BlackBerry Pi is a handheld device featuring a BlackBerry keyboard, trackpad, and 3D-printed parts. Components include a ...

Don’t expect something perfect." While the first use case might seem narrow, any device based on a Raspberry Pi and open hardware access will quickly see novel uses arise. LTE modems and LoRA ...

have created a Raspberry Pi-powered device in the BlackBerry's image. This device is aptly named the Beepberry, and it combines that classic keyboard with a simplistic interface. The Beepberry is ...

The HackBerryPiCM5 is a handheld computer with a 4 inch, 720 x 720 pixel touchscreen display, a repurposed BlackBerry keyboard, and and a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 inside, allowing you to use ...

a Raspberry Pi Zero W ’round back covering the basic OS and wireless duties, a battery, and what looks like a genuine BlackBerry keyboard, including the company logo button and a tiny built-in ...

But the BlackBerry Pi may be one of the most Cyberpunk DIY projects I’ve seen in a while. Rather than focusing on a slim, pocketable design, this DIY handheld stuffs a complete Raspberry Pi ...

That and the 400 x 240 Sharp memory e-paper-esque LCD are powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero, making it a kind of blackberry pi, if you will. The idea is — in part — to return to the relatively ...

It literally grafts the keyboard of a BlackBerry Classic onto a pocketable custom board designed to fit a Raspberry Pi Zero W, all paired with a 400 x 240 “Memory LCD” screen that looks like ...

A fully-fledged Raspberry Pi – equipped with a 4-inch HD-Ready display and a physical keyboard – is available in a Blackberry design for on the go. This housing holds a complete Raspberry Pi 4.

Judging by the work put into the Blackberry Pi, we’re willing to bet that [IMBalENce] falls into that camp. The custom handheld combines the Raspberry Pi Zero, a 320×240 LCD, and the BBQ20KBD ...

Here's the full list of parts: This is one of many highly creative and impressive Raspberry Pi projects that we've seen over the years. People have made BlackBerry-like handheld Linux computers ...