STM32 Handheld Has OpenGL And All The Classics

We do sometimes go on about how absurdly powerful microcontrollers are these days, but this time it’s technically a microprocessor, not a microcontroller, at the heart of the build — sp…

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It’s Another Pi Handheld. But It’s A Really Good One

Ever since the first Linux capable single-board computers came out, there have been projects turning them into handhelds. The Raspberry Pi Zero and in particular the Compute Modules are ideally sui…

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ESP-Osito Eschews Retrocomputing For Modern Code On Modern, Equivalent Hardware

If you’re of a certain vintage, you have probably looked at some of the microcomputers on the market these days and thought “that would have been a decent workstation back in the day!&#…

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Pocket-Sized E-Ink Gets A Firmware Upgrade

Not so long ago, e-ink devices were rare and fairly pricey. As they have become more common and cheaper, some cool form-factor devices have emerged that suffer from subpar software. [Concretedog] p…

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Pixel Camera Puts Lo-Fi Images In The Palm Of Your Hand

Some things have an undeniable appeal, and lo-fi, pixelated Game Boy-camera-like images are one of them. In service of this, [Raul Zanardo] created his handheld pixel camera that goes the extra mil…

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Calculator Case To Scratch-Built Pocket E-Reader

E-readers are an awesome creation allowing you to display digital information in a way that requires little battery life. While there’s plenty of very impressive models to chose from on the c…

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The Joy Of Making Handheld Tetris From Scratch

As anyone who’s made a thing knows, a lot of work goes into bringing something from idea to completion. But there’s also considerable satisfaction in the process. [Willian] recently did…

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