Modern smartwatches may rival the giant desktop PCs of yesteryear in terms of processing power, but counting how many steps you've taken feels like a waste of horsepower. Why not turn a smart wearable device into a complete immersive computer ? Looks like it was hacked from a BlackBerry with the same tiny keyboard ?
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The LilyGo T-Watch Keyboard C3 Kit promises and looks great, so don't be intimidated by what you can do with this setup. This small computer is based on LilyGo TTGO T-Watch 2020 V3 ESP32 . And it's done. The $35 price tag tells you what it's capable of. It's nothing more than a dual core 240MHz ESP32 MCU driving a 1.54" LCD touchscreen with a 3-axis accelerometer that powers the basic fitness tracker. It's available like any wearable and is really aimed at computer geeks and hackers who are looking for a fully customizable smartwatch. such as Devices with a complex user interface and the ability to connect a smartphone out of the box. .
For those who want to turn their watch into a mini PC (it sounds like a nightmare to dial ), You can buy a small keyboard accessory for $19 that includes an additional sound module with microphone and speakers. Alternatively you can. Get it with the watch for $55. very strange It has no audio beats. You also need to buy keyboard accessories Without package To achieve this, defeats any goal .
What can be done outside the box? A little. According to the CNX Software blog , Liligo provides sample Arduino code for the Keyboard Accessory on GitHub , but it is sorely lacking for those who want to install it. Use this kit to check what works and what doesn't. Can he run Doom ? Yes , and this is probably the best use of this keyboard, because playing Doom with LilyGo TTGO T-Watch on the built-in gyroscope to control the game is not very fun.
