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This handheld x86 mini-computer is heading to Kickstarter with swappable accessories and 4G LTE

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In context: Handheld devices with PC-like internals are growing in popularity and capability. The market is now served by both OEM offerings and custom projects, with the latter producing some of the most ambitious attempts to turn x86 hardware into a true pocket-sized computing platform.

A company named Mogozen has been working for months on the CG Deck project and is now preparing to launch a crowdfunding campaign to bring the product to market. The CG Deck is a handheld "mini-computer" based on an x86 SoC design, offering extensive customization options and compatibility with both Windows and Linux.

According to the project's official site, the "heart" of the CG Deck is an Intel N150 processordesigned for embedded and mobile applications. The chip includes four x86 cores with a maximum clock speed of...

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