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The HaPlay Go Zero is a handheld computer with a 4.7 inch 720p display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor, a thumb keyboard, and a Linux-based operating system. Designed and built by an Indonesian ...

HONG KONG, HK / ACCESS Newswire / May 26, 2026 / M5Stack, a global provider of modular IoT and embedded development platforms, today announced the launch of CardputerZero, a new handheld Linux device ...

Last year we learned that the company behind the Orange Pi line of single-board computers planned to branch out into the handheld gaming PC market. This week at FOSDEM in Belgium, developers from the ...

The PocketTerm35 is a compact Raspberry Pi-based handheld device designed for portable computing. The Pi5 variant is powered by the Raspberry Pi 5 with 1GB RAM and comes with a pre-installed 64GB ...

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Ever since the first Linux capable single-board computers came out, there have been projects turning them into handhelds. The Raspberry Pi Zero and in particular the Compute Modules are ideally ...

The Linux desktop debate has been ongoing for a couple of decades now. The narrative changes every few months with the release of a new kernel, architectural improvements or integrations, but the ...

BANGALORE, INDIA – Bangalore-based Mistral Software has designed a Linux-based handheld computer around the ARM9TDMI RISC (reduced instruction set computing) processor from Samsung Electronics, that ...

Forward-looking: The imminent release of Valve's Linux-based SteamOS for devices other than the Steam Deck might cause handheld gaming PCs and other devices to drop Windows. However, Zotac aims to ...

The rapid growth of programmable handheld and wireless computers has created a market for processor boards and single-board computers specifically targeted to the unique needs of these devices.