Nifty Raspberry Pi package

[st...@marshallarts.com.au]

Hi all.  I just came across this reference to a very neat packaging of a Raspberry Pi 5 with a touch-screen, and batteries!  Could be quite a nice platform for an IoT server.  I run a server with some of my own software on a Raspberry Pi 400, the one that's a Pi 4 built into a keyboard.  Ever since the Pi 5 came out I've been watching for a Pi 5 equivalent of the Pi 400, but it still hasn't appeared.  The Pi 4 is fine for what I'm doing, but it would be nice to have the option of a bigger/faster SSD that the Pi 5 provides.  Plus more basic speed/power too.  If the Raspberry Pi people don't get their act together soon, devices like this might take some of their market in that space.  It's not in production yet, I hope it gets there.  Anyway, I'm sure there are some certified nerds here (like me) who will find this interesting.  Enjoy.

Pilet: Mini Pi 5 modular computer - Raspberry Pi

[sergey]

Thanks Steve!) Really cool thing! very cute and old fashioned. I hope they will finish their product for shelves. The modular computer seems to be good as the Flipper substitute.