Tft lcd module hs code.DIY game handheld! The Lyra is a unique device that integrates a retro game simulator and a handheld PC. It is based on the raspberry pie 3 CM3L: equipped with 1.4GHz ‘s quad-core @ 64-bit ARM processor.

1GB RAM + 16GB SD (upgradeable), 5-inch @ 800 × 480 TFT LCD display, 3000mAh lithium polymer battery, built-in speakers, and support to connect headphones through 3.5mm audio port, or audio and video output through DPI / HDMI.

Before Lyra, Creoqode also had rich experience in making Arduino suites, such as an open source game console called 2048, which was equipped with a 64 × 32 LED matrix screen. In addition, Creoqode built an AI head robot called Nova and a DIY game console called Pyxa (with a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels).

The company also launched a speaker kit designed to teach simple programming called Audx. Unfortunately, despite the cool concept, it failed to achieve its crowdfunding goal. As for the newly launched Kickstarter crowdfunding Lyra, this is a more mature product that chose to use raspberry pie to build the Arduino platform (CM3 Lite). Users can enjoy the pleasure of using a screwdriver to complete the assembly in 15 minutes without the blessing of special skills such as welding. London-based Creoqode says Lyra can simulate almost any classic game console and easily pocket hundreds of games. Judging from Creoqode’s Lyra promotion video, the handset simulator based on raspberry pie seems to be more suitable for such tasks than Android devices.

Finally, the Lyra is more than just a portable game console. In addition to easily connecting to the HDMI TV to play games, Creoqode also adds some additional features, such as connecting monitors, keyboards and other peripherals, and providing Internet access. If the hands-on ability is strong enough, you can also modify and install 8 sets of external sensors yourself, or change it to an entirely new project.