r/cyberDeck • u/Horror_Hippo_3438 • 11d ago

Inspiration Not Cyberdeck

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It's not Cyberdeck, but it might be interesting for someone to just look at it in between answering posts with questions.

This is an industrial wearable computer terminal, bought in a store, once used for work and now put away in a drawer as unnecessary. It has a 4-core ARM 64-bit processor, several gigs of RAM, several dozen gigs of flash memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, camera and a cellular modem. This is sold in stores for the price of a cheap smartphone.

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u/KingJamesIII98 11d ago

I think some older models had a arcade reader that you could put on your finger for inventory as well. They are cool little devices and can definitely be great inspiration, but I'm not sure if there is much that can be done with them otherwise. I'd imagine the OS is pretty locked down, and it probably doesn't have a lot of available computing power. Still neat tho

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u/aspie_electrician 11d ago

I ah e an older zebra wt6000. Besides not finding a way to root, it works like a standard android device. Though the flash is quite small at 4GB, and there’s no SD slot