The Adafruit Cobbler Breakout Kit for the Raspberry Pi comes supplied with a 26 pin ribbon cable, a custom PCB, ribbon cable socket and header pins, and only requires a little soldering to construct.

The folks at Adafruit are busy as a bee working on bringing some of their really cool boards to the Raspberry Pi platform. Here’s a few that came in over the last few days: 16 servos is almos… ...

If you've been intrigued by the Raspberry Pi but were hesitant to get one because you're new to Linux, Adafruit has a solution for you. The team that brought us the Raspberry Pi Education Linux ...

Might be interested to know that the awesome Pi-Top Raspberry Pi Laptop Kit is now available to purchase directly from the Adafruit online store, priced at $275.

The Raspberry Pi is great, but it's also missing a few things you need to actually use it. Namely, a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Adafruit solves that (with the exception of the monitor), with ...

Getting to your first Raspberry Pi hack? Adafruit’s first Educational Linux Distro might help.

It does not sell Raspberry Pi (that is currently the preserve of rivals Farnell element14 and RS) but this deal with maker specialist Adafruit brings Raspberry Pi tantalisingly close to Mouser. Mouser ...

A new prototyping board for the Raspberry Pi opens up all sorts of doors for hacking this new, tiny Linux-based PC.

If you’re one of the lucky few with a Raspberry Pi, adafruit has two things you might be interested in if you’re into GPIO hacking. First up is the Pi Cobbler kit. It’s a 2×13 ribbon cable ...

Bots are making it difficult for people to order Raspberry Pi computers, says Adafruit The tiny computers are in high demand, so keeping the bots out with two-factor authentication is the plan.

Adafruit has actually developed its own Linux distro for Raspberry Pi called “Occidentalis v0.1” (a play on “Rubus occidentalis”, the Latin term for “black raspberry”), which is geared ...

At $35, Adafruit's tiny PiTFT screen makes it a little more reasonable. The PiTFT Mini Kit is by no means the only cheap way to add a touch screen to a Raspberry Pi, but it's probably the easiest.