With an inexpensive Raspberry Pi, you can add wireless Android Auto to older cars - ones that require a wired connection to ...

The ability to play music in your car over a Bluetooth connection is very handy. You can typically just leave your phone’s Bluetooth module turned on and it will automatically pair to your ca… ...

The timing was perfect as I was already trying to explore Raspberry Pi and this use case made perfect sense to me to play around. Luckily for me they released RaspBerry Pi 3 model very recently ...

The Raspberry Pi Emulator or RetroPi as it has been named, was created by Instructable’s member MoTinkerGNome and uses a Raspberry Pi B+, 3W class d amplifier together with a 5 inch TFT screen ...

Once your Pi is configured, it's time to mount the system in your car, and that's where things get a little tricky. How you wire it all up and fit it into your dash depends on your vehicle, but if ...

In-Car Entertainment. While the Raspberry Pi's computing power has about as much muscle as a weak smartphone, ... A simple setup would be to use the Pi to play MP3s from a thumb drive.

Both the Raspberry Pi and the touchscreen need their own power sources. For this I'd recommend getting an external battery that's 5,000 milliampere-hours or higher, with multiple USB ports.

The Raspberry Pi 5 fixed those bus quirks, but there remained a problem with Linux GPU drivers, assuming they were running on an X86 architecture rather than the Arm-based SoC found on the Pi.