The CrowView Note is one of those gadgets that becomes essential once you start using it. It packs a crisp FHD display, stereo speakers, a LiPo battery, and, above all, two USB host sockets, allowing it to become a true KVM. As a secondary display, it is light and offers a large viewing area.

CrowPi2 is is a huge step up in ambition. The touchscreen is replaced with a full IPS display, keyboard, and a trackpad with mouse combo, turning the CrowPi learning environment into a laptop.

If you or your kids ever wanted to use Raspberry Pi to create cool projects, learn how to code, program games, or conduct scientific experiments, then the CrowPi2 may be the perfect learning platform for you.

The CrowPi2 is an affordable Raspberry Pi laptop with plenty of built-in electronic modules at an affordable price. The software platform is polished, allowing jumping into experiments with a minimum of fuss.

The CrowPi2 Raspberry Pi laptop is a great device for children and adults to learn the capabilities of a Raspberry Pi through a bunch of coding languages.

CrowPi2 may very well be the ultimate solution for those that love to tinker with single board computers (SBCs), programming and electronics. It has many built-in sensors and lessons that will teach you AI, vision systems, Python, Scratch, and much more.

A“STEAM learning platform” that consists of a screen, a built-in Raspberry Pi, and a large breadboard like I/O system that lets you run experiments and test components using a wireless keyboard and mouse. It’s just like those 100-in-1 electronics kits you probably had as a kid, but far more powerful.

CrowPi is great as an easy way to access your device, but you will find that a keyboard is essential to make the most of your device. The colors from the screen are good and the touch screen seems very responsive, making it good for dealing with interfaces.

The CrowPi 2 improves upon the original CrowPi in every conceivable way. The keyboard is integrated into the machine with a clever design that hides or reveals the wired electronics at will. The Pi is easier to install or swap out, and its microSD card is a snap to get to.