This project was built using an old Project-or-View slide viewer that I found at a thrift store. I was inspired by it's resemblance to a tiny computer, and decided to turn it into a small, portable, Raspberry Pi powered computer (Pi Deck). The retro aesthetics of the Project-or-View also reminded me of Marvel's Time Variance Authority and the TV Show Loki. So I ran with that as a theme to further build out the design. I imagined it as a field computer for TVA agents to take with them on their journeys into the various timelines of the multiverse. The project involved a fair amount of modification to the original components, as well as the design and fabrication of a number of custom 3D printed parts. These 3D printed components housed the electronics that would make up the computer and computer interface. Subscribe for more DIY projects, cyberdecks, & creative contraptions! @ExercisingIngenuity?sub_confirmation=1 This Retro Raspberry Pi Deck can be powered by a standard AC outlet, or by the onboard 20100 mAh battery pack. It has all the functionality of a regular computer: - 4GB Ram Raspberry Pi 4B - 5" LCD Touchscreen - 7" Standard LCD Display - 1" GPIO Display - SD Card Reader - Micro SD Card Reader - WiFi Connectivity - Ethernet Port - Audio AUX Port - 4 Pin GX12 Aviation Connectors (USB Interface) (3x) - GX12 to USB Hub (4x USB Type A Ports) - Folding Keyboard - Trackpad Hackaday Project Page: