Before there were laptop computers as we know them today, there were theoretically portable systems like the Osborne 1 which included keyboards, tiny screens, disk drives and a case designed to be ...
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You, too, can build this gorgeous retro cyberdeck powered by a Raspberry Pi
Retro Typeframe PX-88: buildable Raspberry Pi cyberdeck with 80s styling and detachable keyboard. Cherry MX switches, ...
We love Raspberry Pi cyberdecks and have covered quite a few over the years but every now and then we come across one that's particularly exciting and today is one of those days! Maker and developer ...
Raspberry Pi enthusiast and maker Dave Estes has created the latest version of his Reviiser Cyberdeck portable mini PC powered by the Raspberry Pi 4. The Reviiser V.1 is a 3D printed deck built around ...
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This Back to the Future-themed cyberdeck lives in a metal lunchbox, and yes, it has a flux capacitor
This Back to the Future-themed cyberdeck made from a lunchbox is a unique and cool DIY project. The cyberdeck integrates movie props like a flux capacitor, all powered by a Raspberry Pi 5. All ...
Small single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi are basically tiny, low-power desktop computers. But one of the advantages of their small size and low power consumption is that you can fit them ...
YouTuber Zack Freedman has transformed a Raspberry Pi 400 mini PC into a Voidstar Data Blaster, a portable cyberdeck. This innovative build is packed with features that make it a standout project for ...
Almost daily, one extremely cool project or another surfaces, centered around Raspberry Pi. We’ve seen creators build vintage-looking internet radios, for example, using Raspberry Pi. Others have ...
Amid the rise of high-end laptops and computers with powerful GPUs, it's safe to say that only a few handheld PCs exist at the moment. Although smartphones are always up for grabs due to their ...
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