Interrupt Tech
Interrupt
Follow a keyboard-based Linux radio computer.
LinuxQWERTYSub-GHzNFC / RFID
- Availability
- Preorder
- Design
- Closed
- Radio
- Advertised CC1101 sub-GHz
Taking orders now; the maker sets the ship date.
Radio equipment needs certification where you live (FCC, CE, UKCA, ISED, Anatel). Some devices are uncertified or restricted in Brazil. Buyers are responsible for their local law.
- Bring along
- Wait for a confirmed delivery and final configuration.
- Keep in mind
- The advertised hardware is still a prototype.
Image credit
Maker prototype image · Interrupt Tech(02) Blueprint
What’s inside
Pre-order Kickstarter product; no schematic, PCB, or design files are published, and the Interrupt-Tech GitHub account has no repositories.
Research notes
Checked interrupt-tech.com and blog.interrupt-tech.com — no hardware documentation, and the Interrupt-Tech GitHub user account (confirmed to exist) has zero public repositories. Product is still pre-order/in development as of 2026-09-27.
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
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Specifications
Proposed hardware
8
Development & support
5
No matching specification. Try a chip name, connector or feature.
What still needs checking
- Final production specification, delivery schedule, dimensions, battery capacity and package contents remain unconfirmed in the reviewed material.
- No finished setup manual, operating-system image, GPIO pinout, charging input rating or supported NFC/RFID standards were established.
- The April update is a historical milestone, not confirmation of September production readiness.
