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there are no pictures to show because it is still being figured out..this post was supposed to have people help with the idea and try and figure out if there is a way to do it..people have been pming me with their ideas and so far the only logical one that makes sense is a switch that switches ...

yeah nah i found a way to do it by talking to someone else and i was surprised i didnt come up with it..im just going to wire a switch so it would switch between both connections because the xbox wouldn't boot up if i connected both the the motherboard..the only problem with the switch is that you ...

i have made an xbox 360 laptop and decided i wanted to do another one and wanted to come up with a more sleeker design where i can have an internal HDD and have a spot to be able to have an external HDD drive if wanted..now probably you will all say what is the point of that..well i will be using it ...

ok i see. now you said that "you do have a thread about that" is that referring to the gateway monitor? i've been trying to find out where he cuts the gateway monitor and where he wires it. I know he had a ps3 laptop guide and he uses that monitor, but i only was able to find part 1 from that and ...

well you know how ben "hacks" the westinghouse monitor for the xbox 360 portable and the gateway monitor. i mean like that. cutting the circuit board and wiring it to the xbox's psu. i'm trying to learn how he knows where to cut it and specifically what part of the board goes to the psu and what ...

i've seen multiple threads on hacking the ps1 screen and mini tv screens. i am having trouble finding how to hack lcd monitors. does anyone have any websites that can help people out with knowing how to hack an lcd monitor?

Does anyone know where Ben cuts this monitors power supply/lamp inverter? Where does he also solder wires to connect to the xbox 360 power supply?

I am not very good with hacking LCD monitors, does anyone know a website where I can further research how to hack LCD Monitors? It would be very helpful ...