Raspberry Pi is one of the most popular single-board computers available, as it's extremely versatile. Here's how to use it with your laptop as a monitor.

You can then pair this with one of the available Pi displays, such as the newly released Raspberry Pi Monitor or the Pi Touch Display 2, or any standard HDMI display or TV.

The display can be connected to the Raspberry Pi via HDMI, ensuring good video quality. The use of cardboard for the laptop casing is both cost-effective and easy to work with, allowing for a ...

Last year the team launched the official Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2, an optional $60 accessory designed to make it easy to ...

Raspberry Pi doesn’t support HDMI hot-plugging. If you connect or power on the monitor after the Raspberry Pi has already been powered on, you’ll just see a black screen.

The Raspberry Pi has become an incredibly popular gadget, and now we have a Raspberry Pi laptop that was made using a Motorola Atrix 4G laptop dock, the video below shows how it was made.

It relies on the main display being pushed to the HDMI output, so if the Pi is otherwise headless then its configuration has to be such that it forces HDMI use.

But the Raspberry Pi-powered PiPocket goes a bit further and basically lets you turn any display with an HDMI input into a Linux or Android-powered computer.

Of note, the new Raspberry Pi 4 features not one but two HDMI ports, albeit in a micro HDMI format. This allows for dual-display support at up to 4k60p.

Using Raspberry Pi and a 3D printed case, this guy's made a slick mini-laptop It's not cost-effective, but this engineer has laid out all that's need to build your own handheld computer.