Device development requires knowledge and expertise in various fields including Computer Science (programming etc) and Electrical Engineering. To develop a device from scratch, I recommend you start off with a bunch of buttons and a micro controller. Learn how to program microcontrollers and if you find it too difficult, start off with other programming languages on the computer.
A blue print. Materials. Tools. Time. And patience.
The screens on any device can be scratched. However, they are not done so too easily.
They had to develop all the processes and methodologies from scratch because nobody had ever done any of that before.
There, at this point, no device that is antigravity. You will have to develop the formula for it.
any scratch which is sweet and sweat
Scratch is not an input or output device; it is a visual programming language and online community designed for creating interactive stories, games, and animations. Users input commands and code through a graphical interface, which allows them to create projects that can produce visual and audio output. Essentially, Scratch serves as a platform for programming rather than a physical device.
There's no mention of a specific distro being used in any specifications that are available on the internet. It is thus likely a custom / from scratch creation for the device.
I think it not be possible to develop any application without understanding the architecture of the Internet and the technologies.because which application you going to develop you need to know about this device or about the technologies which format you are going to develop is it support on those specific technologies.how this application work on this this device so you must need to know architecture of the Internet and the technologies as well.
lots of varieties of software
Sundial
Neither device has any known issues with scratching discs.
When you bake something completely from scratch... that is, not using a mix or any shortcuts.