cyberdeck demo

A cyberdeck I built for Hackaday 2022 Cyberdeck contest.

[nonyabeeznuss]

This thing positively screams "what kids in the early 90's thought mobile devices would look like in 30 years" and I love it.

[raracool]

I’ve seen a lot of cyberdecks, but this one is inspired. The colour scheme, the metal/metallic materials, the mechanism, it’s all beautiful. Major props to you.

[blazehenot]

I saw the thumbnail and thought "that's kinda neat" and then it folded open. Bravo sir amazing work

[MrShmearme]

This build is a piece of art. Bravo!

[OfficialBearcub]

This thing is literally so freaking cool, I'd buy one.

[XatxiFly]

Not the single-tap close mechanism!! omg this is too delightful

[mysticforge]

Best cyberspace I've seen. You're an inspiration

[JacobGunner]

THAT'S SOO COOL! I want to build one!

[trixer]

This is the best cyberdeck build I have seen ever!

[Dogbulb]

this is what i imagine when i think of a cyberdeck. platonic ideal of a deck here, just incredible work. thank you for making your project publicly available, think I'm going to give it a crack. thanks again, great work!!

[TheGreyTest]

Guaranteed to be suitable for left-handers too. Double bonus!! 👌🏻👍🏻✌🏻

[harakiri_blue]

This could be the future 🔥🔥🔥🔥 creativity is on key, I need one

[bubblegumgun]

ok this officially the coolest wrist cyber dek

[abysspegasusgaming]

I wish I could do something like that with my Motorola WT4090 wrist mount terminal. The ring mount bar code scanner with it could be useful for other things too!

[VValerie]

baby, this is just a demo? it is so perfect and beautiful for a demo, I love it❤️❤️❤️

[gabrieltoscano]

Yooo I was like wow wrist mounted so cool! And then you popped out the keyboard and I literally went WHAT THE Awesome build !!!

[ShinKyuubi]

You know something is cool when a person with no experience with programing or working with computer anything aside from installing from a disc/disk has a desire to build something dealing with all those things....this is me right now lol. The last time I did ANYTHING with prompt commands was back in the EARLY 90s...my first PC was a DoS prompt computer with those hard 'floppy' disk and a dot matrix printer.

[jackross]

Honestly, I would legitimately pay just for instructions on how to build this. This is one of the most impressive and compact cybersex I’ve ever seen, and I don’t really fancy the cyberdeck‘s that come in the pelican cases because they’re not really portable or efficient, this one, this one is perfect.

[Atomic-Purple-Guy]

Im actually trying to work on something like this.

[iiiampharaohhh]

More videos on it please and thank you