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In my opinion the screen are too small. I'm old man and need bigest screen. No problem with bigest pixel but screen must be minimum 2-10 times biger.

this procesor have MMU? This are very important and big memory 512KiB are critical.

There are larger OLED screens like this, but they get very expensive very fast, for some reason. You'd think that larger physical pixels would be cheaper to make, but no.

I want to see a project log @Mislav Breka!  This seems pretty cool.

great! it looks like arduboy

It really looks great! Maybe you could use an atmega 32u4 in the next version -- it supports usb natively, so no ftdi chip required. Also, I have tried those buttons in my designs, and they are terrible -- much too hard to press. I have since found better ones — used for e-cigarettes. They work much better for me. Have you already thought about powering it?

I will definitely look into it. I am also aware of the problem with buttons, but those were the smallest I could find. I really didn't think about powering it. It's currently powered over usb port, though I'm thinking about adding a battery in future releases.

The 32u4 does cost quite a bit more, and requires an external crystal for USB.

If you go that cost route, you might as well pick an STM32L412 or STM32F730R8, which gives you more bang for buck. Especially the F730 at 216Mhz with 256kb ram is quite a beast.

If you want low-cost with USB, then you can't go wrong with SAMD11 :)