The Raspberry Pi 4 board was launched only a few weeks ago, featuring up to 4GB of RAM, support for 4K displays and USB-C connectivity. But buyers only needed a few weeks to discover their brand ...

It didn't take long for Raspberry Pi 4 owners to realize something wasn't right with the new micro-computer's Type-C port. It turned on fine with some USB cables, but others didn't supply any power.

The other is that once this board is connected, not only will you have a pair of full-sized HDMI ports, but all of the ports on the Raspberry Pi 5 will now be on the same side, which could make ...

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.

The Raspberry Pi 4 brought some significant changes to the formula: they moved to mini micro HDMI and USB-C power sockets, for instance.

The Raspberry Pi 4 detects e-marked cables as an audio adapter accessory rather than a charger and refuses to use them to power up the board. USB-C issues aren’t an unheard-of problem, as the ...

“The Raspberry Pi 4 is my favourite accessory to use with the iPad Pro. In this video, learn more about what the Pi can do, what gear you need to get running with one, how to connect it to your ...

Two "CC" pins on a USB-C port are supposed to each get their own 5.1K ohms resistor, but Raspberry Pi came up with its own circuit design that allows them to share a single resistor.

Instead the Raspberry Pi CM5 has a pair of 100-pin connectors that let you drop it into a carrier board or other hardware ...