An early #Hackster round-up today, as I'm actually ahead of the game for a change.
First up, a lovely #RaspberryPi-powered 3D-printable pocket camera - yes, yes, another one, but this one's got a twist: in-body film emulation, processed entirely on-device. (And it saves the RAWs as well, so you can easily undo it if you change your mind!)
#Technology #News #Makers #3DPrinting #Camera #Photography #OpenHardware
Then the Canute Scientific, heading to @crowdsupply in the near future: a 13" laptop with a built-in refreshable Braille display, designed to provide "parity of display" to scientists with visual impairments. Again, #OpenHardware and #RaspberryPi powered!
And finally, a bit of a mixed bag from PINE64.
The good: there's a new PineTime in the works, the PineTime Pro - with battery-saving improvements, new features, and a shiny AMOLED display!
The bad: PINE64's suffering, like everyone else, from the AI bubble's insatiable hunger for RAM, so production of all the non-wearable stuff like phones and tablets has been halted. What's in the store now is it, folks!
If you want to read those free from ads and tracking, you can do so via the #GeminiProtocol in a compatible browser like Lagrange:
https://gmi.skyjake.fi/lagrange/
SATURNIX 3D-printable pocket camera with in-body film simulation:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260325-sat.gmi
Canute Scientific Braille laptop-slash-display:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260325-braille.gmi
PINE64's new PineTime Pro:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260325-pine.gmi
Gareth Halfacree
