I gave a sneak peak of this DIY laptop project in a previous video: https://youtu.be/tAhTC5bPQH0 The goal is to design a kit that'll enable you to build a laptop from a Mini-ITX motherboard and parts of your choosing (within the power limits of a portable system). Basically, you'll be able to build a laptop the same way a desktop PC is built. Yes, it'll be a fat laptop since it has to fit a Mini-ITX motherboard, but it will be portable, battery powered, and contain the hardware of your choosing (e.g., A1222/Tabor if you're an AmigaOS fan). Who is it For? 1. People who enjoy making stuff who'd like to build a laptop from parts (and choose what those parts are) 2. AmigaOS 4.x fans who want a fully-featured portable machine. Based on the A1222/Tabor motherboard, it'll run AmigaOS 4.x natively and include full 3D graphics acceleration via Warp3D Nova 3D (a.k.a., PORtable Tabor Incorporating Amigaone, or PORTIA). This is the fastest path to a true AmigaOS laptop within an acceptable time-frame and cost To learn more, visit: https://keasigmadelta.com/diy-laptop/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkKL8U6Hj9E

Want to hear when the book is released and get the special introductory price? Sign up here: https://keasigmadelta.com/subscribe EDIT: This tutorial series is available now. Click one of the links below for details: - Paperback edition: https://keasigmadelta.com/warp3dnova-tutorials - Kindle edition: https://keasigmadelta.com/warp3dnova-tutorials-kindle This soon to be released book your chance to learn 3D graphics programming using Warp3D Nova from the man who created the Warp3D Nova API himself, Hans de Ruiter. In this tutorial series, Hans takes you from zero through to rendering 3D texture-mapped objects with lighting. By the time you're done you'll have the fundamentals of 3D graphics using Warp3D Nova, and will be ready for bigger things. What You'll Learn Here's an overview of what's inside: - Tutorial 1: Create a window - Tutorial 2: Hello triangle - draw something - Tutorial 3: A splash of algorithmic colour - procedural texture mapping - Tutorial 4: Colour another way - per-vertex colour - Tutorial 5: 3D at last - draw a cube - Tutorial 6: 3D lighting - add lighting to the scene - Tutorial 7: Animation - making objects move - Tutorial 8: Adding texture - texture-mapping - Tutorial 9: Normal mapping - extra realism with surface bumps and features - Warp3D Nova gotchas - easy mistakes and how to avoid them - GLSL shader debugging - tools and tips - Where to go from here - next steps in your graphics programming journey What is Warp3D Nova? Warp3D Nova is a modern shader-based 3D graphics API for AmigaOS 4.1+. To follow these tutorials, you will need an AmigaOS machine with suitable hardware (e.g., an AmigaOne X5000 with a Radeon RX 560 graphics card). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1R8ZSI-l34