Mecha Systems unveils Comet, a modular handheld Linux computer for hobbyists and engineers

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Mecha Systems has introduced the Comet, a modular handheld computer running Linux, aimed at hobbyists and engineers. It features a 1.8 GHz processor, 4 GB of memory, and 32 GB of expandable storage. Users can customize it with snap-on extensions. The Comet includes a 3.4-inch touch display, a 5MP camera, and various connectivity options. It supports Raspberry Pi-based HATs and mikroBUS Click boards, allowing for extensive tinkering. All parts are available as 3D-printable files. At CES 2025, Mecha showcased apps like a web browser and a camera reel. The Comet will soon launch on Kickstarter, with potential uses ranging from robotics to AI applications.


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