These Raspberry Pi backpacks are what my childhood spy dreams were made of

pcgamer.com:

Davide Marchetti's Bag Builds are taking the Raspberry Pi and hacking communities by storm. These backpacks(opens in new tab) are highly compartmentalized, practical storage backpacks that double as a portable desk, with clips and hooks for keeping your equipment tidy in transit.

There's enough space inside for any kind of hacking hardware and peripherals you might need to keep you amused when you're cruelly dragged out of the house this summer, away from your RPi projects (thanks Tom's Hardware(opens in new tab)).

In fact, here's the list of equipment that fits, which Marchetti shared on one of his Instagram posts(opens in new tab):

Now that's a lot of gear that would get absolutely destroyed if you just let it jangle around in any old backpack. And just think of all the cool stuff you could be building or hacking on the beach, by the pool, or hiding at the back of a friend's garden at a BBQ, refusing to talk to anyone.

The design, complete with bright orange, 3D printed plastic holders screwed to a plyboard frame, fits into the Bobby Hero Regular backpack by XD Design(opens in new tab), and it's super nifty if you plan to do any hacking on the go.

A week ago, in reply to a fan, Marchetti noted that «It started as personal for myself but as I have received a great feedback I am getting things ready to put the product on the market.»

I spoke to Marchetti, who says he's already working with customers to make a bespoke bag setup for their specific needs. He'll be selling them with and without the backpack, and the website where he's planning to sell them is currently under construction.

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