posted Aug 2nd 2010 3:24pm by
Mike Szczys
filed under:
handhelds hacks,
nintendo hacks
[Lovable Chevy] finished her portable build, ending up with
a handheld that takes both SNES and NES cartridges. We’ve got to say congratulations on reaching the finish line as her first
build log post was in March of ’08. But it was worth the wait. The little device, which is a mash-up of the hardware from a
Retro Duo along with a PSone screen and 4250 mAh battery, looks quite nice thanks to her skill and patience when building the case. Take a look at the obligatory demo video after the break.
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posted Jun 8th 2008 10:45pm by
Eliot
filed under:
HackIt
We’re often asked what a simple way to add a display to a project is and we even hinted at this yesterday with the HMD comparison. The answer is: we’re not really sure. In the past, the go to was PSOne add on displays. They accept composite input which means you can painlessly attach almost any other consumer device with video out. The problem is they’re a little large. Then there’s the spy video car HMD. It’s black and white and accepts composite video too. It’s a little small though, which makes it difficult to work with outside of the original application. So, Hack-a-Day readers, what have you used as a simple palm sized portable display in your projects?
