Overview
- The finished device was shown running in a video, and the creator posted the design files for free.
- The computer uses a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a two-inch LCD and a 750 mAh lithium-ion battery.
- The keyboard demanded a diode matrix layout with each key hand-soldered to fit the tiny footprint.
- A custom 3D-printed frame, trimmed wiring, direct solder joints, and larger replacement hinges let the tin close.
- The build nods to cyberdeck culture, a DIY scene shaped by hacker projects and William Gibson’s Neuromancer.