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To others, it depends what "it" in the page even is to them. I'm sure someone would say "but I want to find exactly a 3.92 inch 1080x1240 resolution AMOLED touch screen with... as seen here" to which I'm not sure the price matters anymore - the only thing that is 100% this device BOM is this device BOM, for however much that's supposed to be worth saying.
So therefore it’s a long shot, but this device or a device like it could be the mutation that causes a Cambrian explosion in mobile hardware, albeit one where you ahen apparently need to glue the screen on yourself, post delivery. (See the below-fold video.)
I cross every one of my fingers!
This sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?
https://www.ultralightnerd.com/index.php/2025/06/26/haribo-m...
What’s interesting is, like the other products, it was designed and marketed for one purpose but has become very popular for another. (Although in this case it could well just be a fashion, especially given how uniquely identifiable the product is.)
It was to good/cheap to be true.
1. The device restarts after running for a while after Wi-Fi is enabled. The problem may be due to insufficient power supply. 2. Overheating: The chip may overheat and restart.
But can they run Half-Life 2?
for me it's 11" tablet, I'm saving for this. prey for me y'all.
Does anyone have insights on how compatible that hardware might be? Or how it might compare to something like a Pinetab?
For some years I have been looking for a low cost tablet with good Linux support for use in home automation or information displays. Surprised there is still nothing like this in the Raspberry Pi ecosystem.
Footprints are a point in EasyEDA's favor, but in simple circuits, almost all footprints are universal. If you want a 10K+5% resistor, you just put in a 0402 (maybe larger if you're planning on hand soldering it) and pick the exact part afterwards.
It doesn’t have the versatility of KiCAD but is lighter and easier for light use or occasional design of moderate complexity.
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