Mint-tin-sized Raspberry Pi Zero cyberdeck packs keyboard, display and UPS into tiny build
JeremyCMorgan · x · 2026-09-05
Raspberry Pi's official blog spotlights a cyberdeck build by Exercising Ingenuity that fits a working Pi Zero, a 2-inch LCD, a handmade dot-matrix keyboard driven by an RP2040 Zero, a UPS HAT and battery — plus a USB hub — into an Altoids tin. Key workarounds: downgrading Raspberry Pi OS for an incompatible LCD and soldering parts directly to save space.
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