First version of the Plastation?!!!!!
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First version of the Plastation?!!!!!
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wouldnt be too hard to make a psxP. havig the diff voltages would be a pain but other than that not too hard
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If you want to make a portable, you'd be better off dropping the 30 bucks for a PSone (the newer smaller one.) It only needs one voltage input (7.2v), and the board is smaller and uses less power.
You could always do a case swap, or a disc cover swap on it. There's kits avalible online.
You could always do a case swap, or a disc cover swap on it. There's kits avalible online.
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Well with a budget of $60 you can get the PSone w/ Screen combo from Gamestop or EBgames.
If you don't have a soldering iron, wire, solder, or any other basic things like that then you might want to look at something you can get for a little less.
And as for the PSX there is one thing you can use from it; the CD-rom. Other then that the old PSX is too big, voltage requirements are too complex and needs too much current.
If you don't have a soldering iron, wire, solder, or any other basic things like that then you might want to look at something you can get for a little less.
And as for the PSX there is one thing you can use from it; the CD-rom. Other then that the old PSX is too big, voltage requirements are too complex and needs too much current.
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Hmmm...I, personally, think it'd be cool to make a PSX Classic handheld with one of those ancient gray Gameshark boxes frankensteined into it, and have a hookup on the back for the Serial connection (Memory dumping), it's what I use mine for. (I know, it's completely useless, but it's still fun.)
Sure, it might be big, but it can't be any bigger than an XBOX portable. (Or an XBOX360 portable. I'd REALLY like to see that.)
(EDIT: Obviously, I'm no William Shakespeare.)
Sure, it might be big, but it can't be any bigger than an XBOX portable. (Or an XBOX360 portable. I'd REALLY like to see that.)
(EDIT: Obviously, I'm no William Shakespeare.)
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