I would think putting the computer in the keyboard would make more sense. Lots more room, and you don’t move it around so much.
But I guess that was already done with the Commodore 64 🤷♂️
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I think there's a pi in a keyboard as well.
Nice. I should have assumed it had been done more recently.
Yeah, it's an official release from rasberry pi: Pi400, Pi500 and Pi500+ are all keyboards with pi inside as an all-in-one. Bit like an Amiga 500 or Amiga 1200. Comes with a nice manual too for to help people learn a little programming.
Yeah, although the big benefit of a mouse is it's super portable, and it needs one output to the screen and that's it. I suppose the current limitation is that the screen needs USB-C output for power?
But it's a great idea tbh! I'd prefer a linux device rather than android but other than that, great.
I actually quite like this. Also, if you can squeeze and AMD cpu into it, it could double as an iron.
AMD CPUs are known for high thermals?
My 3900X is still idling at sub 40°C on average, I'd say, still after 6 years. Never changed thermal paste.
My new 9950X3D idles at sub 45–50°C or so, bought in 2025.
Is that bad? 🙃
I'm not sure this joke lands well given that Intel has had more thermal problems in their desktop processors than AMD for years now.
Either way, this looks like something Rosie The Robot would use in the bedroom
In this case, it's probably comparing AMD with some ARM based thingy.
I would also think of Nvidia 🤷
Well, this discussion is abt CPUs, and Nvidia isn't really an option their for the normal consumer market. Their CPUs are enterprise and highly specialized for AI