Building a LattePanda Mu Cyberdeck
969K views · Apr 14, 2025 · Science & Technology
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@benmakeseverything · 1 year ago · pinned
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@marcorademan8433 · 1 year ago (edited)
Hi Ben! I work at Azoteq as a sensor and firmware engineer and I'm very happy to see our modules used in hobbyist projects. If you have any questions, please shout!
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@Apticx · 1 year ago
while the functionality is pretty standard as in cyberdecks, what really gets me is the aesthetic. this doesent look like a janky diy project but like something i could buy with a big name brand on it. huge fan of that metallic green
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@Pghpete5 · 1 year ago
Love this build. Also great to hear about difficulties you had to get around and mistakes or things you'd do differently. As we all know, some creators simply leave those out.
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@Kyanzes · 1 year ago
It has a very cool military/industrial feel to it. I personally love it.
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@TheRinger1976 · 1 year ago
This is so slick man. I really like what you built here and as I can imagine, you appreciate this so much more than an off the shelf solution... not to mention that since you built it, you can repair it which is something so important these days. Excellent work!
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@Arikitaru · 1 year ago
The battery oops in the end was just a cherry on the top. Amazing work!
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@piofthings · 1 year ago
Nice build, but I really hope you get a better sponsor than Opera!
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@KericthePally · 1 year ago
Love this. Absolutely not a brick, it looks like a piece of tech made by a small company - professional but functional. You've got me considering making one myself
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@sera5m · 1 year ago
FINALLY! A REAL CYBERDECK that isn't just some raspbery pi, glue, and a screen!
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@Franco__- · 1 year ago
Dude, that was crazy! This is basically a hands-on experience that companies offer at some pretty wild prices.<br>With everything that was showcased, I think it would be easy to create a versatile portable console with classic games and more.
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@BriariusTitan · 1 year ago
What an amazing video and device. I love seeing engineers building these cyberpunk techy gadgets that actually work. It's amazing and inspiring, thank you for sharing the process and difficulties you faced. Very excited to see what the future holds.
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