CyberT. – The Ultimate Raspberry Pi CM4 Handheld Terminal CyberDeck - Beta v1.0

Funds for this beta release will be used to continue the development and testing of the next beta

Unlock the power of portable cybersecurity, development, and Linux computing with CyberT. A custom-built, all-in-one handheld terminal designed for hackers, makers, and tinkerers alike.

At the heart of CyberT. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4 Only), seamlessly integrated into a custom PCB packed with thoughtfully designed features to provide a powerful, compact, and intuitive terminal experience. This beta was designed to work with a slim 4" 720x720 display, but due to the lack of know-how building drivers, I have not found a way to get it to display (contact for additional details if you have experience building RGB drivers, I can send you the display) Adafruit hast the display as well (adafruit.com/product/5794)and I used this one (buydisplay.com/square-3-95-inch-720x720-ips-tft-lcd-display-rgb-interface). The alternative display uses HDMI, see link and updated photos with the extended front face to fit the thicker display(https://a.co/d/dv6oPja).

Read some more about it on my page & find other builds carboncomputers.us/blogs/news/cybert

🔧 Key Features: Custom QWERTY Keyboard (QMK Powered): Fully programmable and customizable for your workflows and shortcuts.

Built-in Touchpad: BlackBerry touch sensor for efficient pointer navigation—no mouse needed.

Integrated BMS (Battery Management System): Onboard charging and safe power delivery ensure hours of usage.

HDMI Output: Connect to an external display for expanded workspaces.

Micro SD Card Slot: Expandable storage or OS swapping on the fly.

3.5mm Audio Jack + Stereo Speakers: Full audio support for media or communication.

Compact Handheld Form Factor: ideal for fieldwork or on-the-go sessions.

What's included? Custom-built and fully assembled PCB with components Documentation about the display, if you want to try to get the original display to work ( if you have experience building custom RGB drivers, contact me). The display should run with the HyperPixel driver with some modifications QMK configuration for keyboard and touchpad STL for the two cases, one for the slim display and one for the thicker Waveshare 4" square with HDMI

What do you need? CM4 (CM5 not compatible, not enough power on this first beta) JST Lipo battery, but not necessary (note the polarity before connecting) 3D Printer or have the case 3D printed (I'll offer cases for it as needed, maybe I'll list it here) BlackBerry touch sensor for the cursor M2 - 5mm screws FPC-HDMI and FPC or flat USB-C cable to power the display and have touch support (if you use the Waveshare Display) If you use the original slim display, you will need an FPC extension, as the port on this beta is a bit far and the display FPC is too short.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out or email support@carboncomuters.us. We are a small team of just 3 part-timers.