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This MCU-Based Cyberdeck Boots in a Couple of Seconds (www.hackster.io)

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[–] otacon239 3 points 2 weeks ago

I’ve seen a couple devices like this and the Clockwork Pi uConsole is one of the few cyber decks that pulls no punches. All aluminum construction, bespoke backlit keyboard, full compute module support, proper battery life (I get around 5-6 hours), hardware support from the dev, you name it. All of this for around $200.

The downside is they take nearly a year to ship. I was worried they were never going to deliver, but now I have the best portable way to play RCT2 among many other classic PC titles too annoying to run on a Steam Deck with no keyboard.

https://www.clockworkpi.com/uconsole