The Raspberry Pi family has grown a lot since the progenitor board started making the rounds in 2012, and the same can be said about the collection of projects you can build with these credit-card ...

You might not want to jump right into just buying a Raspberry Pi, you should do some research first.

A Raspberry Pi computer can do a little of everything and keep you occupied if you need a new project.

However, the Arduino can achieve several things that a Raspberry Pi can't. Arduino and Raspberry Pi models are both affordable, and there are many Raspberry Pi projects that won't break the bank.

If you'd like to learn what you can do with Raspberry Pi, this beginner-friendly education bundle is less than $30. Raspberry Pi Learning Made Simple ...

As [anfractuosity] shows, you can perform a cold boot attack with a Raspberry Pi, with a reasonably simple hardware setup and a hefty chunk of bare-metal code.

As you can see: The Raspberry Pi 5 is quite sensitive when it comes to power supply. The safest thing to do is to always order the official power supply when purchasing.

Once the bootloader is appropriately configured, you can boot straight off an SSD with Raspberry Pi OS installed.

Whether you're looking to build a custom router to amp up your home broadband, explore home automation or even dive into retro gaming, the Raspberry Pi can do it all.

But what exactly can a Raspberry Pi do that the Arduino can't? Before you start gathering tools for your next creative assignment, it's best to assess which framework better fits your requirements.