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Graflex cyberdeck

Raspberry pi 4 portable cyberdeck with panel mounted inputs

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I found this thing at a thrift store. Looks like whatever was on the inside was removed. There must have been glass plate and some light source to project photo negatives maybe. You can leave the screen flat or hook it on the lid and it stays at a nice viewing angle for a desk.

I cut a section out of the side and and routed all the inputs to panel mount inputs. I needed to cut a strip of flat aluminum to fill the gap where I mounted the screen. The screen and raspberry pi are powered by a portable power supply.

The inside is a nest of wires at this point so I might be able to store a mouse in side but not this keyboard.
  • 1 × 9''1024*600 Screen Display LCD TFT Monitor With Driver Control Board HDMI-Compatible
  • 1 × Panel Mount USB 2.0 Extension Cable
  • 1 × HDMI Male to Female Panel Mount Cable
  • 1 × Panel Mount Dual USB 3.0 Male To USB 3.0 Female Extension Cable With Screw
  • 1 × 1ft 0.3m RJ45 Male To Female Screw Panel Mount Ethernet LAN Network Extension Cable 550 MHz High-speed Bandwidth Connection

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