XBMC is one of our favorite media center solutions, and the Raspberry Pi makes a dandy XBMC machine for $35. With three different builds for the Pi, though, which one should you use? They're all a ...

I've had my Raspberry Pi 3 for a bit more than a week now, and I have been trying a few different things with it. The results have been mixed so far, but mostly good. (Oh, and by the way the ...

I'm having a great time exploring and learning about my new Raspberry Pi. In the first post, Raspberry Pi and Raspbian I looked at the Debian GNU/Linux version customised for the Pi. This focused on ...

Yeah, I even ordered one, even though I wasn't going to. Now I gotta find an AC adapter. Amazon doesn't seem to have anything that will work. I've got a dial-a-voltage universal power supply that can ...

OpenELEC is a Linux-based operating system designed to support the XBMC media center application. It basically turns a PC into a media center which brings audio, video, pictures, and more to your TV.

If you’ve got a lot of movies saved on your computer, or you like to stream from Netflix or Amazon Prime, you probably know that watching on a full sized TV is better than your laptop screen. There ...

The Raspberry Pi 2 bears a strong resemblance to its forefathers, but with fewer design headaches and dramatically improved performance. Let’s cut right to the chase: This thing rocks. The new ...