12 Brilliant Cyberdecks to try using Raspberry Pi!

[@ToPProjectsCompilation]

Good news! RPI 4 is now back in stock. Hurry up before it's too late :) Amazon: amzn.to/44rOHWg

[@encouragingthings]

Every one of these builds are ingenious and fun and it's an honor to be included in this group! Thank you!

[@DonCarlione973]

That PipBoy was pretty dope. Also the bright orange screaming 6 screen behemoth

[@melissateebarnes8826]

Number 7 is basically a Pip-Boy and I’m here for it

[@KaosMan2000-qz3et]

i was searching for this comment

[@Trigger-ZX]

made one using a arduino back in my high school science fair. good stuff

[@chrissmith6028]

I know someone needs to make a "real" pip-boy

[@jd906]

​@@chrissmith6028 I'm actually working on this currently

[@tchambers807]

the ammo can was so cool. that would be a fun conversation piece in a ham shack

[@JayFolipurba]

The wrist-mounted one in the middle is awesome. Everyone who has some nostalgia for the 2000s wants this thing

[@Suproxus]

r/beatmetoit @@The-Golden-Boy

[@cirkulx]

@@Suproxusr/beatmewithit

[@johnpap7415]

Awesome video! Thanks for great ideas!

[@TheBubbaMan]

Number 4 ROCKS!

[@cyberjey]

Let's build them all out of passion

[@isthattrue1083]

The multi screen one was cool

[@darth_dan8886]

I'm definitely a fan of the retro laptop one. Compact, awesome features, and absolutely amazing build quality.

[@ShadowPuppet3001]

great video wow a cyber deck got to get me one of those i like the one with the six screens but room for improvement but i will buy one how much thanks - shadow puppet cyber god numeric god and so on 😊👍

[@ThailandDantotherescue]

I once glued an inflatable clown toy to a remote control car and spray painted it silver. We didnt have youtube back in 1979... but trust me it was epic!

[@georgejones5019]

Added this to my homelab playlist to use for cyber tools and fun.

[@dtssuz]

so many astonishing crazy people in this world😊

[@oleurgast730]

Number 4 reminds a bit the C64 SX. Would be realy nice for emulation. 2 9pin dSub connectors for old joysticks should be added...

[@jacobwetherby]

I like the Bladerunner-esque look of some of these... it reaches into the art world... very hip

[@mr_noodler]

They have a great look for a novelty item, a fun thing to do with a Raspberry Pi. I will stick to a laptop for my computing needs

[@Az-jt2zp]

I would love to make one, i just cant see a good use for it

[@ВладиславПодрочивший]

Wow, these are some seriously impressive cyberdecks! I love how they are all powered by Raspberry Pi and can be customized to fit individual preferences. The creativity and innovation on display in this video is truly inspiring. I can't wait to try my hand at building one of these in 2023! Thank you for sharing this amazing content.

[@user-sk4nt5bm5r]

You sound like a bot

[@sluxi]

hi chatgpt

[@vasilkraychev]

Number 7 is cool

[@diegoolivera6081]

Very cool video! Thanks for sharing.

[@davidmcintosh19]

Hey I have that exact same CRT portable tv. Used to be my moms. I remember watching Pokémon and Johnny Quest at her job.

[@marc-andrevoyer9973]

These look amazing but also painful to use. Loving the uniqueness though!

[@Jazariah-mr5sy]

Wow, this is totally inspiring. I need to start building these too. Thanks for this video!

[@FuentesCrippen]

message me on how to build these experiments

[@ArmSoM]

great job！

[@lukedavis436]

I could never bring myself to mutilate one of my old laptops... But hell feckin yes do i want a 6 Screen deck.

[@isarwithe1415]

Project number 7 is my dream come true it's amazing

[@VladIDrago]

Good gadgets for movies.

[@bossboss-qw8dt]

nice

[@white_sun078]

Half of cyberdecks from this video like "wow it's a little bit another box".

[@РоманРимский-и4ф]

Здорово. Вы на высоте.

[@v.karteek9685]

Super very nice

[@JohnColgan.]

I liked the one on your thumbnail, but couldn't see the review of it!!!

[@ROBO_Roundup]

What a great project 👍

[@johnty505]

Cyberdecks: Innovative, creative, often beautiful and always moronic 😂😂

[@JapanShopBrazil]

What does moronic mean?

