The Raspberry Pi 500 is a mini-PC that’s tucked away within a keyboard, which makes it super portable and easy to plug in wherever you want. It’s the next step up from the Pi 400, utilizing the Pi 5’s hardware to make an even better companion.
I’m thinking that this enclosure should probably also be able to have a SSD drive tucked into it.
The new Raspberry Pi Monitor is also interesting as it can be connected, and powered, directly from the keyboard.
Now that it also includes a GPU, and can run most OSes as well, this all makes it a very compact and useful computer. It looks like it will even handle two display outputs.
The total cost then would probably come to about $220 (with mouse, screen, and power supply), but that really includes everything you need.
The folks over Raspberry Pi Foundation have introduced yet another product. The Raspberry Pi 400 is a unique device, especially for the ones who love minimalism. It is an ARM-based PC built right into a compact keyboard. It features a bunch of ports at the back allowing you to connect…
Spellbook Raspberry Pi mini laptop - 3D print the case and stick the components together yourselfIt may not look wonderful but it will certainly be a talking point. You can pop in a Pi 3 for reasonably good computing power. The site gives a full list of components with links…
Yes, one could manually map all the connections yourself to a Pi, but this board is actually quite a nice complete kit with everything needed. It's interesting that the PCIe slot is really only used for mounting, so no connectivity or power runs through it. The device allows you to…
