Why just buy a gift card for games, if you can buy an actual handheld gaming console which is (roughly) the same shape and size? That's the thinking behind the Raspberry-Pi-packin' GamerCard, which ...

Most modern gaming handhelds have displays with 16:9 or 16:10 displays. Some models aimed at retro gamers might have 4:3 screens. But one Chinese hardware hacker made a handheld using one of those ...

The GamerCard is a different kind of retro gaming handheld. Powered by a Raspberry Pi, it's superslim, extremely light (at 100g) and is roughly the size of a voucher card you can buy in a supermarket.

There’s a new, tiny Raspberry Pi powered handheld on the scene, dubbed the GamerCard, designed for retro gaming. The GamerCard is the brainchild of Grant Sinclair, nephew of the man behind the ...

The GamerCard is a new handheld game console that stands out in an increasingly crowded field for a few reasons. It has an unusual design meant to resemble a gift card, complete with a hole in top ...

The Raspberry Pi 5 launched last month and makers are still waiting for news about a CM5 board. Not wanting to play the waiting game, maker and developer Arturo182 created a CM5 from scratch (sort of) ...

Combine a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W with handheld gaming in a card format and what do you get? The GamerCard. Check out the creation of one Grant Sinclair, inventor of the IRIS eTrike. He's also the nephew ...

The Raspberry Pi CM5 is available with multiple eMMC storage densities (from 0GB (Lite) to 64GB), DRAM densities (2GB, 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB), and wireless and non-wireless variants. The Compute Module 5 ...