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David Boucher

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Experimental thumb keyboard, suitable for a hand held device
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Thumb Keyboard

david-boucherDavid Boucher

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A pocket sized recreation of a room filling computer from 1949
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EDSAC In Your Pocket

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A roughly credit card sized gaming handheld
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Game-o-Tron Mini

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Fun-on-a-Keychain is back, packing all your games and multiple emulators in a cute and extremely tiny handheld console.
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FunKey project - All your games on your keychain !

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USB hid keyboard ... etc. for Raspberry PI
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mini (Pi)QWERTY USB keyboard

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Fun on a keychain - based on LitcheePi Zero
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Handheld tactile switch keyboard for Teensy 3.2 compatible boards.
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Teensy Thumb Keyboard

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A handheld game console programmable with (Micro/Circuit)Python.
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A fancy pocket computer you can build yourself with simple through-hole components
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Cobalt 3, a pocket computer DIY

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I2C OLED connected to an Attiny85 and a Charlie-plexed button matrix
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A PewPew with a display.
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PewPew M4

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A 1980s style 8-bit computer running BASIC. Includes OLED screen and a QWERTY keyboard. Oh, and the whole thing fits in an Altoids tin.
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eMBee ONE Pocket Computer

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World first Raspberry RP2040 PICO - QWERTY & IPS devkit
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An ATSAMD21 (same as Arduino Zero) handles parallax scrolling, 16-bpp graphics at 40-fps on a 160x128 TFT LCD
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40-fps 16-bpp platform game on a Cortex M0+ board

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Inspired from the PCB version
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A tiny 16x16x2mm SoM with a powerful chip that runs mainline Linux.
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X1501 Pico SoM

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A library for MicroPython for drawing tiles and sprites on a RGB SPI screen.
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Stage, a Tile and Sprite Engine

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i am kinda late on this
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just another 8€ Arduboy Clone

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A modular Dekatron Simulator for decade counting
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a simple to use small 3d printer
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WART may be the the worst sounding audio playback systems ever created. But it's six lines of code and works on the tiniest processors.
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WART: (really) cheap audio playback

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