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How to Make a DIY NES Classic with Raspberry Pi, ASUS Tinker Board, and More
Rather than buying an NES Classic Mini, learn how to make a DIY NES Classic with a Raspberry Pi or ASUS Tinker Board running RetroPie, Recalbox, Lakka, Batocera, or Slash TV.
Batocera Review: Learn how to Install Batocera on Raspberry Pi
Batocera is a Linux-based retro gaming operating system for the Raspberry Pi, x86 PCs, and other devices. Find out how to install Batocera to Raspberry Pi boards, compare Batocera vs RetroPie and Batocera vs Lakka, plus more in this Batocera review and hands-on look.
RockPro64 Gaming OS: How to Install Recalbox on RockPro64
From Pine64 comes the ultra powerful RockPro64 maker board. Find out how to install Recalbox on the RockPro64 for a beefy gaming experience.
Meet a Maker Episode 8: Jay LaCroix
Welcome to the Electromaker.io Meet a Maker podcast episode 8! We chat with Jay LaCroix, author of Mastering Ubuntu Server about RetroPie, favorite Linux distros, and the value of open-source maker communities.
Best RockPro64 OS options
These are the best RockPro64 OS options, from RockPro Linux distros and RockPro64 Android OSes, to retro gaming on the RockPro64. Find out what Pine64 RockPro64 images you should use!
Asus Tinker Board RetroPie Installation and Getting Started
Check out this Asus Tinker Board RetroPie installation, from what RetroPie and the Asus Tinker Board are to Asus Tinker Board gaming and HTPC use.
How to Build the Ultimate Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Console
Learn how to build the ultimate Raspberry Pi retro gaming console, from picking a Raspberry Pi retro gaming OS to selecting a case, and scraping your ROMs!
Teclast F5 Laptop Review
Can lightning strike twice? The Teclast F7 which we reviewed previously has become an ideal laptop for cost conscious-makers, needing a slim and light laptop but with a full 1080p screen.
UDOO BOLT: A UDOO AMD-powered Maker Board
Development boards abound. From the ultra-popular Raspberry Pi to the powerful Odroid XU4, there’s no shortage of single-board computer (SBC) options. Among these dev boards, the UDOO x86 is a top pick. The UDOO x86 sports Arduino compatibility and beefy specs which make it suitable for anything from gaming to streaming videos, and even programming. New from UDOO is the UDOO BOLT, a robust development board with a unique set of specifications.
EXCLUSIVE : Arduino Announces the Arduino Uno WiFi Rev 2 and MKR VIDOR 4000
The biggest news was a new MKR format board, the VIDOR 4000. A board that can quite literally be anything you want it to be thanks to an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) that can be instructed to behave like many different processors.
Setup Octoprint for the Anet A8 with a Raspberry Pi
The Anet A8 3D printer that we reviewed in early 2018 is a bit of a beast for under $150, it produces decent quality prints and it is relatively easy to build. It may be a basic printer, made to a price point but we found that it was a reliable workhorse for makers.
Build an Ambilight Clone with a Raspberry Pi
Creating a do-it-yourself Ambilight using a Raspberry Pi is pretty simple. Checkout out how-to guide!
How to build a low-powered Home theater PC with a Raspberry Pi
Learn all about building a low-powered HTPC with a Raspberry Pi!
Make Your Own Virtual Assistant with Mycroft
Using a Raspberry Pi and Mycroft, it’s easy to cobble together an artificial intelligence (AI) voice assistant. Here’s how to make your own virtual assistant with Mycroft!
What is the Onion Omega 2+ and what can I do with it?
It seems that single board computers need fruit/vegetable based names, and an enigmatic word usually helps (Pi, Omega, Nano) too!