Norris is no stranger to Raspberry Pi-based portable computers. Last year he designed the Chonky Palmtop with a split-keyboard for touch-typing.

The developer behind the Noodle Pi has another idea. He’s launched a Kickstarter campaign for a Raspberry Pi computer kit that fits into your pocket when fully assembled.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts thinking of building their very own pocket PC may be interested in a Pi Zero project called the Noodle Pi, which takes the form of a tiny 3D printed pocket computer ...

A developer created a 10-key pocket Raspberry Pi called the Chonky Pocket. Learn more about the project and how it works.

Morgan's build uses a Raspberry Pi, a 3.5" LCD screen from a car's backup camera system, a WiFi dongle, Bluetooth Dongle, and a tiny keyboard and trackpad. The little computer even has a 64GB SSD ...

Whether as a first computer or a secondary machine, this project takes little time and costs far less than a basic x86 system right now.

The Raspberry Pi 5 is snappier than ever. Here are some exciting, DIY projects any novice can do with it.