If you've ever wanted to build your own arcade cabinet, but lack the space or the carpentry skill, this tiny Raspberry Pi based solution might just be for you.
To say it's small is a bit of an understatement. The cabinet is a mere 67 mm tall, or just over 2 and a half inches. The impossibly tiny screen comes in at just under an inch. It's so small an ant could use it to play Dig-Dug, if you gave a lot of leeway to the ant's understanding of how video games work.
According to Engadget, the cabinet is the creation of Phillip Burgess, a Raspberry Pi enthusiast who calls the final product "lessons learned during an impromptu weekend hacking session."
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To say it's small is a bit of an understatement. The cabinet is a mere 67 mm tall, or just over 2 and a half inches. The impossibly tiny screen comes in at just under an inch. It's so small an ant could use it to play Dig-Dug, if you gave a lot of leeway to the ant's understanding of how video games work.
According to Engadget, the cabinet is the creation of Phillip Burgess, a Raspberry Pi enthusiast who calls the final product "lessons learned during an impromptu weekend hacking session."
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