[@PsychoP1984]

​@JapanShopBrazil it means stupid

[@G_de_Coligny]

You forgot “useless” Yes it can do things… none of them being useful or optimized unless you live in the 90’ and desperately need a VT100 terminal emulator 24/7

[@whiteshox9108]

@@PsychoP1984. N

[@poogle9368]

Cool, so its a raspberry pi… but bigger! Ok so just a shit computer? And you can’t access the gpios easily!

[@mateowoetam]

Ammo can Cyberdeck? Yes, it can! lol

[@StopaskingformynameYouTube]

This audio sounds fake.

[@semydev]

It’s AI Voice

[@Lalondeist]

It absolutely is. Low effort married to lazy content to drive views above all else. GitHub, Make, Reddit, etc are far better for exploring these projects.

[@TonyTylerDraws]

It just sounds like a customer service voice 😅

[@osirismaximus2787]

I don't understand the point of these things... but I like them 🤓

[@dipanjanmandal1771]

this the knowledgeable video and create a new one and I will I know, thanks for the video

[@MalakhAlMaht]

People be real deal engineering

[@williamgodfrey2355]

i would have to say number 7 is the best could think of a few deign changes to make it better

[@servidor712]

excelente ! gracias

[@metalgearfox7273]

these are really cool, but what could you use these for exactly?

[@medes5597]

All of them, apart from the wrist mounted one, have we much functionality as a raspberry pi 400. So pretty much everything a chrome book can do. The one with a panda is a straight up windows laptop. They're usually used for in field trouble shooting, pen tearing, coding for micro controller devices and similar. The large number of pi accessories - thermal cameras, cameras, android interfaces, arduino interfaces, massive IO expansions, etc make them perfect for low foot print devices that you can use in place of an entire laptop

[@astrolabe88]

Great ideas if my eyes are telescopes

[@pub_rulez9573]

MAKE PIPBOY!!

[@fran13r]

what can you do with these that you couldn't with a cheap old laptop?

[@monochrome_linux]

The setup on the Thumbnail looks like the Wither from Minecraft lmao

[@RND_ADV_X]

You might like my military grade deck, it's a video called Halliburton Attache Surveillance Computer, and it's designed to resemble an actual 1970s era nuclear football! The fabled "big red buttons" of the cold war era?

[@Xanadhu]

n5 is the mos practical (and useful) on this list

[@Prod.MiraKami]

the crt looks like a real life pip boy

[@Trigger-ZX]

that 50 cal case made me wanna bust

[@alanvermillionsr7126]

6 screens, YES!

[@MrGravelhunter]

2:44 .... i do see it! XD but who can relate ??

[@ozpilot8083]

You forgot to mention how hard it is to get these plug on screens to work with Raspberry Pi's! I just bought 3 different types of Waveshare screens to try on my Pi's - Pi 4, Pi Zero and Pico.....none worked without hours of google searches and endless nano edits of the config.txt file....back to x86.

[@neeraj563]

Only good for fun for 15 mins. Mini laptops are still better to carry around

[@robertomaximilianosilveira8768]

Love seeing atomic pi in this list

[@missingno2401]

that deck with the crt, thats just an osborne

[@Sebastian-cn8lh]

i would love to see this models on games like Fallout

[@pooooo52]

7 is pip-boy in fallout nice

[@Zenas521]

Beyond being eye candy, do they do anything practical? What do you do with a Cyberdeck that you can't do with a tablet or laptop?

[@Darthdoodoo]

Make cool KZbin videos about it 😆😆

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Force you to learn more about how computers work by having to procure some components by yourself.

[@ClandestineMerkaba]

You want Iron Man or not?

[@claudiameier666]

yup have to start somewhere

[@georgejones5019]

Cyberdecks come from the table top game of Cyberpunk, they're replaced later by instertable chip based cyberdecks. Real world, they're just cool gadgets but can be deployed usefully as small covert computers for hacking cyber security purposes.

[@blacksand.]

The Hanimex 🤩😍😍😍

[@halvarmc671]

"You can take it anywhere" ummmm I am sure TSA and your fellow air travelers would love you.

[@justiceo1791]

Aren’t these all DIY laptops? Or am I missing something?

[@deepwoods_dave7368]

Great projects, but the average person probably can’t make any of these.

