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Raspberry Pi 500+

Learn more about the latest addition to the Pi family, the Raspberry Pi 500 Plus. This takes the base 500 keyboard an adds some much needed features that make it a more compelling offer. Read More

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Building your own Raspberry Pi Web Server

The Raspberry Pi makes a great web server for light tasks. It is power efficient and has enough performance, especially for static content. This article explores the various servers that you can run on your Pi to host web content, as well as some of the many different tools. Read More

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Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi

In this guide, we will be walking you through some of the initial steps to getting started with a Raspberry Pi. We will cover what sort of Raspberry Pi you might want to buy as well as some of the accessories you will need to get started. We will also show you how you can install your first operating system. Read More

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Checking out the Pironman 5 Raspberry Pi 5 Case

In this article, we will be checking out the stylish and feature packed Pironman 5 case. It is one of the best cases you can use for your Raspberry Pi 5. Included with this case is an NVME hat, RTC battery, OLED screen and more. This case packs basically all the features you require for your Raspberry Pi 5. Read More

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Setting up a Firewall on your Raspberry Pi

In this quick guide, we will be showing you how to enable and manage a firewall on your Raspberry Pi. This helps protect your Pi from network-based attacks. It achieves this by only allowing access to the services that you open. Combining your firewall with a service like Fail2Ban will improve your security even further. Read More

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Raspberry Pi OS 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

Deciding between a 32-bit and 64-bit OS for the Raspberry Pi depends on the model and RAM. Newer models with over 2GB of RAM benefit from the 64-bit OS's ability to utilize more memory and provide better performance, essential for projects like OpenCV. Older or low-memory Pi'should stick with 32-bit to conserve resources. The 64-bit OS is now the recommended standard for compatible models. Read More

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How to Install Raspberry Pi OS

In this guide, we will show you how to install Raspberry Pi OS. Installing this OS is easy thanks to a nifty tool called Pi Imager. This tool greatly simplifies the entire process. It will handle downloading and installing the official operating system as well as several others. You can even set up a headless Pi using this tool. Read More