Another handheld! Although not a gaming handheld like you may have been thinking. The Mecha Comet is a small handheld modular Linux computer around the size of a phone.

The new Mecha Comet would have been a dream device to mess about with when I was younger, a fully modular Linux-powered handheld.

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The Mecha Comet is a phone-sized computer small enough to slide into a pocket. But it has a smaller screen than most modern smartphones, runs a custom Linux-based operating system instead of Android or iOS, and features a modular design that lets you attach a keyboard, game controller, or other components to the lower half of the device. You can't actually buy one yet, but the makers of the Mecha Comet plan to launch…

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The Mecha Comet is a phone-sized modular computer with a small touchscreen display positioned above a modular input area where you can place a QWERTY keyboard, game pad, or other devices. After making its debut at CES in January, the Mecha Comet has undergone some changes - in a recent live stream the company announced it would upgrade the processor, display, and ports.

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Don't worry, it already smashed its original funding goal.

Mecha Comet is a modular handheld Linux computer that connects to Raspberry Pi Hats and other snap-on modules. It runs on Mechanix OS.

Snap In, Snap Out Repeat

LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devices.

Mecha Comet is a modular handheld Linux computer that connects to Raspberry Pi Hats and other snap-on modules. It runs on Mechanix OS.

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LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devices.

The Mecha Comet is a modular handheld Linux computer featuring a modular input section below a 3.92 inch AMOLED display, allowing you to swap out a QWERTY keyboard for a gamepad, I/O board, or other modules. After first introducing the device a year ago, the makers of the Mecha Comet have now launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign with Early Bird reward levels starting at $189 for an entry-level model.

Conoce el Mecha Comet, un mini-PC modular innovador presentado en la CES 2025. ¡Potencia y versatilidad al alcance de tu mano!

Photo:ギズモード・ジャパンロマンはカスタムにこそ宿る。MechaSystemsがCES2025でお披露目した「MechaComet」は、一見するとスマホのようなガジェット。ですが、スマホ以外のガジェットに変身させることもできるんです。あらゆる部分をカスタムできちゃう「MechaComet」のベースはディスプレイとバッテリー、それからSoCやメモリやストレージで構成されています。要素だけを見れ