The 'Lisperati1000' portable programming workstation has been created by Conrad Barski as a solution for users who are in need of an ultra-compact hardware option to use when out of the house and beyond.
The system is powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller and is outfitted with a keyboard along with an 8.8-inch display that features a resolution of 1,920 x 480 pixels. All of the components are held within a 3D-printed case, while the keyboard is reported to be approximately 40% the size of a traditional full-size keyboard.
The 'Lisperati1000' portable programming workstation is powered by two 4,400mAh battery packs that are rechargeable to put a focus on the ability to truly go anywhere without leaving work or hobbies behind.
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