
Built two physical enclosure iterations so far: a chunkier "v1" handheld-style case with side grips, and a slimmer "v2" flip enclosure with a hinge, closer to a laptop form factor. Both house a Raspberry Pi, a small touchscreen, and an attachable Bluetooth keyboard.
Runs on a Raspberry Pi 4, powered by a 5V battery pack connected through a USB-A to USB-C adapter for portable runtime. A Bluetooth keyboard pairs wirelessly for typing, and the Pi runs a small local server in the background, letting the tablet host and serve its own tools. (Draft placeholder text — replace with the real specifics.)
Picked a Raspberry Pi 4, a small touchscreen, and a Bluetooth keyboard as the core hardware.
Designed the handheld enclosure around a Gameboy-style form factor to fit the Pi and screen.
Wired a 5V battery through a USB-A to USB-C adapter to power the Pi on the go.
Setting up the Pi to run a local server and pairing the Bluetooth keyboard.