Bitlash Teensy (mini)notebook [Onboard Interpreter]

Hi Guys (and Girls)!

I've been working last two days on a mini notebook based on bitlash running on a Teensy 3.1. The idea is to use it when you need some sort of mobility to do something quick, put a servo on a special position, take a look if a sensor is working the way that you think it should be, blink a led etc... without the need to turn on your computer writing a sketch for your Arduino / Teensy to print whatever on the serial port and getting your notebook next to your project.

I based my idea on the following episode Build a Retro Computer: BASIC 80's Pocket Computer of Ben Heck Show. But he used and Atmega microcontroller, I went for Teensy because it is much more powerful than the Atmega and despite Basic is nostalgic bitlash is way more easy to extend, write code and etc.

I got a Chatpad for 14 bucks to be my keyboard and modified this library to run with Teensy, you don't even need to re-flash the keyboard pic

For the screen I'm using an ILI9341 2.8" LCD from Adafruit (planing on getting the touch screen enabled on a near future) It can provide RGB colors, has much more space than than the original Ben computer.

The initial code is working, Now I'm going to print a 3d case, and write some additional custom functions on bitlash to run servos, drive some WS2812B leds and of course write some games to play on it!