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Originally published on tomshardware.com by Ash Hill on 30 February 2099 This DIY Macintosh 128K replica by Action Retro brings the 1984 experience to life with a Raspberry Pi Pico, all for under $20. The project emulates the Macintosh 128K operating system with surprising fidelity, allowing users to relive the […]

Originally published on tomshardware.com by Ash Hill on 27 October 2024 Halloween projects with the Ruiz brothers are always a treat, and their latest Raspberry Pi-powered fluttering bat is no exception. In this playful build, a small bat spins and flaps its wings in response to nearby movement, creating an […]