Build a Raspberry Pi-Powered Linux Laptop That Fits in Your Pocket
I made this little Nintendo DS sized computer using a Raspberry Pi and a bunch of off-the-shelf parts. It is a fully functional linux computer that can do most things a full system can (games, web stuff, videos, music etc). You can also output the video to an external monitor, transforming it into a desktop-ish computer. I make other stuff like this on my youtube channel. Estimated Cost ~$120 FEAT
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