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Here's an interesting way to add a LCD screen to your CPU case. This project uses a PSOne LCD. This Maker had a video card that supported video out, but it seems like it's possible to wire in directly if your video card supports it. You could also power it from the computer itself. Link.
HOW TO: Hack A PSOne LCD Into Your Computer
Here's an interesting way to add a LCD screen to your CPU case. This project uses a PSOne LCD. This Maker had a video card that supported video out, but it seems like it's possible to wire in directly if your video card supports it. You could also power it from the computer itself. Link.
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May 14, 2005 12:26 AM
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Try this guide, it has more pictures and shows how to use the VGA approach, which delivers more quality.
http://bit-tech.net/article/136/1
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This is a pretty cool idea. I was wondering if it is possible to do something like this with an old Gameboy Advance i have lying around. Any ideas?
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Hay Friends !!
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