It’s obviously not the most impressive cyberdeck but it’s pretty cool for this to be on raspberry pi’s official blog.
Also, the latest issue of the Raspberry Pi Official Magazine is all about cyberdecks.
It’s obviously not the most impressive cyberdeck but it’s pretty cool for this to be on raspberry pi’s official blog.
Also, the latest issue of the Raspberry Pi Official Magazine is all about cyberdecks.
I think that the whole concept of a Cyberdeck is that it needs to be completely designed and built from scratch by the individual using commodity and custom components.
That said, if someone builds one out of a Pi500, a USB brick and a portable monitor, held together with ducttape, and wants to call it a cyberdeck, that is fine.
They may not have the same cachet as someone who fabricates their own case and circuit boards, with an SB compute module, but that is fine.