Building a Cyberpunk Cyberdeck
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
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Building a CyberDeck with a Raspberry Pi Zero, iPad Mini dock, and old laptop.
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Here is my parts list:
-Raspberry Pi Zero
-Lets Split Rev 3 Keyboard
-Premium Exec 386SX/20 PC
-iPad Mini 5
-Linear slide (no idea which one this is... it's from my junk drawer)
-Apple Camera Adapter for Lighting
-This on-off switch for the Zero: www.amazon.com...
-This E-Ink Display: www.amazon.com...
-This USB hub to expand the single usb of the Apple adapter: www.amazon.com...
-This iPad case: www.amazon.com...
-Electronics from this battery bank: www.amazon.com...
-x9 18650 batteries
-This 90 degree adapter for the battery's USB C port: www.amazon.com...
-magnets from this phone holder: www.amazon.com...
-Magic trackpad 2 and matte vinyl to cover the surface
-This keycap set: drop.com/buy/d...
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1980's movies: "This is what the computer of the future will look like in the year 2021"
2021: "Today, we make a 1980's themed computer"
So THIS is what a predestination paradox looks like...
So THIS is what a predestination paradox looks like...
Wait... wasn't I here, before?
Wait I don't remember making those earlier comments.
@@AnthonyLoPrimo dementia?
Your iPad is no less than 5x more powerful than the RasPi Zero, but you have to use that, because we're in a dystopian future and all the computing devices are locked-down consumption devices.
Dear God, the future sucks
This tbh
Have you heard of Android? Still 5x as Powerful, but not for simps?
You act like stupid apple products that are designed for people with all money and no brains is the only device that fits the criteria.
...Maybe you're who they market towards, in that case! ha
@@maxwell_edison jeez he wasn't even ogling over apple he was just demonstrating how weak the pi zero is
@@maxwell_edison found the android user ☠️☠️☠️ y’all just call yourself out and get offended for no reason
@@vergodagoat it was a direct relevant reply aimed at a comment that acted as if they had no idea android even existed? What's your problem lmao
They were literally complaining about how locked down apple products were. Yeah, I'm gonna mention android??? Hello?
This is the most authentic cyberdeck I've seen yet, great job!
Thanks!
@@CarterHurd I noticed you only had 15 letters on your keyboard?
@@Kpot009 I've memories the right side letters, so the keycaps are my layer 2 keys on that right side.
its not a cyberdeck if it folds with a hinge. its just a laptop
like bro i can go staple a touch screen to something right now, it doesnt mean ive "created anything"
Some vintage PC guy is sobbing in his dungeon somewhere.
I appreciate the "cobbling things together" and "salvaging parts" mindset of this build so much, it's crazy. I'd love to start experimenting with electronics more, but every time I watch a video on builds, they always include a 3D printed case, or 3D printed parts. Ain't got no money for that where I come from (like a true dystopic future)
This is basically my introduction to the idea of a "cyberdeck" kinda like a computer art project/genera, I like the sliding trackpad idea, though the idea of it coming to the edge of the front of the case seems like it would get on my nerves personally, might inspire me to make a computer project for purely aesthetic satisfaction
Even without the pi, this would be a fun way to use an iPad with a trackpad and keyboard.
Without having to pay alot of money that apple wants for the Ipad Pro and the Magic Keyboard
I was not prepared for the Pyrex full of coffee 😂
I don"t know why the shot of him drinking coffee out of a measuring cup made me laugh so damn much, but it does
ngl I assumed it was beef stock at first
The fact that you made this and actually got it to work is astonishing.
I love that at the end "extra complicated way to get my old iPad to charge via USB-C"
I fuckin lost it at that line.
Love this kinda shit looks like something out of Johnny Mnemonic
Same. Brings me back to my war dialer days. #makedialupdopeagain
There's still so much room in there, I would have crammed a pi4 in it. lol Looks real slick though.
You could fit a whole udoo x86 in there, I think. You might have to use a different keyboard, though, and be clever about the cooling.
This is the inspiration I need right before I start my cyber deck build
Build a deck! Build a deck! Build a deck!
It is like a DIY prop for a retro-future/cassette-future movie. I ADORE IT.
love love how you just get straight to it, keep doing what your doing
I love this. The modest pointlessness of it all for a dystopic future that we may fall into at any moment.
