How To Make a Mini LapTop at Home With a 3D Printer

I built this computer with components that I did not use anymore.
This is the result.
The heart is a Lattepanda, very powerful and reliable.
You can run WINDOWS 10 with this configuration.
You can use it for both playing and working.
I find myself very well to play (I'm not sure of the top performances) and watch my tv series.
I could buy a tablet but where would the fun part be?
There is some change to do but I am still satisfied.
Printed with a ANYCUBIC I3 MEGA.
This is a work in progress.
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PART LIST:

i found other things in scraps
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SONGS:

Track: Kozah - Haha [NCS Release]
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Track: Lost Sky - Dreams [NCS Release]
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[johnsidoti]

I've been tinkering with this to modify it for a permanent battery rather than the 18650's... thank you for putting the files out there!

[atlasgames]

The noise is very likely from the fan you can probably soften if not get rid of the noise if you grab a decently large electrolytic cap and put it on the 5v line it should be a pretty simple way to smoothen out the noise on the 5v line.
Ps that fan is really not doing much by the way you need to add a heatsink to let some air flow and cool the panda you've got a bit of wiggle room left there so you could probably add one without changing much.

[PunakiviAddikti]

The fan definitely causes noise on the 5V line and the amplifier board picks that noise up. A premade class D audio amplifier would solve this.

[pugalvv]

the quality of the 3d printed objects is very nice

[Nanyael]

I've seen this video more than five times and I still enjoy watching it.

[markweaver]

10 inch windows 10 tablet at a fraction of the price and no fiddling about or tinny noise.
But well done with the build I still enjoy watching builds.

[nemesisnine]

Its the year 2079 and us survivors scavenge components from pre war technology to fashion gear

[gregspeakman]

Great project using parts you don't use anymore. I was thinking of making a laptop with the Lattepanda. I do have a 10.1" Waveshare LCD. I'll try it with that. Thanks for the inspiration.

[nathandean]

a basic audio isolation transformer will work as well.

[efeorul]

I also have a pocket computer named

_SmartPhone_

[joanbacalso]

isolate speaker in an enclosure for the better sound .connect ground wire into arduinos body and put diode in fan positive line to remove noise .

I would like to see a part list. Thank you

[mukeshview]

Keep spirit high . You are doing great.

[RelakS__]

Omg? I would make a good machine to put next to my charger, and log what happens during charge. At least, better than using a gaming station for it :D

[SpikEhxa]

Tiny problem, You have to let the fan breath but good job!

[ASavage]

Something like this, but bigger would be cool. You could put an ITX board in it, a full sized graphics card etc. It would have to be a blower style fan though.

[Eddievitu]

I really liked it! It was very useful!

[peetelectronics]

Cool project, nice case and nice color scheme. Maybe add some heat shrink to some places, beside that, great job. :)

[thegteam]

After seeing this I’m doing something similar using standard itx parts and with a gtx 1050 so it should be good. only problem is I don’t have a clue where to start when it comes to designing a chassis 🤔

[jontefanplus]

Now thats I Can bring it everywhere just like a toshiba libretto 70ct...