HackberryPi CM5: Raspberry Pi-Powered Handheld Linux Computer with Blackberry Keyboard
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kristianpaul
Crisp on the outside, thoughtful on the inside. A keeper.
Summary
The HackberryPi_CM5 is an open-source handheld computer project that combines a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 with a 4-inch 720x720 TFT touch display and repurposed Blackberry keyboard. Created by Zitao, a master's student, the project aims to provide a portable Linux device for educational purposes, helping users gain deeper understanding of Linux, hardware architecture, and software development. The GitHub repository serves as a resource for sharing project information and tutorials.
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This repository will be used to share information about the project and tutorial about how to make use of this device.
An ultra portable handheld Linux device using Raspberry CM5 unit as Core with 4" 720X720 TFT Touch display and the original blackberry keyboard.
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