Notebook 2.0 is a DIY modular notebook (Do it yourself or do it yourself) created from a Raspberry Pi board, which already indicates that it is not a team with high demands, although the mini-PC Raspberry Pi Foundation can be a very powerful framework for building servers for small or relatively small organizations that save cost, space and power consumption compared to typical x86 machines.

Based on the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, the LapPi 2.0 features a 7-inch high-resolution capacitive touchscreen LCD, according to its creators.. The keyboard will be wireless so the user can use it whenever they want and it will incorporate it Raspberry Pi custom camera with 8 megapixel IMX219 sensorwith which it is possible to obtain photos with a resolution of up to 3280 × 2464 pixels.

Another feature highlighted by the makers of LapPi 2.0 is that it will have quality speakers so that the user can fully enjoy his favorite music. A lot of times in these PCs, the thing tends to focus on the experience through the monitor and the graphics accelerator, leaving the sound quality in the background. There are a lot of people who listen to music as a form of entertainment, so it doesn’t hurt that this section is handled by a team with these qualities.

Compared to the previous generation of the same device, one of the main improvements is the battery, which offers much more autonomy and which, according to the responsible parts of the internal power system, makes the LapPi 2.0 much more resistant to power outages.

Continuing with other aspects of LapPi 2.0, we have support for Raspberry Pi boards, allowing the user to use “as many RPis, HATs or expansion boards as you want”. Second, it will be available in at least four colors: transparent, yellow, blue and red.

The LapPi 2.0 is set to launch a Kickstarter campaign soon, and the price is not yet known, but if it’s reasonable, it’s a device with a lot more utility than meets the eye.