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Lini Wants to Be the Portable Workstation Developers Actually Carry

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Lini Wants to Be the Portable Workstation Developers Actually Carry

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 month ago

Lini Wants to Be the Portable Workstation Developers Actually Carry — Glitchwire

A Raspberry Pi CM5-powered handheld with a 10,000mAh battery, TrackPoint, and tactile keyboard is preparing for launch. Its open-source pitch sounds familiar, but the execution might not be.

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Never heard of this device, it’s really cool! Surprisingly similar to the QTek 9000/O2 XDA Exec/i-mate JasJar

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