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CES 2025 was packed with flashy robots, futuristic concepts and lots of buzzwords. But one humble device has quietly become the talk of the town: the Mecha Comet, a modular handheld computer built by an Indian team. At first glance, the Mecha Comet looks like a small computer, but it's much more.

Designed to be completely customizable, it gives users the freedom to create and modify it however they want. Unlike many locked devices, this handheld is open source and repairable, meaning you can tweak it, fix it, and make it your own. Whether you're into retro gaming, DIY hardware projects, or portable coding, the Mecha Comet offers endless possibilities.

You can connect different modules like game controllers, keyboards or Raspberry Pi HAT to what you need. The brains behind this device is a group led by Shoaib Merchant, an experienced engineer with a history of working on innovative automation projects. Mecha Comet is built to last. Its parts are easy to repair, the battery is replaceable and it supports up to 2TB storage upgrade.

Manufacturers have even shared CAD files so users can design and build their own modules for the device. Exciting potential uses include building your own Linux phone, turning it into a gaming console, building your own tools for cars or drones, even experimenting with robotics or satellites.

For tech enthusiasts, here’s a quick look at the specs:

Display: 3.4-inch IPS touchscreen.

Processor: ARM Cortex-A53 quad-core at 1.8 GHz.

RAM & Storage: 4GB RAM, 32GB storage (expandable to 2TB).

OS: Mechanix OS (Debian-based).

Compatibility: Works with Raspberry Pi HATs and mikroBUS Click boards.

Mecha Comet will launch soon on Kickstarter with a starting price of just $159. That's less than most mid-range smartphones. The team also plans to release more modules and expand its compatibility with other hardware. If you're someone who loves building, tinkering or creating, the Mecha Comet could be your next big project. So are you ready to design your own pocket future?

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Arjun Bansal

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