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This radio receiver is capable of receiving all MW and SW bandwidth, and can also operate as an SDR receiver, so with the help of PC and app
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DIY SW , MW , Retro look Radio with ESP32/Si5351

mircemkmircemk

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Contains a linear scale in which the frequency is displayed with an color LED dot which is an integral part of the WS2812 LED strip.
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DIY Arduino Retro look FM Radio with linear scale

mircemkmircemk

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An open hardware reading device rooted in Adafruit's Feather ecosystem
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The Open Book Feather

joey-castillojoey castillo

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Freedom of communication without borders, operators, networks, fees ! Your own network, your own rules ! Long range radio communicators
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Armachat PICO - Compact - Long Radio messenger

bobriciusbobricius

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Open up a 2010 iPad, remove its logic board, and fabricate a new board based around the Raspberry Pi CM4.
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Put a Raspberry Pi CM4 into an original iPad

evanEvan

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A 3D printed compact and customizable linux terminal
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TechNIK's Cyberdeck

nik-reitmannNik Reitmann

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Live-coding an Open-Source Pico Emulator from Scratch
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Raspberry Pi Pico Emulator

uri-shakedUri Shaked

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The ESP32 is a powerful microcontroller, but what games can it actually run?
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Gaming on the ESP32 / Odroid-Go

jasonJason

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A rpi-zero e-ink typewriter easy enough for beginners.
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ZeroWriter

zerowriterzerowriter

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Yet another "Slow Movie Player" implementation with 7-color E-Paper module and ESP32.
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Slow Movie Player 7C

likeabloblikeablob

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Bringing an Eighties handheld classic into the modern world, via a Raspberry Pi Zero, some rewiring and a bit of luck
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Getting online with a 1987 Psion Organiser II

james-fosseyJames Fossey

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Attempting to reverse engineer an HP 4952A into a general purpose z80 computer capable of running CP/M.
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HP 4952A turned general purpose CP/M machine

trevor-johansen-aaseTrevor Johansen Aase

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A microATX motherboard that uses a Raspberry Pi Pico as the CPU. SuperVGA output, stereo audio, a BIOS written in Rust and not much RAM!
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Neotron Pico

jonathan-thejpster-pallantJonathan 'theJPster' Pallant

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in which I attempt to make an MSX1 compatible computer using RC2014, keeping to standard RC2014 backplane and modules as far as possible.
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MSX on RC2014

shiela-dixonShiela Dixon

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File transfer between a PC and a Psion Organiser II using an Arduino
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PSION II Datapak and Rampak Reader/Writer

martinmartin

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This is a project which shows how to install Kludged Linux on a old Psion 5MX
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Psion 5MX - Kludged Linux

jay-tjay-t

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Put a 90s classic into everyday use as a seriously retro EReader.
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Psion Series 3 palmtop EReader

james-fosseyJames Fossey

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A tiny Arduino-powered USB joystick mouse with 3D printed enclosure and right and left click functionality
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Arduino Joystick Mouse

smeefSmeef

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Dragging the Psion 5MX into the 21 century using the Octavo Systems OSD3358 SiP
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PsiOnSD

greg-gothack-miellGreg GothAck Miell

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Read your favourite novels on a classic 80s handheld device, with a blocky 16x2 LCD screen. It's what the authors would have wanted.
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The Psion Organiser II as an eBook reader

james-fosseyJames Fossey

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Want to get online on the move with no frills? A classic 30-year-old palmtop computer (plus a Raspberry Pi & 3G/4G dongle) may be the answer
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1991 Psion Series 3 as a mobile internet terminal

james-fosseyJames Fossey

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