The same hardware hacker who built a a CyberDeck using the mainboard from a Framework Laptop a few months ago is back with a new project, and this time it’s smaller (and less powerful). The HandiPi is ...

The MutantC is a handheld computer with a small inch touchscreen display, a slide-out keyboard, a Raspberry Pi and a battery pack, all held together in a 3D printed case. The developer of this DIY ...

If you are searching for inspiration to build your very own Raspberry Pi handheld games console you may be interested in a new system created by “Tombston”. the Raspberry Pi console is equipped with a ...

Last year, we brought you word of the MutantC by [rahmanshaber]. The Raspberry Pi handheld was more than a little inspired by the classic T-Mobile Sidekick, with a sliding display and physical QWERTY ...

The PocketTerm35 is a compact Raspberry Pi-based handheld device designed for portable computing. The Pi5 variant is powered by the Raspberry Pi 5 with 1GB RAM and comes with a pre-installed 64GB ...

Expanding the list of DIY Raspberry Pi handheld gaming consoles little further is a new project by YouTube channel DIY Engineering which enhances previous designs to make it slightly smaller and ...

[CNCDan] previously dabbled with Raspberry Pi CM4-powered gaming handhelds but was itching for something more powerful. Starting in May 2023, he embarked on building an Intel NUC7i5BNK-powered ...

Recent projects show the Raspberry Pi’s expanding role, from running quantized AI models locally to powering retro gaming builds and portable homelabs. Makers are combining it with 3D printing, mini ...

Minor thing, but I think the LXDE panel should be placed to the left or right side, like on the old EPOC Psion machines on such a wide screen. taking 32 pixels from the 400 height is too much screen ...

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 ...

Every day, a new hacked-together product sprouts from the ether, and we love to see it. This time, an ingenious YouTuber (via Hackaday) has seemingly done the ...