One of the most impressive builds I've seen, and I've been on a marathon watching a bunch of them
the keyboards in those old laptops tend to be fantastic. It would be cool to do a build involving a laptop like this with its original keyboard but modern guts and perhaps a better screen
That would be like a portable sleeper build, sounds like a good way to deter theft on top of having an 80s/dystopian aesthetic
Keeping the 'punk' in 'cyberpunk'.
Very nice. I like the asymmetrical aesthetic. Very cyberpunk!
Amazing video, drinking coffee out of a glass measuring cup was the perfect cherry on the top.
Careful what you tear apart to make stuff like this. Some of that old hardware is worth serious money to some people.
I bought it for like 30 bucks or something on eBay
@@CarterHurd That's cool. I mean, in general. You don't want to get a good deal on something like an Amiga then tear it apart.
That HUD around the video frame is nice touch!
Cyberdeck is stylish and awesome! :)
What a sick looking cyber deck! Thanks for putting this tutorial together!
That last sentence really got me tho
I miss a functional floppy in this design :)
Turned out great, I love the slide and Touch pad
Now that is a badass cyber deck . WOW!
not entirely sold on the ipad as a display but still extremely cool nonetheless. this is what a cyberdeck should be
It is removable, he could easily put a dedicated display later and just bluetooth the keyboard and mouse directly to the pi instead
great job here!
Coolest charger I've ever seen!
Very impressive!
That's amazing dude🤩
Great work I hope to see more of this 😊
Wish I had the ingenuity to make things like this as a hobby. Or the time haha
I love it!!!
Completely loved that ending
Looks more Formicapunk then Cyberpunk, but still awesome nonetheless!
That's sick!
okay...drinking coffee from a measuring cup alone already has me following haha
Dude...this is brilliant haha came from that other 3D printed Cyberdeck vid with the chopped up gaming laptop?
gha I work in VFX editorial...that machine would be cool to edit with haha =D
imma build the same with my raspberry pi 4. i will use my fpv goggles (goggles that you use to see from a racing drone's camera) as a display. for cyberpunk and privacy reasons... but i've 0 idea on how to supply it with power (that is why i am watching this video (great video btw!)). and imma make it real tough to break so i can wear it on my back. the body will be a keyboard.
Also gonna add an Arduino that would control the rgb lights and the fan and connect it as a slave to the raspberry pi so i can controll the fan speed and the lights from the raspberry pi.
@@synkopa Sick!! I'm thinking about building one also, have to save up the money first....
I want this!!!!
You have a new subscriber. Thank you for posting this video. Keep up the great work. I would love to do this myself. But I don’t know anything about the raspberry pie. But mixing the parts of different tech items. Now that is killer. Thank you once again.
I'm sorry are you drinking coffee from a Pyrex jug?! 😂 Cool build by the way.
man where you get all this idea))) its so awesome!
respect
That's it, things that the public wasn't intended to take apart. There we go
Up cycling at it’s finest 👍
The last line had me falling out. ☺️
I dig it. I will be attempting a similar build in a few weeks - looking forward to doing something similar to you! Thanks for generously putting out this content for others to learn from.
By the way, what are you using to ssh into the pi? And the common connection is home WiFi, right?
How did the build go. It's been a year ish.
No idea what was happening but the final product is insanely cool
This is a great build -- love the linear rail and trackpad.
I'm planning a cyberdeck too and I had that exact AST laptop as a kid. (Running Slackware 3).
That's so cool!
Really cool little build! Thanks for sharing the build process. :)
WTF THIS IS AMAZING!!! I never heard of cyberdecks before. wow
This is super cool
freaking awesome
Great ideas, especially the track pad. It's sad we can't find cheaper alternatives than apple magicpad.
I'd want to make something like this but as a suitcase computer built into a flight case with the keyboard setup in the lid. Maybe also a tape deck as a part of it as well as an audio interface.
LoL...Ipad charger! Well done!
This man is gonna turn your old car into a giant computer
Really nice tbh
It seems like basically an Ipad mini touchpad stand with an rpi addon module :)
I have a feeling Adam Savage would love this.
I’d love to show him my work one day
Oh man, an AST machine. :) Haven't seen one of those in ages.
This logo is legendary, he should have repositioned it !
