A Cyberdeck PC using a portable radio/TV and Raspberry Pi #RaspberryPi

Lucas Dul decided to completely modify an old portable CRT television set and turn it into a working PC/Cyberdeck.

The unit is powered off the Raspberry Pi4 4GB and is entirely self contained. It can run off of either mains power or batteries, and has two USB3.0 passthroughs in the back. There is a front mount touchpad for the mouse, and a keyboard port. The keyboard is a 60% layout with arrow keys and Gateron silent brown switches.

The television acts as a black and white display for the Raspberry Pi. And the radio on top still works.

See the video below and more info on the site here.

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