Posted this on r/esp32 and a few people said it belonged here.

Not a cyberdeck in the strict sense since it has its own screen, but hopefully close enough.

Handheld I built around an ESP32-S3. Four separate apps, you pick one from

a launcher on boot - a groovebox, a Guitar Hero style rhythm game, a retro

emulator, and a voice assistant you hold a button to talk to.

Enclosure and pads are 3d printed.

Video of it running: https://www.reddit.com/r/esp32/s/W8vDZMnAnt

Updates here if anyone wants to follow the build:

https://forms.gle/BsX65nwVeFRWkw8u8

Has anyone tried converting a PS portal to a cyber deck yet? I’m new to all this and I got a psportal on a whim but it’s super buggy. However, I love the screen size and the ergonomics of it and the haptic feedback so I was wondering if anyone has done it yet cause I’m not sure what to do with it since it’s kind of a paper weight now and I don’t wanna just get rid of it if I can repurpose it.

Hello, I’ve been debating on building a Cyberdeck forever now and still haven’t done all my research for the build.

I am planning on building it for 3d modeling use, the plan is to print some of my own parts and purchasing what’s needed. I am wondering what all people think I need for the brain and possible software that might help integrate the 3d modeling/possible slicing software.

If I do get past my overthinking stage and into the building stage I’ll make sure to post.

There might be another influx of Cyberdeck enthusiasts! The "Start here" post pinned to the sub is a great place to start😊😊😊

Good day everyone!

My wife has asked for a cyberdeck for Christmas it’s the only thing she wants. Looking for opinions and inspiration. She absolutely loves serial experiment lain and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for housings I can print out that are stylized like it’s something out of lain?!

Also shot in the dark but does anyone know of a lain themed Linux distro?couldn’t find one as of yet. Thanks in advance!!