Add some accessories, and the Raspberry Pi Zero W is a full PC for pocket change, but its potential for DIY electronic projects is its real draw.

The Raspberry Pi foundation recently launched the Raspberry Pi Zero W, a new variant that adds built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Here is our review!

We show you how to build an ultra small and inexpensive Commodore 64 emulator using the Raspberry Pi Zero and Combian 64.

This little beauty is just what a lot of Raspberry Pi Zero owners have been wishing for -- three USB ports and a wired network connection, with a microUSB connection to the Pi Zero.

This 4-Port USB Hub mounts back-to-back with a Raspberry Pi Zero, requires no soldering, and there is even a nice acrylic case to hold the complete assembly.

The Raspberry Pi Zero and Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W may be similar in size, but they have fundamental differences worth considering before starting a project.

The Raspberry Pi Zero W is the latest iteration of the Pi foundation’s tiny and extremely inexpensive single board computer. It’s a Raspberry Pi Zero with WiFi and Bluetooth.

And we have the first Raspberry Pi Zero hack! In less than 72 hours from the official release announcement [Shintaro] attached an Edimax WiFi USB Adapter directly to the USB solder pads on the Pi ...

The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is powerful for a computer the size of a matchbox, but get a Pi 4 or Pi 400 if you want a better desktop experience.