Pi 7 inch Tablet

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I used the latest Raspberry Pi model, a Pi 3 Model B+, for this project. The charger board can be any type as long as it supplies 5 volts of power and has one micro USB port along with an output. In addition to these requirements, I needed two four-way USB splitters that are not hubs, a micro SD extension cable, a 3.5 mm audio extension, and an HDMI extension for this project. The screen used in this project is the official Raspberry Pi screen. I also added an optical drive and external storage component to this device. This component has an optical drive inside along with two USB connectors and two USB drives connected to a four-way USB splitter. The USB splitter is then connected to a female-to-female USB adapter, which enables me to connect a male-to-male USB cord from this component to any desired device. This external storage component was found on the Wish website. Optical Drive USB IDE Laptop Notebook CD DVD RW Burner ROM Drive External Case Enclosure I am extremely satisfied with this device's performance.