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Interesting thought - how do you plan to power the Pi? seems this would more be a 'portable' than a 'laptop' Also - there is the 'pi top' kit if that suits yo
by cat199 6y ago
Interesting thought -
how do you plan to power the Pi? seems this would more be a 'portable' than a 'laptop'
Also - there is the 'pi top' kit if that suits your fancy.
- techdragon 6y agoI looked into this for the rpi4 a while ago and unfortunately the PiTop stuff won’t actually fit a rpi4 due to how it’s designed... at least that was what I was able to work out, I would love to be wrong.
- willis936 6y agoRaspberry Pi 4s are powered via USB C PD. You can buy 50 Wh USB C PD battery bricks for $20 (or 100 Wh for $40). RPi4s pull between 2 W and 5 W, so you’re looking at a long, long battery life with a cheap travel battery.