Exactly my thinking. Also, the built-in Ethernet port is very useful and kind of sells me on this device. I know, dongles exist and even work with smartphones, but this is neat.
I don’t quite like how the device looks from the front though. The gap between the accessory and the display is kind of ugly - and since the gamepad accessory has a different shape compared to the others, one can’t easily design a different 3D printed case for the device. Although, maybe I could print a different shell for the keyboard and GPIO board.
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That looks very cool and very cyberdecky
Exactly my thinking. Also, the built-in Ethernet port is very useful and kind of sells me on this device. I know, dongles exist and even work with smartphones, but this is neat.
I don’t quite like how the device looks from the front though. The gap between the accessory and the display is kind of ugly - and since the gamepad accessory has a different shape compared to the others, one can’t easily design a different 3D printed case for the device. Although, maybe I could print a different shell for the keyboard and GPIO board.
The product website says the enclosure will be available as (I guess?) stl files, so that’ll be a good starting point.