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       ____ FRST Computer: The MODEL4 cyberdeck  ____________________________
       
  TEXT        is this solarpunk?
       
        This is the latest cyberdeck model from FRST Computer.  This is a
        return to the earlier epaper-and-microcontroller designs.  Zephyr
        RTOS provides the base for the firmware, while lots of
        Plan 9-inspired goodness is layered on top.  It's intended as a
        statement on low-power, patient (read: slow), personal computing.
       
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       Hardware and Highlights:
       
        - ESP32S3 (dual 240Mhz Xtensa w/ 8MB PSRAM)
        - Waveshare 7.5" 800x480 B&W epaper display
        - Integrated 36-key keyboard w/ choc switches
   IMG  -== (M3) Keyboard Guide ==-
          - chocV-descended
          - ZMK(!) firmware
          - Miryoku layout (3 efficient layers)
          - RGB LED indicates active layer
        - Integrated 7-LED RGB front-light
        - Semtech (SX1262) LoRa module
          - Can be equipped with either 915Mhz or 432Mhz modules
       
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       Intro ad (rendered plainly:)
       
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       | FRST Computer                          VCF East 2026 - Public Alpha  |
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         MODEL4:
         An ultra-personal cyberdeck for the retrocomputing set
       
           Boots to a shell. Runs on e-ink. 9P native.
           Sub-ghz mesh networking built-in.
           Slow computing. Zen. Like a teletype at 300 baud. :)
       
       
         What can you do with it?
       
           Read.  Write.  Program in Forth.  Play Zork.
           Browse gopherspace.  Chat over LoRa radio.
           Connect a data crystal for internet or local BBS.
           Do Apple 1 things.  Build your own neighborhood smolnet.
       
       
         What's inside?
       
           ESP32-S3 / Zephyr RTOS / 8MB PSRAM / SX1262 LoRa Radio
           800x480 1-bit 7.5" e-paper display / BLE 9P keyboard
           LittleFS / pForth / 65C02 / Z-machine
       
         Soldered by hand in a garage in Tennessee.
       
         Give it a go.  It's files all the way down.
       
       
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       |  BATCH 6 -- Now taking reservations.                                 |
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       |      $333.33                                                         |
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       |      $50 deposit secures your place.                                 |
       |      Balance due before shipping.                                    |
       |      Hand-built. Numbered. Signed.                                   |
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       |  Includes:                                                           |
       |      MODEL4 cyberdeck, 36-key wired keyboard, battery,               |
       |      firmware pre-loaded, off-grid self-organizing LoRa mesh,        |
       |      unique watercolor artwork.                                      |
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       |  Reserve with a $50 Venmo deposit.                                   |
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                                  frstcomputer.com
       
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       | % _           Ask me about it. I built it. I'll build you one.       |
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