Want a 4K Raspberry Pi-based Android tablet? This makes it possible News By Anton Shilov published 25 July 2020 DFRobot unveils 12.5-inch 4K IPS Touch Display, perfect for a Raspberry Pi build ...

Sure, you can probably get a cheap Android tablet for the same price, but it’s not nearly as cool as making your own. 7” Portable Multitouch Raspberry Pi Tablet | Adafruit ...

Raspberry Pi owners will soon be able to ditch their phablets, iPads and Android-powered slates. Why, you ask? Because they'll be able to build their very own "Pi Pads" using a brand-new accessory ...

Maker fanatic Michael Castor made his own tablet, complete with touchscreen and hand-crafted plywood case.

Now you can also build a Raspberry Pi-powered tablet. The DukePad is a set of DIY instructions for building a tablet that uses a Raspberry Pi as its brains.

While Android allows Raspberry Pi to act like a smartphone or tablet, the single 700MHz core and 256MB of RAM aren't quite up to the same snuff as most smartphones or tablets.

Even considering the fact that the Raspberry Pi is a fair bit slower (with less RAM) than most Android tablets, I would still happily pay upwards of $450 for such a device.

The PiPad is the name Michael Castor gave to the Raspberry Pi wood and carbon fiber tablet he built after gathering all the necessary parts. … ...

Image: Raspberry Pi Foundation Android 7.0 Nougat may have only just landed on smartphones, but it's already been ported to the Raspberry Pi.

The Raspberry Pi is a single-board computer that's just as sweet as raspberry pie for the do-it-yourself (DIY), educator, and maker communities. Teachers and students love Android phones and ...

Android 11 can now be run on Raspberry Pi 4 devices thanks to work of devs who have ported the one-popular OmniROM to the ARM-based mini-computer.

Android developers have gotten in on the act with the first builds of the OmniROM Android 11, a custom ROM for Raspberry Pi.