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Raspberry Pi tablet

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I picked out a part list to make it a real tablet (if you could find similar parts for cheaper reply with links to them (no ebay))

Battery https://www.adafruit.com/product/353

Battery charger https://www.adafruit.com/product/2465

Speakers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JS6QHWQ

Display https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IH6ZWWO

Raspberry Pi https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C6FFNY4

And Cellular NeeCoo Bluetooth V4.0 Dual SIM Card Adapter-29.99 Online Shopping| GearBest.com

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  • A few issues here. For one, the battery probably won't be able to last long enough at all for practical use, especially with a display and Pi plugged in at the same time, not to mention a sim card slot! Also, the Powerboost 1000c is an issue because it can only supply up to 1A, meaning it can't supply nearly enough current for the Raspberry Pi 3 (2.5A) as well as the display, which probably has an even higher draw. It might also need more than 5v but I'm not sure. So this build probably wouldn't work too well, so I would recommend putting more effort into this list. Good job on the Speakers though, and I like that screen!

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  • A few issues here. For one, the battery probably won't be able to last long enough at all for practical use, especially with a display and Pi plugged in at the same time, not to mention a sim card slot! Also, the Powerboost 1000c is an issue because it can only supply up to 1A, meaning it can't supply nearly enough current for the Raspberry Pi 3 (2.5A) as well as the display, which probably has an even higher draw. It might also need more than 5v but I'm not sure. So this build probably wouldn't work too well, so I would recommend putting more effort into this list. Good job on the Speakers though, and I like that screen!

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