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The input voltage is 7.5v from the wall wart, which it then converts to 5 for the board operation. If you're not using the CCFL backlight and are lighting it off of 5v, do you even need 7.5v at all?
I believe that there are a couple chips that need ~7.5v, theres got to be a reason, or else someone ...

I have one of those Zenith screens, and yeah, it looks like the guts of the Sony psOne screen put in a different housing.

I assume that all of the psOne screen hacks apply (cutting off the top of the board with the transformer, LED backlighting, etc.)

The input voltage is 7.5v from the wall wart ...

Here's a little more info about it.

It's roughly the size of a GameBoy Micro, but thicker.
The screen is an OLED screen so it's very thin since no backlighting lightbox is required.
It supports NTSC out via a special cable, but only B&W.
It has mono audio though the built in speaker, but no ...

Howdy, long time listener, first time caller here. Thanks for all the great posts and for helping me become unhealthily obsessed with making portables and hacking up consoles.

I'm posting with some info on the OneStation, which I found while trolling around eBay and looking for NOAC source ...