It’s a printed circuit board designed to help you build your own handheld PC using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a 2.8 inch LCD display (sold separately). The board is designed to let you build a ...

Nope! All you need is PCB design software and a fabrication facility that’ll do the milling for you. That’s the secret sauce in [bobricius]’s very pleasing seven-segment display design.

Based on the PCB layout, the most popular Tesla models on the market might get a secondary display, most probably for the rear entertainment system. The board already has a place marked “2nd ...