Modular Linux Handheld Device: Mecha Comet Overview
The Mecha Comet is a modular Linux handheld device with a 3.4" screen, WiFi, and a quad-core ARM CPU, offering various modules for customization.
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Device Features
📱 The Mecha Comet has a 3.4" IPS display and runs on Mecha OS
💻 It features a quad-core 1.8 GHz CPU, 32 GB of internal storage, and 4 GB of RAM
📈 The device includes a gigabit Ethernet port, two full-size USB ports, and a USB-C port for charging
📸 It has a 5-megapixel camera, dual mics, and a built-in speaker
🔋 The device is powered by a 3000mAh battery
Modules and Customization
🎮 A controller module with a d-pad, face buttons, start, select, and menu buttons is available
📝 A keyboard module is also available, giving a Blackberry-like experience
🤖 A GPIO module is included, with more modules planned, and the community can create their own
💡 The modules attach using magnets and Pogo pins.
Availability and Pricing
📅 The Mecha Comet is not yet available for pre-order, but a Kickstarter campaign is planned
💸 The estimated price for the base unit is $199, with modules expected to be relatively cheap
📊 Bundles and discounts may be available during the Kickstarter campaign
Community and Development
👥 The Mecha Comet team has a Discord and a GitHub page, where users can download the operating system and participate in the development process
📣 A pilot program is available for users to sign up and contribute to the development of the device.