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The MagPi Review: pi-top FHD Touch Display & Bluetooth Keyboard

Published on: 12/17/20

In issue #101 of the MagPi Magazine editor Lucy Hattersley tests the pi-top FHD Touch Display and pi-top Bluetooth Keyboard.

2020 Black Friday Deals

Published on: 11/26/20

The biggest sale of the year is on and you don't want to miss these deals! Our partners are offering up to 30% off selected pi-top products while stocks last. Happy shopping!

Supercharge your Raspberry Pi with pi-top [4]

Published on: 11/19/20

Robotics, camera, sensors, motors and full compatibility with .NET 5. pi-top [4] offers a lot for makers, hobbits and professionals of all abilities.

How digital skills are empowering girls in Bhutan to harness the power of technology

Published on: 11/10/20

Sonam Choki loved gaming since she was little. From playing simple games on her parent’s cell phone to video game consoles and playing online, today, she aspires to create her own ...

Join us at .NET Conf 2020!

Published on: 11/6/20

.NET Conf, a free, three-day, virtual developer event co-organized by the .NET community and Microsoft, is happening from 10th-12th of November. We're one of the proud sponsors ...

The MagPi Review: pi-top [4] DIY Edition

Published on: 11/2/20

Issue #99 of the MagPi, the official Raspberry Pi Magazine, is out and we're very excited to announce that they have reviewed pi-top [4] DIY Edition!

Demo series: Grove sensors

Published on: 10/23/20

The whole world of Seeed Studio's 'Grove' sensors can be used with a pi-top just as they would with a Raspberry Pi! Here we take a quick look at a few simple examples.

Demo Series: Dual Displays

Published on: 10/16/20

The Raspberry Pi 4, at the heart of every pi-top [4], has two micro HDMI outputs available to be used simultaneously to drive two screens in glorious 4K resolution.

Demo Series: Docking

Published on: 10/9/20

It's no secret that we love the Raspberry Pi, but one of the things we wanted to be able to do was easily move from one project to another without having to unplug everything and ...

Demo Series: Raspberry Pi HATs

Published on: 10/2/20

One of the easiest ways to expand the capabilities of your pi-top [4] is by slotting in a Raspberry Pi HAT (Hardware Attached on Top). HATs are expansion boards that connect to ...

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