Best case for Raspberry Pi 5. Because the Raspberry Pi 5 came out so recently, we have only seen a couple of compatible cases being made available, and even then you can currently only pre-order them.

Commodore Amiga 500 Retro Raspberry Pi Case. Retailer: retropicases (via Etsy) ... While the Raspberry Pi is a modern PC, retro gamers love it because it’s cheap and can run older software so well.

ZX-Pi – ZX81 Raspberry Pi Retro Computer Case Hack. 10:03 am March 17, 2014 By Julian Horsey. Raspberry Pi owners who also have an old Sinclair ZX81 computer that no longer works just gathering ...

This 3D-printed case for the Raspberry Pi 3 takes its inspiration from the Atari 2600, the revolutionary gaming console first released in 1977. Drop your Raspberry Pi into one and it’ll always ...

The Raspberry Pi computer is supplied naked, without a case of any sort. But Marco Alici has wasted no time creating the Raspberry Pi first case, which he has had built using a 3D printer to ...

Raspberry Pi Does Its Best Retro PC Impression. 12 Comments ... plates for the dual drives are designed as separate pieces so they can be printed in a different color than the main case.

Raspberry Pis are efficient servers due to their compact size and low energy use. Upgrade your Raspberry Pi server with a stylish 3D-printed case and OLED screen. Enhance your Raspberry Pi case with ...

Posted in computer hacks Tagged 3d printed, case, keyboard, mechanical keyboard, Odroid XU4, raspberry pi 400, retro Post navigation ← A 32-Bit RISC-V CPU Core In 600 Lines Of C ...

In fact, the Raspberry Pi store sells it for just 6 British pounds (or $9.50 for us Yanks), which means you can purchase the Pi and its case for a little over $50 and have a complete computer that ...

But the Raspberry Pi 4 can support a range of accessories including hard drives – and the new DeskPi Pro is basically a PC case for the little computer that makes adding a 2.5 inch hard drive or ...

But the Raspberry Pi isn’t just for founders, of course. Anyone can buy one starting at $20, and now you can spend another $9 to turn your Pi into a full-fledged mini PC.