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At first sight upon seeing [Don]’s HX2023 cyberdeck project one might be sad at the destruction of a retrocomputer, but in fact its classic Epson shell comes from a pile …read more Continue reading 2023 Cyberdeck Challenge: Reviving the First Notebook Computer
[Bytewelder] fondly remembers the Palm III and Sharp HC-4500, so taking on the design of Decktility, a custom handheld cyberdeck , was a natural next step. The blog post goes …read more Continue reading Handheld PC Looks Great
Science fiction always promised us pocket computers. These days, we’re spoiled for choice. [Spider Jerusalem] eschewed a simple smartphone or tablet, though, instead building a custom pocket computer of their …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2023: The NEOKlacker Pocket Computer
A common complaint among laptop users is that while battery technology has vastly improved over the past decades, a simulltaneous shrink in form factors has meant that a typical laptop …read more Continue reading Low Power Challenge: The PotatoP Runs Lisp For Months Without Recharging
A common complaint among laptop users is that while battery technology has vastly improved over the past decades, a simulltaneous shrink in form factors has meant that a typical laptop …read more Continue reading Low Power Challenge: The PotatoP Runs Lisp For Months Without Recharging
The TRS-80 Model 100 was a strange beast. When it debuted in 1983, it resembled nothing that was available at the time, and filled a gap between desktop computers and …read more Continue reading TRS-80 Model 100 Inspires Cool Cyberdeck Build, 40 Years Down the Line
The unique look of early desktop computer systems remains popular with a certain segment of geekdom, so it’s no great surprise when we occasionally see a modern hacker or maker …read more Continue reading Retro Computer Enclosure Without the Sacrifice
We see many projects here at Hackaday, about which their creators are unreasonably modest. We like a good cyberdeck, and we think [betaraybiff] is one of those creators from their …read more Continue reading 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Prototype Cyberdeck Is Anything But Questionable
The slabtop form factor has had a resurgence in the cyberdeck community, and [Greg Leo] has designed the QAZ Personal Terminal to be about as small as a slabtop could …read more Continue reading 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: QAZ Personal Terminal
There’s something to be said for über-powerful cyberdecks, but there’s also a certain appeal to less powerful decks squeezed into a tiny form factor. [Christian Lo] has designed a cyberdeck …read more Continue reading 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Keezyboost40 is a Cyberdeck Masquerading as a Keyboard