The Raspberry Pi Foundation showed that there’s a market for low-cost, low-power computers aimed at developers and tinkerers when it began offering tiny ARM-based computers for $35 or less. Two years ...

The 2012 release of the original Raspberry Pi created a whole movement of hobbyists, developers, and educationalists, who used the ARM based platform to create, hack, and teach. Although the Raspberry ...

There's a new credit-card sized computer in town -- except it's actually about twice the size of a credit card, and twice the price of the Raspberry Pi, which it seeks to compete with. It's called the ...

When it comes to hackers and makers, no platform and no development board probably rings louder than ARM and the Raspberry Pi. But they not the only options, not by a long shot. Last year, Imagination ...

It was just under a year ago that Imagination Technologies launched its "Raspberry Pi on steroids," the MIPS Creator CI20. Now that Maker Faire is upon us, the company has taken the opportunity to ...

Imagination Technologies, best known for providing the PowerVR GPUs that power most of Apple's mobile devices, has started selling the Creator CI20 single-board computer in Europe and North America.

Imagination Technologies is taking on the likes of the Raspberry Pi with a device that the company hopes will help drive the Internet of Things. The single-board microcomputer is being released for ...

Technology Editor Bill Wong has been busy playing with some new boards like the Gizmo 2 and the Raspberry Pi 2. New boards keep piling up in the lab. I have been playing with them, but have not taken ...

Imagination Technologies has entered the student/hobbyist development board arena with a computing module based on a MIPS processor which it claims has more than twice the performance of the Raspberry ...

Hobbyists are getting a lot of love, with big companies like Microsoft, Intel and IBM releasing circuit board computers to conceptualize and prototype products. Imagination is now entering the fray ...

Grab someone in the street and ask them about Imagination Technologies and they're more likely to run away than tell you that it's the company that designs the graphics chips for Apple's mobile ...

There's a new credit-card sized computer in town -- except it's actually about twice the size of a credit card, and twice the price of the Raspberry Pi, which it seeks to compete with. It's called the ...