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Winner Announcement: Win a Xbox One S All-Digital Edition!!

rjena
rjena over 6 years ago

Meet David Edwards from the e14 presents show The Electronics Inside: a show where David tears down toys, tools, and electronic appliances just to find out what’s inside.

 

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Watch our very first episode where David tears down Xbox One S All-Digital Edition.

 

You must wonder what happens to these devices after they are torn down. Well, if David manages to put it back together (and get it working) then we GIVEAWAY the device.

 

 

This month we are spicing things up by giving away David's torn down and rebuilt  XBOX one S All-Digital Edition to one lucky community member!

 

 

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Rules to enter:

 

Step 1:  Log in or register on element14, it's easy and free.

 

Step 2: In the comments below, post a picture of a game, game controller, handheld or console that you have modified in any way(The project should be yours, not someone else's) AND tell us what would you do with the new Xbox one S all digital. The entry with the best combination of past achievement and future aspiration will win.

 

Step 3: You can enter this contest until midnight UTC 13th September 2019. Winners will be announced on 30th September 2019. If you need something to do between now and then make sure to check out all the great electronics videos at element14 presents

 

Follow these pages for more information:

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  • kellyhensen
    kellyhensen over 6 years ago +6
    players.brightcove.net/.../index.html The winner of the Xbox One S is gingerofoz !!!
  • dougw
    dougw over 6 years ago +5
    This is the very first PCB I designed for my own personal use. It was laid out using translucent red and blue tape plus black tape and via donuts - at 2X scale, then photographically reduced through colored…
  • memelord69
    memelord69 over 6 years ago +4
    Here is the Gameboy Color that I customised for my son. Nothing too drastic just a new glass screen and backlight. He mainly uses it to Play Pokemon Blu. I'd love to win the Xbox so that we can both play…
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  • ryan.schmohe
    ryan.schmohe over 6 years ago

    This is my PiBoy I built with a Pi Zero. It has 4 action button on the front plus 2 more on the back. The Pi Boy also has a rechargeable battery, lcd screen, and a sound amp. I used my 3d printer to replace the battery holder on the back and for stands inside the case to hold the screen in place. I had to purchase more than one Game Boy to use the buttons and contacts from 2 separate units. The boards were cut and hot glued in place. Hardest part was scraping the solder mask and soldering to the small copper traces.

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    My XBOX IDEA!

    I would build a custom case (Flux Capacitor) using my 3d printer to hold the Xbox, HDMI switcher, Raspberry Pi, and some lights. The switcher, lights, xbox power-button, and IR will be controlled by the Pi via SSH. Im in the process of updating my workshop/office and running cat6 with HDMI/Network converters. This would be an awesome edition to my shop so I can watch some Netflix and play some games in my workshop or office. 

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  • a531016
    a531016 over 6 years ago in reply to ryan.schmohe

    That's a nice mod, did you re use the original game boy PCB for the buttons on the front?

     

    I like the sound of an integrated Xbox!

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    a531016 over 6 years ago in reply to ryan.schmohe

    That's a nice mod, did you re use the original game boy PCB for the buttons on the front?

     

    I like the sound of an integrated Xbox!

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