Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Consoles => Topic started by: Edgedamage on January 11, 2004, 03:32:04 pm
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I got lucky and found a local store that was selling these for $60. The lucky part was me getting the last one. I thought of trying other video feeds and was happy with the results.
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Dash
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Game
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This little monitor has me thinking about using it for a mini-itx project. It would be a great portable DIVX player.
http://www.mini-itx.com
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Xbox mini screen $60 http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=50014402&loc=108&sp=1
My wife got me wife for Christmas and I really like it. Its surprisingly clear and sharp for how small it is.
(http://ak.buy.com/db_assets/large_images/402/50014402.jpg)
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How is it for reading text?
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what kind of feeds are on it? or did you have to hack it?
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http://www.hipgearproducts.com/xbox/pdf/521.pdf
more info
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what kind of feeds are on it? or did you have to hack it?
the sony screen has composit and RGB
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what kind of feeds are on it? or did you have to hack it?
the sony screen has composit and RGB
Do you have any pointers to info that backs up the claim of RGB input? I find this very questionable. If it does indeed support RGB input, I wonder if the driver board for these small screen could drive a larger LCD screen (say from a laptop).
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Ok, well I confirmed the official sony PSOne LCD panel does take RGB input (through the psone connector). But the LCD specs are: Zoomed 348 x 240 pixels, Normal 263 x 190 pixels...so not adequate for larger 1024x768 LCDs (without some sort of auto-scaling build into the lcd...which some may have).
Still would be a cool project to try out.
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I found another site tells you the joy pad monitor has cables for audio and composite video. The only lcd monitor that uses RGB is the psone lcd. It's a drag that the ps2 shuts down the rgb output when playing a dvd. Good old copyright laws.