Turning a toy into a cyberdeck
I saw a educational toy from 1989 and had to turn it into a punch-card driven mobile computing platform. 00:00 Introduction 02:23 Hardware 14:00 Comparisons 17:08 Software 29:58 Punch cards 33:05 Conclusions
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Your Own Personal Cable TV System - Multiple Channels, Real Schedules & More
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Turning a Toy Laptop Into a Gaming PC
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What Can We Do With A Broken 1980s Computer?
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I Rammed Modern Tech Inside a Vintage Laptop
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How I Made A C64 Laptop From Scratch - The Portable 64 (Emulation)
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I Built a Modular Pocket Computer to Escape Modern Tech
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A modern retro computer? This is PicoCalc
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I Missed VHS... So I Made My Own
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A Curiously Minty Cyberdeck
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I built the ultimate retro mini PC (it uses game cartridges!)
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If My Product Fails I Give Away $1,000 - Open Sauce 2026
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My Dream Productivity Device Is Done - And It's Becoming a Kit
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A keyboard with ten hundred keys
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I Built a $50 Mini Cyberdeck (Cardputer ADV Mod)
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Building a LattePanda Mu Cyberdeck
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Satellite Hacking Cyberdeck v2.0
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I turned a CLOCK into a vintage Mac!
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Making a d10 spinner
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I built my own Phone... because innovation is sad rn
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