No, it has grooves. Teeny, tiny, micro-etching grooves, not easily replicated.
I think binbin was talking about the LightWedge. It cant have external grooves because your greasy fingers would mess them up completely. Maybe somthing with its internal structure.
Or maybe just the wedge shape. I'll ...
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- Thu Sep 25, 2008 2:26 pm
- Forum: Handheld Hacking
- Topic: GBA + JuiceBox = Yum?
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- Wed Sep 24, 2008 4:05 pm
- Forum: Handheld Hacking
- Topic: GBA + JuiceBox = Yum?
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Yeah, I saw that article. Seemed like bs to me...
So basicaly, what I need to do is to find some way to fabricate that special screen that the afterburner used... micro-grooves and all...
I did see this: http://www.lightwedge.com/
It is clear that its basically a plexiglass wedge.
So basicaly, what I need to do is to find some way to fabricate that special screen that the afterburner used... micro-grooves and all...
I did see this: http://www.lightwedge.com/
It is clear that its basically a plexiglass wedge.
- Tue Sep 23, 2008 6:13 am
- Forum: Handheld Hacking
- Topic: GBA + JuiceBox = Yum?
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- Sun Sep 21, 2008 8:06 am
- Forum: Handheld Hacking
- Topic: GBA + JuiceBox = Yum?
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GBA + JuiceBox = Yum?
Hi all! Me new! :D
I got an original GBA a few years ago, came with tetris... used it twice...
I though of buying a flashcart, for homebrew (ofcourse) but the GBA's lightless screen is unusable anyway so I forgot about it.
I also recieved a Mattel JuiceBox a while ago, and it's completely ...
I got an original GBA a few years ago, came with tetris... used it twice...
I though of buying a flashcart, for homebrew (ofcourse) but the GBA's lightless screen is unusable anyway so I forgot about it.
I also recieved a Mattel JuiceBox a while ago, and it's completely ...