Would it be profitable to build retro gaming devices with the

that market is already cornered

>>2740328
What about some sort of retro raspberry pi computer?

>>2740331
Google this shit. DIY crowd has been all over this shit for years. There isn't a lot if any money in it.

>>2740324
shit tons. yes.. infact, you can make the chips smaller

anon. do you know how to code these things?

>>2740381


>we're seeing gold boys.


So look. if you know how to code these. I'll back you up at a slow pace.

I've got a few things moving at a slow pace.

Trying to shake this 9-5... then everything will pick up.

>>2740381
I have some basic programming experience (mainly with python) and played around a bit with micro-controllers, like Arduino.

>>2740385
same here

>>2740385
https://discord.gg/TjAbxM

I am trying to buy freetime. I got a good job now, but I am not on the right path.

i am working on a parser right now.

I don't like going at the pace of a framework and then constantly having to learn someone else's model.
i know that's frowned upon, but i can go at incredible speed when doing things with my own code base.

It was already done.

http://www.makerbuino.com/

>>2740567
wow. your gold looks a little tarnished.
>almost looks like this shit.

FUD's aside, we need to make fidget UI controls with quality material science shit.

We need a material science guy and someone who knows how to take circuits to the factory. Which will involved some electrical engineering design a little. But there are probable useful frameworks for that type of thing. We won't need the entire device full of chips. BUt yet.

it'll be the next Foreverspin.
high tech
sleek
blue tooth connected to IoT & your development space.
customized.
new universal UI standard that adapts to individuals

>>2740739
I'll get one of my crispr boys on it too.