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kaia (kaia@brotka.st)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 09:29:26 JST kaia
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your aesthetic maybe
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  mr64bit (mr64bit@p.mr64.net)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:12:30 JST mr64bit
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  @kaia @sun Neat, that's cheaper than I expected.
  https://shop.m5stack.com/products/m5stack-cardputer-kit-w-m5stamps3
  I like m5stack's stuff a lot. Their esp32 stamps are the perfect form factor for most stuff I do, and I've got a few of their dials for making smart thermostats.
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    M5Stack Cardputer Kit w/ M5StampS3
    
    Description Cardputer is a card-sized portable computer that is perfect for engineers. At the heart of Cardputer is the M5StampS3, a mini development board based on the ESP32-S3 chip. Cardputer features a powerful dual-core processor, supports Wi-Fi functionality and integrates various peripherals and sensors, making it ideal for rapid functional verification, industrial control and home automation systems. The 56-key keyboard and 1.14" TFT screen allow users to easily enter and view information. The on-board SPM1423 digital MEMS microphone and built-in speaker enable voice operations such as recording, wake-up and audio playback. The infrared emitter allows infrared control interaction with external devices such as TVs or air conditioners. And Cardputer offers a HY2.0-4P interface for expanding I2C sensors such as temperature and humidity sensors, light sensors and pressure sensors, which allows users to add different functional modules according to their needs and unleash their creativity. Cardputer also includes a Micro SD card slot for expanding storage space. Users can store program code, data files, images, audio and other resources on the Micro SD card. The device is powered by an internal 120mAh+1400mAh (in the base) lithium battery solution, eliminating concerns about battery life. In addition, Cardputer has built-in battery charging and voltage regulation circuits that automatically adjust voltage and current to protect the battery and the device. The base of the Cardputer incorporates a magnet, allowing it to be attached to metal surfaces such as fridges or whiteboards. What’s more, Cardputer's structure is compatible with Lego hole extensions, allowing users to create even more interesting designs using Lego bricks. Features M5StampS3 Microcontroller. 56 key keyboard. 1.14 Inch TFT Screen. Cavity speaker and SPM1423 digital MEMS microphone. Infrared emission tube is used for infrared control interaction. HY2.0-4P port for connecting and expanding I2C sensors. Micro SD card slot for expanding storage space. The built-in 120mAh and 1400mAh lithium battery in the base provide long battery life. Base with magnet, compatible with Lego hole expansion. Includes 1x Cardputer 1x Hex Key Applications Fast functional verification and prototyping Industrial control and automation Home Control System Data acquisition and sensor monitoring Embedded system development and learning Wireless communication and Internet of Things (IoT) projects Specification Resources Parameters StampS3 ESP32-S3@Xtensa LX7 ,8M-FLASHWIFI,OTG\CDC Function Battery Capacity 120mAh+1400mAh Screen ST7789V2@1.14 Inch、240*135px Infrared emission distance Infrared emission distance (linear distance) of ∠180° : 410cm Infrared emission distance of < 90° : 66cm Infrared emission distance of < 45° : 170cm Standby current DC4.2V/0.26uA Operating current IR emission mode :DC4.2V/ 255.6mA Key mode :DC4.2V/165.7mA Speaker 8Ω@1W Product Size 84*54*17mm Package Size 149*94*18mm Product Weight 92.8g Package Weight 114g LEARN AND DOCUMENTS DOCUMENTS
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  poswald (poswald@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:12:40 JST poswald
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  @kaia @sun I just saw this at the Tokyo Maker Faire… I think it makes more sense as part of an ecosystem of sensors and devices.
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  1. A poster board covered with dozens of various M5 stack devices.
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  int%rmitt]nt sig^al. ...~!...) (nrmacdonald@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:12:58 JST int%rmitt]nt sig^al. ...~!...)
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  @kaia @sun if i were me from 45 years ago but you know, like now, i'd really want this
  
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  Baa (baa@mk.absturztau.be)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:13:03 JST Baa
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  @kaia@brotka.st @sun@shitposter.world I want one, add it to my collection of hardware I've never used
  
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  Sick Sun (sun@shitposter.world)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:13:06 JST Sick Sun
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  @kaia This is totally for me, thank you!
  
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  Sick Sun (sun@shitposter.world)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 10:58:01 JST Sick Sun
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  @mr64bit @kaia I just bought a cardputer and a dial and a thermal printer from them!
  
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  Nicro (nicro@fedi.absturztau.be)'s status on Monday, 30-Sep-2024 17:34:49 JST Nicro
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  @kaia @sun I'm still getting over my last irresponsible purchase. But I will bookmark this for future me to consider.
  
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