Using only this computer and some plastic parts, I can make a fully working computer.
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It's an interesting form factor, and it isn't like they saved that gotcha for 3/4 of the way through the article.
I'm not complaining, I'm glad it exists.
It's just a Simpsons MacGyver reference. Or maybe it was Futurama? I can't remember
yessss!!!!! that was EXACTLY what I was thinking. You just unlocked a core childhood memory
I wander the house singing the theme song to my wife all the time, she has never seen Dave the Barbarian and it drives her mad when I do it
Ah, okay, I didn't get the reference. Pretty sure it was Simpsons MacGyver.
This could be cool if you managed to grab a second-hand board for cheap.
It could be cool for using your old framework board when you upgrade.
I like that it's named after the person who created it and what it was inspired by. It was created by Beth. It was inspired by the Steam Deck.
It is the Beth Deck.
It's brilliant, really.
see thats yet another reason why modular and open hardware is very good.