I think that yes because is very similar than the previous one. On the other hand the project needs beta-testers, that means that if you can try that feedback will be fine. Thanks for your comment.

@@hpsaturn I do have both devices, but no option for GPS on the T-Deck. That's why I asked for the Plus device.

Thanks for your comment. Well, it has 4Gb the RAM. But it could be changing because it use "computer modules", that means that could change it in the future. Now it has CM4 of RaspberryPi.

Lo que me he divertido en estas semanas que la llevo usando: - Logre montar un emulador del Hp48 y vuelto a mirar mis programas que escribi hace 25 años. Una maravilla. - He podido depurar en campo el GPS que estoy ayudando a desarrollar. IceNav (puse una foto al respecto aqui) - Mi hijo aveces me lo quita por le tengo algunos juegos de Linux por el momento. Pero podría ponerle RetroPi si quisiera para tener miles. Y entiendo corre juegos más potentes. - Estoy a la espera de comprar RTL-SDR modulo. Pero sin él ya me he divertido mirando RTL publicas de otros paises y lo uso como mi radio portatil de vez en cuando. Bueno, creo que me podria quedar listando los planes q le tengo por hacer.. la utilidad como siempre es aprender cosas nuevas o en mi caso recordar algunas.. Te dejo este short: ru-vid.comAzAMqLjMT-Q?feature=share

yes.. please see the video completely :D

Thanks for your comment! Maybe better than Texas TI89 or similar, please review my last video and posts: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1z-jyP5E5w0.html Happy hacking :D

yes, it seems that the first versions like mine device, had inverted the colors. But not problem in this case.. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment.. well I liked it.. I think that this have good and bad things.. depends of point of view.. Right?

Thanks for your comment. Well, for the moment not. It is using the same base system that Clockwork put in the SD, that is a Raspbian. I think that I need review that because I feeling that the acceleration is wrong. I'm going to release a new video with some details and use cases with these hardware.

Your choice. I wanted too much this device. I did wait for 11 months. But now I'm happy.

Thanks for your comment. Well not, this uses a normal 18650 batteries. Two. And this is a model with a CM4 computer module, that is a RaspberryPi 4 but in different format (CM4).

Thanks for your comment. Explore the Meshtastic repositories in GitHub, and there they have a repository named "firmware", and this version correspond to the "tft-gui-work" branch. Build it using PlatformIO and upload the T-Deck variant.

please check my last photo post here or on twitter. I think that this device has a huge potential. I love it.

Thanks for your comment. Please check the description of the video..

I suggest only direct with the official shop. But keep in mind that you need wait more than 6 months. It is a technology craft piece.

Thanks for your comment! As others mentioned, it’s a CyberDeck or whatever you want to make of it since it’s highly customizable. You can install any Linux distribution, or even other operating systems, on its CM4 module, which is essentially a full Raspberry Pi. This version is also capable of using its own 4G mobile network. In my case, it’ll be my outdoor console for certain tasks with other hardware, and it’s way more portable than my laptop. Plus, it’s a beautiful metal piece where you can also run any emulator if you want!

Thanks for your comment! As others mentioned, it’s a CyberDeck or whatever you want to make of it since it’s highly customizable. You can install any Linux distribution, or even other operating systems, on its CM4 module, which is essentially a full Raspberry Pi. This version is also capable of using its own 4G mobile network. In my case, it’ll be my outdoor console for certain tasks with other hardware, and it’s way more portable than my laptop. Plus, it’s a beautiful metal piece where you can also run any emulator if you want!

Thanks for your comment! As others mentioned, it’s a CyberDeck or whatever you want to make of it since it’s highly customizable. You can install any Linux distribution, or even other operating systems, on its CM4 module, which is essentially a full Raspberry Pi. This version is also capable of using its own 4G mobile network. In my case, it’ll be my outdoor console for certain tasks with other hardware, and it’s way more portable than my laptop. Plus, it’s a beautiful metal piece where you can also run any emulator if you want!

@@hpsaturn thank you for caring Best regards

Bu yeni bir alet Raspberry Pi sistem.