The Slurptop, built by Slurpburgers, is a functional cyberdeck powered by a swappable power-tool battery and running a GMKtec MiniPC on x86 architecture. Battery life sits around 4 hours, after which a UPS swap module bridges the gap to wall current. Charging happens on the factory charger only, not in-device.
The input hardware is the real story here. The keyboard is mechanical with an ergonomic curve, and the trackball is scratch-built from the internals of a salvaged gaming mouse. These are not cosmetic choices. They are deliberate ergonomic decisions baked into a chassis designed for actual daily use, not shelf display.
The full build log at slurpburgers.com details every component and integration decision, including how the UPS module was adapted for hot-swap-adjacent behavior. If you are planning a cyberdeck build of your own, the power architecture alone is worth reading in full.
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