So I had this idea for a cyberdeck like in 2020 that might actually be useful in the modern world.
I've been reading a lot, and after rooting my phone and this old original samsung gear I got as a gift I got on the thought of wearable tech.
One of the ironically biggest problems with laptops is their size, especially the fact that screens take up half of it. So my question is...
Can you take an HTC vive or similar VR helmets and modify them to instead display linux or a terminal, link that to a computer as small as the Pyra or Raspberry pi, throw it in your backpack and design a sort of net glove or small touch screen for wireless operation, so you could use the computer in your bag just by flipping down some goggles that otherwise look fashionable as fuck in the city just on your forehead?
The HTC's simple design makes it stand out but not too much, the frontal cameras are a bonus to switch between if you're hanging out in public. The only issue I can foresee is these are gaymer headsets rather than just decent peripherals, the expense withstanding, the requirement list is pretty hefty.
General cyber crossover thread, any cool projects you're working on that are /cyber/ or just any advice you can offer on a project like this or where to start. I've never built small computers and wouldn't know what to read first.