CyberT. - Raspberry Pi CM4 Terminal - Beta

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

New release, beta v1.5 has minor tweaks that enabled the slim screen, and now the model has a flat front and there is a new case with a flat back for a a slim design at about 12 mm thick! As thick as an iPhone with a case on.

Funds for this beta release will be used to continue the development and testing of the next beta that will feature USB ports and support for the CM5. Stay tuned.

Note that this is not a fully finished project, and this listing is meant for tinkers, geeks, or people interested in owning something cool, no soldering required to assemble, but some experience doing DIY will be helpful. The keyboard mapping needs some work/ optimization, simple to program with QMK or VIA.

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 1.5 now works with the designed slim display 4" 720x720 (Adafruit hast the display as well (adafruit.com/product/5794)and we tested and 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). For a retro design, all files will be published and shared with your purchase.

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

You can order the system in parts; just add to the cart the parts you need for the full build.

How to order: just add to cart the PCB(includes case) add the CM4 or skip if you have one. Add the battery and SD card if you need one, and add the assembly service if you want or use the build guide we will publish soon, if missing contact us for the guide.

🔧 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 and build guide. The display runs with the HyperPixel driver, see build guide. QMK configuration for keyboard and touchpad. STL for the 3 cases, one for the slim display and angled back, one slim, and one for the thicker Waveshare 4" square with HDMI.

What do you need? CM4 (CM5 not compatible with beta v1.5, not enough power on this beta) JST LiPo battery, but not necessary as you can run via usb C power port (note the polarity before connecting) 3D Printer or order the 3D printed case, BlackBerry touch sensor for the cursor, and M2 - 5mm screws. FPC-HDMI and FPC or flat USB-C cable to power the Waveshare display if you opt to use that model, and wany touch support.

Parts needed for DIY

• PCB (includes case)
• CM4
• Display
• Battery
• MicroSD Card
• 4x M2 - 5mm screws
• FPC HDMI & FPC USB-C Cable (for touch support) if you choose the Waveshare HDMI model

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out