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A Real Atari 2600 and a Real CRT, Somehow in a Handheld
Nick Bild's uTari Go puts original Atari chips, cartridges, and a four-inch CRT into a custom printed enclosure. No emulator, no FPGA.
Oct 7, 2026
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Nick Bild's uTari Go puts original Atari chips, cartridges, and a four-inch CRT into a custom printed enclosure. No emulator, no FPGA.

Science Tricorder Cyberdeck main interface
Peter Jansen / The Tricorder Project · CC BY 4.0Cropped to the actual sensor console and controls for a readable thumbnail; resized and encoded as WebP. No scene alteration.
Peter Jansen's open handheld combines visible spectroscopy, thermal imaging, magnetic sensing and more. Its documented limitations make the prototype worth studying.

Ivan Miranda designed and built a 3D printed go-kart that can fit in a suitcase, making it easy to transport.