I have never seen such an amazing piece of technology!! I think this is totally incredible!! Excellent work my friend!!
I absolutely love this build. I have questions about remoting into the Pi: how does it work? For instance, what app do you use on the iPad and/or Pi and do you remote via WiFi or the cable?
It’s almost certainly VNC (you can see the icon on the top bar too). As far as I’ve been able to find, there’s no way to use lightning-plug iPads as wired displays (might be for USB-C models, but I don’t have one to test with). This method requires connecting the Pi Zero (W, since it needs WiFi for VNC) to WiFi with a normal display first, so it’s not super portable.
I’ve seen some mentions that it might be possible to have a Pi act as a WiFi host device so you can connect to it directly without a router, but haven’t gotten around to investigating that further myself.
1:59 Was that a glass measuring cup with coffee init?👀
Beautiful
I think that in the dystopian future 3D printing would be like...super common place. Need a new arm? Print it. Need a new pair of pants? Yeah, just download the design and print it right in your home.
that sounds like the utopic future
Dystopic future would be companies lobbying to remove right-to-repair and right-to-print over concerns their intellectual property will get reverse engineered and printed, going so far as to make the tools and tech illegal
@@CarterHurd I disagree. If look at the book Nueromance where cyberdecks come from , they were not cobbled together from scrap. The cyberspace decks were expensive hacking machines given to the hackers by wealthy people/companies. Also they have head-mounted displays and do not use an attached screen.
Dystopian/Utopian are two sides of the same coin. Utopian is for people who can afford it, Dystopian is everyone else.
@@Talkren Cyberpunk as a genre often explores the gap between the haves and the have-nots. High tech, low life.
Sure, a corporate sysadmin/hacker might have the latest Renraku Kraftwerk 9000 with a subdermal wireless neural link, but a Lo-Tek living on an old bridge would probably have to dig through piles of trash for days to find the parts they need to build it themselves. And if they didn't have any epoxy glue, I bet someone on the bridge has some gaffer tape or cable ties :)
In the dystopic future, only a Levi's licensed 3d-printer could print you your new pair of pants. That new cyberarm? Prohibitively expensive unless you accept bundled tracking devices and a repayment plan that drives you into indentured servitude to keep it.
@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin Missing the mark on capitalism. There's no other system in history that allows for as much vertical mobility as capitalism provides.
This is pretty cool😮
Dude, this is great. Subscribed!
Errrrm, that's pretty cool.
this is sooo cool
i would adore a pi shell like this.
Oh man, it's such a cool build
Excellent work 👌
(1:31) Yeah, gluing stuff together would be what would be done in cyberpunk anyway.
i honestly thought the track pad was for an arm rest and cover for the keyboard. still fantastic! Now to go scavenging for bits at my local dystopian junkyard for my own project!
Amazing project. Great work man
Ghost in the Shell level stuff here. I may check out some of your other videos.
Thanks! You’ll like my latest vid and the “I used this PC for a month” vid
I want one of these.
Brilliant!
Вот так, с помощью нехитрых приспособлений буханку белого (или черного) хлеба можно превратить в троллейбус
If you still have this and want to add to it, you could add another linear slider on the left side (assuming you can figure out how to make it fit) for a numpad, I always like having a numpad so that's something I would have tried to do if it was me
Where did you get the linear slider?
Awesome content. 👏🏽👏🏽
Henry Dorsett Case will be proud of this...erm.. when, he is born and makes his move to Chiba city under that sky above the port that looks like television tuned to a dead channel...
1:58 BEEEG sip
Nice Job
Love this
So nova! I'd love to have one of these as a prop for a cyberpunk TTRPG playthrough :)
My God bro why did you break that old laptop? It has hurt me in the soul.
that cyberpunk coffee cup tho...
Glad I found this video. Great job!
Very cool.
This inspired me to build my first cyberdeck, its pretty simple being just a raspberry pi 400 with a 4 inch touch display attatched via an adafruit hat. I plan to upgrade it once ive got the money, and once ive got more know-how i might build something as cool as this!
That's so cool. I'm hooked.
Is the keyboard not meant to include all letters/symbols and you're meant to bind multiple thigns to the same key? Or do the ones on the right just match up to follow regular querty or do you just... only have the keys you'd need for this particular build? That's the main thing confusing me here
This is the coolest thing
Super nice
Amazing!!