is it suitable for raspberry pi ?
1537791
I don't think so. But if you have lib that can run for raspi then it should work.
1979959
Long story short for future answer-seekers of this question. This controller is a simple HID device. This means it will work on ANY OS to date with USB support. Raspberry Pi is a linux-device and so is Android as it uses the Linux Kernel (although the two differ so much I hate to even call Android Linux.) It'll work in OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Windows 98 and above, etc.
2021604
This will plug directly into the Raspberry Pi and work with very little intervention from user. IOt is pretty much plug and play.
1020812
Well in not owning a Paspberry Pi I can't answer definitively. But seeing as how it's pretty much a very small computer I would hazard to say that as long as you're able to get the drivers for the the USB receiver on whatever OS you use on the Paspberry Pi you should be good.
1871786
Yes. Works great on a Pi B+ model. No addition drivers were required and the Pi provides enough power over USB for it to work.
1480116
It works fantastic with the Pi. I use 3 at a time to monitor my home brewing rig. There is a good guide here that explains wiring and some code: http://www.stuffaboutcode.com/2013/12/raspberry-pi-python-temp-sensor-ds18b20.html
493663
I just confirmed that the Plugable USB 2.0.4 will power an RPi unit directly. The RPi only draws 5W, so it's safe.
999530
It is off the shelf hardware. It should work with Linux distributions AFAIK. You can build your own for slightly cheaper, but not too much cheaper. For the extra money, you do get warranty support on the hardware as well as having it tested and burnt in. That was worth my mine for having the piece of mind. Search for the free as mini reviews and you can get a breakdown of the hardware to check compatibility.
1375391
Yes this will work with pi or any Arduino. Any LCD display will work, you just need to find out the chip the display uses and get the correct software for that chip. Try Adafruit.com or the pi main homepage. Google goes a long way.
333690
Yes it will work with raspberry pi. https://projects.drogon.net/raspberry-pi/wiringpi/lcd-library/
939069
it should be.. I basically use it as a generic powered USB hub, and have connected it to both Mac, Windows, and Linux computers.
517196
I had to purchase a new case when I added the Humble Pi Kit to my Raspberry Pi. There are a couple of good makers out there I got mine for adafruit. They have a clear case that you can just remove the top piece to support the humble pi add on board.
328605
Yes, I am currently using one on my Raspberry Pi... touch requires a USB connection also, but the monitor has two USB ports to make up for the one it uses. However, I am a little disappointed with touch on Rasp Pi though. I'm currently using Raspbian, it is taking some tweaking to get things like double-tap to work reliably. It works, just don't expect it to be as simple as a tablet to use.
1135804
not sure if this helps but here is a good place to look: http://www.raspberrypi.org/starting-a-business-with-a-raspberry-pi/ hope it helps!
1581765
I'm sorry, but I can't help you as the computer that I'm using my audio adapter on does not have a raspberry pi in it so I do not know if it would work or not.
1168727
It can, but the Raspberry Pi itself can not offer a reliable source of power for the monitor.So, you will need to connect the USB to either a self-powered USB hub or just a standard USB charger.I just hooked it up to my Raspberry Pi home theater system to test, so you can see for yourself;http://i.imgur.com/CiC708y.jpg
275564
It works very well with the raspberry pi (single board computer running a version of debian).