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Wesley Moore

Assembled my PicoCalc today. It was really well packaged with nice instructions. The device itself feels really well constructed and has a few features you might not expect like speakers, headphone jack, volume knob, backlit keyboard, and inbuilt charger for the 18650s. Next step is finding out what the little BASIC shell is capable of.

Photo of me holding the PicoCalc in my left hand. It's kind of like a large GameBoy with a QWERTY keyboard under the display. The display is showing a BASIC shell in green text. I have written: print "Hello PicoCal!", which it has echoed out on the next line.
#ClockworkPi#PicoCalc
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New! Clockwork Pi uConsole CM4: A Review

The uConsole (or micro console) is an enclosure for the CM4 that features a built in screen and keyboard, a track ball, small speakers, a battery pack, and an optional mobile network card.

In this article we look at the shopping list needed to power the uConsole, the assembly and configuration.

hashbangcode.com/article/clock

#! codeClockwork Pi uConsole CM4: A ReviewI was doing some research into the Raspberry Pi a while ago and I happened to come across a neat little enclosure for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) called the uConsole.The CM4 is essentially a normal Raspberry Pi 4, but it comes without the normal USB/HDMI interfaces that the Pi 4 comes with. This means that in order to use the CM4 you need to plug it into a separate PCB, which then provides the interfaces needed to attach monitors and peripherals.
#hashbangcode#review#clockworkPi
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Brad Linder

Clockwork PicoCalc is a retro handheld powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico

The PicoCalc is a new handheld with a retro design. At first glance it looks more like a graphing calculator than a modern handheld device. But it sports a QWERTY keyboard, a 4 inch display, and a mainboard designed to accommodate a Raspberry Pi Pico.

Available for $75 from the Clockwork Pi store, it’s also the latest in a line of retro-inspired, modular, and open source products from the […]

#clockwork #clockworkPi #handheld #mcu #openHardware #picocalc #raspberryPiPico

Read more: liliputing.com/clockwork-picoc

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Nullmuseum

My current setup for digital community archiving projects:

open hardware (#raspberrypi) as interfaces. small screens to avoid sitting *behind* laptop screens (pi 400, #adafruit cyberdeck hat, #clockworkpi #devterm).

portable #scanography for creative tracing and mapping.

graph writing in #obsidian, with self-hosted livesync and other plugins (dataview, graph link types, juggl). can be combined with social media webarchiving.

this all is building on prototyping and experimentation in the cooarchi.net art-doc-archive.net #urbandermatology and #opferschicht projects, and recently in the @MuseumfZK

A network graph of scanned images of tags and sticker and sketches on walls
A desk with a clockwork pi devterm computer and papers and a red book, as well as some smaller devices (smartphone, card reader, mouse)
#archives#communityarchiving#communityarchive
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Laren

I gave in and ordered the uconsole. Skipped 4g considering I plan to get the transceiver array expansion board once it's available.

Evidently time to shipping is anywhere between now and three months, skewing towards the latter, so I figured now was a good time to make it happen. Might order a CM5 and a carrier board so I can prep it outside the uconsole (if I get one with onboard storage...) in the coming months.

#clockworkpi #uconsole #amateurradio #shinynewtoys

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Laren

Been drooling over a clockworkpi uconsole for a while... Problem is I've never really had a viable use case. It *could* be used, in theory, with my radio stuff, but I have a full laptop for that.

And now there's this...

hackergadgets.com/products/uco

... Damnit.

(Also apparently it's compatible with the new CM5s?)

hackergadgets.comuConsole RTL-SDR/LoRa/GPS/RTC/USB Hub All-In-One Extension Board
#uConsole#clockworkpi#amateurradio
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Jesse Spielman

I have a similar but strange problem on both my #devterm and #uconsole that leads to me never really using them which I would like to fix! I can not seem to charge any batteries inside either device. I have tried 4 different brands. I wonder if this could be a software problem as I use a pretty custom desktop environment setup (e.g. some sort of power management applet is missing?) but it seems unlikely both machines have the same hardware issue? Has anyone encountered this? #clockworkpi

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