Zepir
By Andrew Gregory. Posted
This article was originally published as part of HackSpace magazine, which has since been incorporated into Raspberry Pi Official Magazine.
This is an intriguing project: it’s a full QWERTY keyboard plus a screen that plugs into a Raspberry Pi to make a fully functional computer. Although its small form factor lends itself to the Raspberry Pi Zero, its creator Peter Misenko tells us that it’ll work just as well on a Raspberry Pi 4.
What’s great about this project (and Peter tells us that it’s still a work in progress) is that it’s designed to be a single-component build. The board, keys, and screen all come out of the factory in one piece
Features Editor Andrew trawls the internet for Cool Stuff while keeping the magazine running smoothly.
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