?
Which Raspberry Pi can be used?
We ask all of these questions, and more to our special guests.
Join us live and ask your questions directly to our guests.
Join us and ask your questions directly to the Hacker Twins.
Join us live and ask our guest all of your Python questions!
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Pimroni Yukon harnesses the power of the RP2040 into a module platform for robotics, advanced RGB and prop use.
Dr Parrott has been teasing this project for months, we've seen one in the flesh back in July, but now we have one on the bench and we can't wait to chat with Dr Parrott about what it can do.
Join us and ask your questions live.
The Hat Drives are compatible with the Raspberry Pi 5 and provide NVMe SSD via the new PCIe interface. We chat with the founders and learn more about this project.
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Designed for the Raspberry Pi 5, this board brings NVMe storage to the platform via the Raspberry Pi 5's PCIe connector. We'll be learning more about this new board, and other NVMe boards during the show.
Ask your questions directly to Pimoroni and learn more about this interesting new add-on.
How did Dr Pride accomplish this project, and did he have any help?
We will find out!
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Stanford-Clark co-created the MQTT protocol, loves Raspberry Pi and has even helped bring a dinosaur island to life (not that one!) with Professor Lucy Rogers and a gang of makers.
Join us live and learn more about Stanford-Clark's career and how he uses the Raspberry Pi.
Geerling (or Red Shirt Jeff) joins us to talk PCIe on the Raspberry Pi 5, and for a general chat about the new flagship Raspberry Pi.
Join us live and ask your questions directly to Geerling.
This episode is all treat and no tricks!
We're joined by Phil, John and Paul from Pimoroni and we'll be talking about new products for the Raspberry Pi 5, PicoVision and perhaps something else...
Join us and ask your questions live during the show.
We'll be talking specs, PCIe and the GPIO with Adams, along with our usual mix of projects and news.
The serious part of this project is the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W powering a small LCD screen and GPS board. An onboard LiPo battery and charge controller make this project portable and easily used via the "nuggets" buttons.
How did Parker manage this feat of culinary engineering? We'll find out that, and more live on the show.
Well, apart from a new Raspberry Pi!
Yes the Raspberry Pi 5 was announced and will be on general sale from October 23.
We'll chat to Kev about the Raspberry Pi 5, his interviews with Eben Upton, Jeff Geerling and Christopher Barnatt from Explaining Computers.
We will also talk about stock levels, our test results, projects and hacks!
Our review: tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-5
3 GHZ Overclock: tomshardware.com/news/overclocking-raspberry-pi-5
Live Blog: tomshardware.com/news/live/raspberry-pi-5-launch
Join us live!
Each frame has a plethora of touch inputs which send data to a Raspberry Pi. These inputs are instruments, and touching them will alter the sounds / beat to produce your own custom music.
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-technoframes-blast-custom-techno-music-when-touched
We love this project and can't wait to talk with Max Björverud about it, and their many other projects.
3D printed models of knees, BMOctoprint print servers or a giant LED-encrusted Dynamax Ball to capture Pokemon, Allie has made them all!
We'll be talking cool projects with Allie, how to use Raspberry Pi in projects and learn about the many ways that you can be a maker!
We'll be taking your questions, live!
We sat down with Fried to talk about how AI can help Adafruit and the wider community to write drivers, and improve workflows.
tomshardware.com/news/chatgpt-creates-arduino-drivers-in-the-style-of-adafruits-ladyada
Got a project that you'd like Tom's Hardware to feature? Drop an email to les.pounder@futurenet.com and tell us all about it!
Moss is no stranger to The Pi Cast, and last time brought along a plethora of robotic Raspberry Pi companion robots.
Join us live and learn more about Moss' many projects.
Our guest, Dr Footleg aka Paul Fretwell has done this and more with many different Raspberry Pi boards, and we have the good Dr on the show to talk about them all and to answer your questions.
But what about a McDonald's Happy Meal toy? Well it seems that with a little Raspberry Pi magic, a chicken McNugget can be Doomed!
Yes you read that correctly, Damen has created a printer which squirts water onto the road, in a similar manner to how a printer prints characters to a page. How did he do this, more importantly, why? We'll find out this, and more during the show.
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-truck-printer
##News##
Raspberry Pi Supply is all green!
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-supply-improves-where-to-buy
##Reviews##
Coming Soon Review: Elecfreaks CM4 XGo Robot Kit - LIVE DEMO
##Pi Projects of the Month##
We'll also have a sneak peek of our Raspberry Pi projects of the month.
tomshardware.com/features/best-raspberry-pi-projects
Reviews • Best Picks • Raspberry Pi
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edublocks.org is a block based code editor with a difference, it writes real Python. In fact, it also writes MicroPython and CircuitPython using blocks.
