Pilet. a modular tablet-console based on pi5
Pilet is a modular tablet-console based on Raspberry Pi 5, featuring a 7-hour battery life, hardware expansions, and an anticipated price under $200, currently in development.
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Pilet is a modular tablet-console based on the Raspberry Pi 5, featuring a 7-hour battery life powered by dual 8000mAh batteries. The device allows users to enhance its functionality by adding components such as a keyboard, gamepad, and camera. Currently, Pilet is still in development, with an engineering sample already created. The release date has not been finalized, but the team is working to complete the project as soon as possible. The anticipated cost is expected to be under $200. The project was previously known as "Consolo," but has been rebranded to Pilet to better connect with a global audience. Pilet is built using open-source software and hardware, including tools like KiCad, FreeCAD, and Blender. Additional features include the option to add an NVMe SSD for improved performance, an AI module for running applications on the go, enhanced cooling systems, VESA mount compatibility, a programmable physical key for automation, and smart battery management for extended battery life. Interested individuals can sign up for updates through the project's newsletter.
- Pilet is a modular tablet-console based on Raspberry Pi 5.
- It features a 7-hour battery life and allows for various hardware expansions.
- The project is still in development, with a target price of under $200.
- Pilet is built on open-source software and hardware principles.
- Users can sign up for updates via a newsletter.
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