A new episode of the Raspberry Pi Podcast is here!

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Howdy,

Grab your headphones. A new episode of the Raspberry Pi Podcast has dropped. This episode demystifies product compliance, but it's funnier than it sounds — not one, but two excellent outtakes made it into the episode blog post.

Inspired by videos of self-playing chessboards driven by magnets, our colleague Kat spent Halloween creating this Raspberry Pi–powered Ouija board.

Raspberry Pi was also spotted running laundry machines at a "washateria" in South Korea. Apparently, the kids are hanging out in laundromats these days — who knew?

If you're not quite ready to leave spooky season behind, why not learn how to disguise your Raspberry Pi as a classic 8-bit Apple II computer? Do not "feed" your device candy, though. You will break it.

Peace,

Ashley

Product compliance, demystified: how Raspberry Pi helps you get to market
How Raspberry Pi helps industrial customers bring fully compliant products to market faster.
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Emulate Apple II on Raspberry Pi
Recreate the classic 8-bit computer on Raspberry Pi.
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OuijaCNC
Spooky season is officially upon us. Check out this self-playing Ouija board built by one of our colleagues.
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Powered by Raspberry Pi – from Stockholm to Sydney, South Korea to Slovakia
From the practicalities of everyday life to creative endeavours, Raspberry Pi power is behind hundreds of products.
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Price rises for some 16GB Raspberry Pi products
Rising component costs drive price increases for 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Module 5, but not Raspberry Pi 500+.
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