Of course, the most logical answer is that there's not enough power running to your Raspberry Pi, and you need to upgrade your power supply. This can happen if you're using a low-voltage wall plug.

The versatile Raspberry Pi can be configured to serve many functions. This includes creating an extender for your wi-fi network to cover dead spots.

If you go this DIY route, which might be cheaper than ordering the more-expensive Raspberry Pi 4 Desktop Kit, take special care to not cheap out on your power adapter and USB-C cable. To put it ...

Dramatically boosted power and a few new tricks come along with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W's slightly higher price.

The Raspberry Pi 4 is the first version to include a USB-C port capable of supplying power to it. The problem, as some early users have found, is that certain charging cables don't work.

Raspberry Pi details the three-year journey behind its new RP2040 chip, which was designed in-house and manufactured by iPhone chipmaker TSMC.