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My Raspberry Pi portable without HDMI!

starfire over 7 years ago

Saw the first episode and came up with my own version

Was going to 3D print a case but found this and though it was perfect.

BTW that screen is really nice, found it on Amazon sold by iuniker.

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hardwarehacking7 over 7 years ago

How do you mount the controls to the Board? and could it be done with a modern controller, like xbox one?
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starfire over 7 years ago in reply to hardwarehacking7

In my version I am using the original controls from the portable, so I found the traces on the original board that connect to the button pad and then wired them to the teensy
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starfire over 7 years ago in reply to hardwarehacking7

In my version I am using the original controls from the portable, so I found the traces on the original board that connect to the button pad and then wired them to the teensy
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hardwarehacking7 over 7 years ago in reply to starfire

I'm hoping to borrow that technique to make a ps vita laptop with a split controllers and a touch screen. Since its unix code based for the OS I can probably run it on a pc previously running ubuntu. so couols you send me a instructions on how you wired them to the PI and is i can do this on other board like the nuc pc board.

Am able to get a custom casse going.
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hardwarehacking7 over 7 years ago in reply to hardwarehacking7

Preferably keeping the original card reader intact.planning an plan on loading the software update from another pc anyway.
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makerkaren over 7 years ago in reply to starfire

Reusing what you're given is usually a pretty good way to go. Nice work.
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