Cyberdecks used to look like little laptops, but now they’re getting personal

Tan and many other DIYers are attracting millions of people by showing off the computers they’ve built in bags, brick boxes, toys, and old technology, hiding Raspberry Pi boards inside works of art.

The beautiful, vibrant graphics seen on television are a stark contrast to the look of cyberdecks. we have shown have them, which usually have a 3D printed chassis or a hard case like the Pelican case, often with a cyberpunk look.

Internally, these home appliances are basically small Linux computers that perform specific tasks, often offline, such as reading, writing, or listening to music. But now, the cyberdeck doesn’t have to look like a computer at all.