This Altoids tin ESP32 computer comes with a keyboard, and yes, it runs DOOM
An innovative Altoids tin has been transformed into a portable computer powered by an ESP32. This compact device features a tiny keyboard and can run classic games like DOOM, NES, and Game Boy emulators. It also streams internet radio and offers voice AI chat capabilities, showcasing the creativity of DIY electronics enthusiasts.
- ▪The Altoids tin computer is built using an ESP32 and includes a miniature keyboard.
- ▪It can run various emulators for games like DOOM, NES, and Game Boy.
- ▪The device also streams internet radio and features voice AI chat functionality.
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 19:52:45 GMT |
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