It’s made of eight “P10” 32×16 LED panels that he bought off of eBay, housed in a wooden frame he built himself. The display runs off of a single Raspberry Pi and can receive a video signal ...

This lingered on through the 1990s, and remains a cool look even to this day. [Arduino Guy] decided to put together such a display using a Raspberry Pi and a large LED display.

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

Over on Instructables, DIYer AughtNaughtZero shows how to build a display that’ll spell out the forecast for you each day. This project’s powered by a Raspberry Pi that taps into Weather ...

Little LED displays are cheap for the Raspberry Pi, and they’re fun to play around with as you learn how to use the thing. Case in point, Instructables user botdemy’s message board that ...