PocketByte: a Modular Handheld Gadget for "Play, Life, and Tinkering"
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PocketByte: a modular handheld gadget for "play, life, and tinkering"
PocketByte is a modular handheld good for retrogaming, listening to music, watching videos or assisting you with your personal digits. It's all very chunky and retro; the keyboard, game controls or clickwheel modules plug into the main unit, which has a 2.8-inch 320×240 display, an ESP32 microcontroller, 8 megabytes of RAM and a microSD card slot for mass storage. — Read the rest The post PocketByte: a modular handheld gadget for "play, life, a…
PocketByte changes command with a QWERTY keyboard with a magnet, costs between $70 and $100 and is mounted by a 16-year-old Canadian creator
Pocketbyte: The Modular Open Source PDA Nobody Knew They Still Wanted - Yanko Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3hrEtXDh0w The PDA had a good run in the late 1990s and early 2000s before smartphones absorbed everything it did, then kept going. What disappeared with it wasn't just a product category but a device that was genuinely focused: it did a handful of things well, didn't ask for your attention beyond those things, and
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