[@knightshousegames]

So is the idea here just to reinvent the laptop? I feel like the 6 screen model is the only one that really feels like it offers any meaningful utility over a thinkpad of a decade ago

[@DarthPoyner]

My index finger is bigger than most of these setups. They are cool as hell, but I will stick to tablets.

[@Soupie62]

Bluetooth keyboards look nice - but it's an extra battery, that can go flat at the worst possible moment.

[@Andrew_from_langenberg]

On 6:47. Is Cool

[@johndewey7243]

At t=72 those "switches" were already present in the TV they started from. Do all Canadians talk like this?

[@BayanBayanych]

О таком детстве я мечтал в 12

[@lucifernate6360]

4:32 pip boy lol.

[@clangerbasher]

Can somebody give me please a definition of cyberdeck please? I seem to have passed the idea by.

[@mr.sexyman123]

A cyberdeck is a custom made small laptop-esque portable computer. The main appeal is usually building them since they usually use SBC boards and as a result aren't powerful enough for day to day use.

[@georgejones5019]

They gained popularity from the tabletop cyberpunk game from the 80s. Cyberdecks were science fiction of small form computers used for hacking or normal computer work.

[@clangerbasher]

@@georgejones5019 Thanks young man. 🙂

[@G_de_Coligny]

Gadget for Poseurs who want to play with computers while having no use for computers. In the 90 these guy’s hobby was to “install linux” Not use linux… just install it … then after realizing there is nothing else to do after installing apache and samba, format c: and go back to play minesweeper on windows 95 osr2

[@abutgame8287]

スマホの基盤だけ外して作成して欲しいね

[@bigmatt8164]

4:05 man created pip-boy 6900

[@Sebastian-cn8lh]

i bet this devices cannot be transported on a airplain 😂

[@Dimlutube]

These are cool and all... but barely any are cyberdecks. They're custom computers, and really cool ones, but not cyberdecks

[@poolhall9632]

I made a shitty laptop from used parts and called it a “cyberdeck” so it feels a lot cooler than it is. 😣

[@yvnggkappa]

The computer your cousin lets you use

[@laughingvampire7555]

day trading on the go

[@jairoc.peralta]

why not using a regular laptop?

[@d3ath_realm]

thermal camera facing me so yeah when im just casually doing stuff i see a heat signature standing behind me when NO ONE IS BEHIND ME lol nope

[@jamalalsarraf]

I see that you like to industrialize too.

[@Bee_Mavrick]

4:43 more of a pip boy prop

[@jackjohnstone4209]

Wait til they hear about laptops

[@tomyyoung2624]

Yes, mine just straight up crashes upon joining a game.

[@JimminyJim]

Homie built a fucking pip boy!

[@taro-mt3cb]

うけるｗ

[@Fraket]

did he really just say "de assembling"?

[@hanhdunglai2113]

numbur 7 look like a pip boy

[@danielbolanos6389]

i feel like the 2 in 1 wrist mounted cyber deck is the only quality one here. everything else is just a laptop with extra steps

[@TheInfamousLegend27]

4:48 that's made with a LattePanda, not a Pi lmao

[@YubuuCH]

somebody make a fricking pip boy

[@SciencewithRishit]

whats cyberdeck?

[@RoyCaratozzolo]

a waste of time it seems...

[@exhumedlegume8870]

Gimmicky, often retro-style, mini computer. If I'm not mistaken, the term comes from 1980s cyberpunk literature, and/or the old Cyberpunk tabletop role-playing game, in which "cyberdecks" were used to connect to the "cyberspace," a sort of 1980s vision of a full-immersion Internet. Think Metaverse, except not embarrassing, and piped directly into your brain through a neural connection.

[@NepaliAngusYoung]

Prymide night work Hecate Computer Network topology

[@jgsanchezytv]

non of which is TSA friendly

[@DayzHacksful]

Whilst the tech is cool, the abrupt switch to sponsor shilling mid video is a bad choice.

[@iamalittler]

There isn’t a point to making one, is there?

[@omnigeddon]

Nice setup.. make me wanna make one for my iPad Pro m2 :D which I still owe first months payment of 500 lol.. to phone company for 3 year loan :D then after its 30 bucks.. (paying for screen and apple pen 2 lol and keyboard case :P) anyways.. would be nice to have 4 of those on one side and 2 big ones on top.. nix nizzniceee

[@anothorestes]

De-assembling