DIY Handheld Computer Build | Cyberdeck Assembly Explained

In this project, I built a pocket-sized Raspberry Pi cyberdeck.

Powered by a Raspberry Pi 5, this tiny portable computer features a 4-inch HD touchscreen, a compact CardKB keyboard, built-in speakers, a cooling fan, full-size USB-A ports, and a 10,500 mAh lithium battery pack.

The entire device is built inside a handmade cyber-inspired brass frame, giving it a raw and unique cyberdeck look.

It can be used for basic work, coding, terminal tasks, media playback, and even light gaming. The touchscreen and keyboard work great, but for the best experience, I still recommend using an external keyboard and mouse.

To keep the video concise, I’ll leave the full code, wiring diagram, parts list, and detailed setup guide in the link below:

🔧 Parts, Code, Wiring Diagram, and Setup Guide:
https://www.huyvector.org/smart-devices/pocket-cyberdeck

Features:
• Raspberry Pi 5 powered cyberdeck
• 4-inch HD touchscreen
• Compact CardKB keyboard
• 10,500 mAh lithium battery pack
• Built-in cooling fan
• Built-in speakers
• Full-size USB-A ports
• Battery level indicator
• Handmade brass cyber frame
• Portable Ubuntu computer

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