The case for arduino in ‘real engineering’ is about the same as the case for bottle rockets in deep space. Its great at what it claims to be, an introduction to microcontroller programming ...

Hard-drive based media players aren't anything new, but hifi equipment actually built from old drives are somewhat rarer. At Hifiduino they're using an Arduino microprocessor to construct a DIY ...

In all the Tesseract case media centre has been constructed using an Arduino with a spectrum shield and BlueSmirf Bluetooth Modem, a Raspberry Pi mini PC, a 7″ LCD Monitor, 2 x speakers, a ...