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And FYI it can be modified to accept a composite signal.

Really? How? I've not heard of this before. Though, I can't really see why you'd want to use the blur-fest STN LCD that is the I-O's screen for gaming (unless you managed to score one of the prototypes with a TFT). Still a neat little ...

We should have a little old lady's sewing circle for topics such as this! Just joking. Notice the utter sarcasim? I'm just wondering how many newbs or noobs (however it's spelled) out there think that they're not a newb and attack other newbs. We should all try to be helpful in the kindest way ...

Check out my portable pc. It might not be as fast or as portable as your's, but I'm going to hack it up to eithier serve as an onboard vehical computer equipted with navigational capabilities, hack the LCD monitor for a oversized portable, or run emulators on it. It is not a fast computer, CPU only ...

There, better now? Good!

nos_slived wrote: Also, crop your avatar. That must take half the screen for people on a resolution of 800X600 or lower.

If you'd ask me nicely (since your not a mod), I'd be happy to! And FYI it can be modified to accept a composite signal.

I want to use an I-opener LCD screen to hook up to my snes version 1.0. The i-opener is a self contained computer which is incorporated inside of the flat pannel screen. It has its own os called QNX, varrient of unix. I looked it up on line and found that the i-opener can be hacked by installing a ...