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Compact open hardware · Est. 2026

Full Linux
palm-sized

Meet TypixDeck — a thin, palm-sized machine in a CNC-machined aluminum body, built around a Raspberry Pi Compute Module. Open it, hack it, make it yours. Shipped worldwide.

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TypixDeck
Raspberry Pi CM0/CM4/CM5
 TypixDeck — fanless Linux computer
0 dB
Truly silent
Compute
Step 1 · Choose your platform
Step 2 · Choose the configuration
Storage
TBA· shipped worldwide
Look inside

CM0 / CM4 are fanless & silent (0 dB). The CM5 build adds an optional 4-pin PWM fan + dedicated CNC case — in production.

Pre-order · ships before end of Q3 2026 (by end of September) · full refund before shipping · runs the open Raspberry Pi ecosystem
0 dB
Fanless
6061-T6
CNC aluminum
CM4/5/0
Raspberry Pi Compute Module
100%
Open source
Why it's different

Everything a tiny computer should be

No fan to fail, no plastic to flex, no firmware locked away — just beautifully made machines you fully control.

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CNC aluminum chassis

Carved from a single block of 6061-T6 aluminum, bead-blasted and anodized. Rigid, cool to the touch, built to last decades.

CNC aluminum chassis
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Truly silent — 0 dB

The CNC aluminum chassis is the heatsink — no fan, no vents, no dust. CM0 and CM4 run completely silent at 0 dB. For CM5's extra power, a dedicated CNC case with a 4-pin PWM fan header is in the works.

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Raspberry Pi CM4 / CM5 / CM0

Drop in the compute module you want. CM0 fits too via the castellated 132-pin CM0→CM4 adapter (sold separately).

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Full I/O

HDMI, USB-C, dual USB-A, Ethernet, 40-pin GPIO.

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Open CAD & firmware

Every STEP file, schematic and image on GitHub.

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Pocket-sized

Smaller than your phone, heavier than it looks. It slips into a bag and runs a full Linux desktop anywhere.

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    Made to be opened

    Four screws and you're inside.

    • ✓Tool-friendly. Captive screws, labeled connectors and a documented teardown — no glue anywhere.
    • ✓Swap the brain. The compute module sits on a standard socket. Move up to CM5 in minutes.
    • ✓Expand it. M.2 slot for NVMe, a 40-pin header for HATs, internal headers for add-ons.
    • ✓Repair, don't replace. Spare parts and CAD are public, so a scratched lid never means a new computer.
    Open CAD on GitHub ↗
    Software & compatibility

    Run everything you love on TypixDeck

    It runs mainline Linux on Raspberry Pi — so the whole open-source world comes with it. A taste of what just works.

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    Silent desktop
    Silent desktop

    A full Linux desktop that makes no sound

    Boot straight into Raspberry Pi OS or your distro of choice. Code, SSH, browse and tinker — with zero fan noise on your desk.

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    TypixDeck

    Technical specifications

    Compute
    Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 or 5 (socketed) — or CM0 via the castellated 132-pin CM0→CM4 adapter
    Chassis
    CNC-milled 6061-T6 aluminum, bead-blasted & anodized
    Cooling
    Passive 0 dB on CM0/CM4 (chassis is the heatsink); CM5 adds an optional 4-pin PWM fan header + dedicated CNC case (in development)
    Storage
    microSD + internal M.2 NVMe slot
    Ports
    HDMI, USB-C (PD), 2× USB-A, Gigabit Ethernet, 40-pin GPIO
    Wireless
    Wi-Fi 5 / Bluetooth 5.0 (CM-dependent)
    Dimensions
    95 × 62 × 22 mm · 280 g
    Open source
    Full STEP files, schematics & firmware on GitHub
    Good to know

    Frequently asked questions

    The TypixDeck ships as a chassis kit. Add a CM4 or CM5 at checkout, or drop in one you already own — it uses the standard compute-module socket.

    The CNC aluminum chassis is the heatsink. The compute module is thermally bonded to the chassis, so heat spreads across the whole body and dissipates silently, even under sustained load.

    Yes. Four captive screws, no glue, labeled connectors, and a public teardown guide. Spare parts and CAD files are available so you can repair or modify anything.

    All items are pre-orders, built in small batches. Estimated dispatch is by the end of Q3 2026 (end of September); we email tracking when it ships. Shipped worldwide (shipping calculated at checkout), and a full refund any time before yours ships. Duties may apply depending on your region.

    Build your pocket Linux lab

    Silent, open, and made to be opened. Powered by the Raspberry Pi platform and its open ecosystem of millions of developers worldwide.

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