We chat with its creator, Josh Lowe and learn more about this free app and the supporting learning curriculum.
##Reviews##
We take a look at Cytron's new Pico powered board, the Robo Pico
tomshardware.com/reviews/cytron-robo-pico
##News##
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Brings Lego Pacman to Life
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-brings-lego-pacman-to-life
##Projects##
Raspberry Pi Pico Animates LED Retro Art 'Neon' Frames
tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-retro-led-art
Massimo Banzi is the co-founder of the Arduino project. He is an Interaction Designer, Educator and Open Source Hardware advocate. He has worked as a consultant for clients such as: Prada, Artemide, Persol, Whirlpool, V&A Museum and Adidas.
Massimo started the first FabLab in Italy which led to the creation of Officine Arduino, a FabLab/Makerspace based in Torino.
We'll be talking about the latest Arduino Uno R4 boards, the Minima and WiFi which we have already reviewed!
tomshardware.com/reviews/arduino-uno-r4
Join us and ask your questions directly to Banzi, and your Pi Cast hosts, Avram Piltch, Ash Hill and Les Pounder.
##News##
New SB Components Micro RP2040 is announced.
tomshardware.com/news/sb-components-announce-micro-rp2040-for-smaller-raspberry-pi-pico-projects
##Reviews##
We take a look at Arduino's new Uno R4 boards, the Uno R4 Minima and Uno R4 WiFi
tomshardware.com/reviews/arduino-uno-r4
##Sneak Preview##
Cytron has a new Pico powered board, the Robo Pico and we have one on the bench.
cytron.io/p-robo-pico-simplifying-robotics-with-raspberry-pi-pico
##Project##
Ash will have a cool project from the Raspberry Pi community
General Raspberry Pi stock levels: They're getting better!
Bluetooth on the Raspberry Pi Pico W
New Arduino boards
Soldering irons
New "Stellar" Pimoroni board
Raspberry Pi projects of the month.
Join us live and ask your questions to our guest and your hosts.
Started in 2015, Liverpool Makefest is a popular maker event, drawing makers from across the United Kingdom. after a brief hiatus due to the pandemic, the event returned in 2022 to the glorious location of Liverpool's Central Library.
Join us as we talk about the UK maker movement, how the Raspberry Pi has helped educate and inspire makers and learn more about Liverpool Makefest, which returns on July 1st 2023.
FC is a renowned ethical hacker and social engineer, as well as global keynote speaker. He has been working in the information security field for over 25 years and is motivated by a drive to make individuals, organisations, and countries more secure. When he is not legally breaking into companies, FC takes audiences on an eye-opening journey into the hacker’s mindset. He has delivered over 50 keynotes including CPX360, CERN and Intersec. FC demystifies security with his expertise, humour, and passion. His book ‘How I rob banks’ will be published in August 2023.
We'll be talking about his career and how the Raspberry Pi fits into the world of ethical hacking and learning.
If you're not familiar with Pi Wars,Pi Wars is a not-for-profit competition for Raspberry Pi robots. The events are primarily organised by Michael Horne, Tim Richardson & David Booth who are based in Potton & Dunton, Bedfordshire, with the assistance of Steve Upton and Paul Freakley.
We've got Horne, Richardson and Booth on the show to talk about the 2024 event. How you can apply and the theme for 2024. We'll also be talking about past projects and how the Raspberry Pi Pico fits into the world of Pi Wars.
Rather than emulate a 486 PC with a Raspberry Pi, Mackrodt chose to use a 486 SBC powered by an Intel 486 DX3 100 CPU.
To house the project, Mackrodt then designed and 3D printed a tiny case and monitor that are perfect miniature replicas of a case from this era.
Join us and learn more about this fascinating project.
tomshardware.com/news/tiny-intel-486-runs-ms-dos
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tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-musical-robot-stroller
http://www.highqualityfun.com
On the show we have Brian Corteil to talk about organising the event, and how you can start your own event. Mike Horne was at the event and will be telling us how it went from a guests' point of view.
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Ben Garside, a learning manager from the Raspberry Pi Foundation joins us to talk about a new AI and machine learning programme for teachers, students, and other educators created by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and DeepMind.
Join us live and ask your questions to Ben and your hosts, Editor-in-Chief Avram Piltch, Raspberry Pi expert Ash Hill and Associate Editor Les Pounder.
Join us and learn how Tracey and ChatGPT built their latest project.
youtube.com/@GurgleApps
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