M5Stack launches CardputerZero Linux device on Kickstarter

M5Stack has released the CardputerZero, a pocket-sized Linux computer equipped with a keyboard, camera and AI tools. The device runs on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module Zero and is available through a Kickstarter campaign that has already exceeded its funding goal.

The CardputerZero measures 84 by 54 by 23.1 mm and features a Broadcom BCM2837 quad-core processor at 1 GHz with 512 MB of RAM. It includes a 1.9-inch display, 46-key keyboard, 1,500 mAh battery and support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet. A standard model adds an 8 MP camera and full IMU sensors while a Lite version omits those extras at a lower price point.

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