Pocket P.C. design files released as open source (handheld Linux computer)
The Popcorn Computers Pocket P.C. is designed to be a handheld Linux computer with a 4.95 inch full HD display, a built-in keyboard, and a ARM Cortex-A53 quad-core processor.
First unveiled in November 2019, the Pocket P.C. hasn’t shipped yet. It’s still up for pre-order for $199 and up.
But the developers have already open sourced the hardware by releasing the latest design files. You can find the at the project’s GitHub page.
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Popcorn Computers Pocket PC Linux handheld open source design
Popcorn Computers Pocket PC Linux handheld open source design files now available
POPCORN POCKET P. C. OPEN SOURCED
POPCORN POCKET P. C. OPEN SOURCED