If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.
is there any Small High Definition LCD Screens for a reasonable price?
also...
is there a good chance of a small HD LCD Screen able to work with a PS2P Setup but yet have a decent Life Span?
reason why i wanna use a HD LCD is well for one Crisper Graphics bringing the realism out which is what im lookin for i'll be getting 4 battery packs pretty much just incase
if so then Great if not then i'll work with what i can get Price isn't much of a issue hehe
I don't really know of any cheap ones... in fact I honestly doubt they have cheap ones since nobody uses one. I'm sure you could probably hack one off a PSP though if 250 bucks is "reasonable" to you.
hmmm so im with ethier a PSP or a PS1....well i guess i'll stick with a PS1 i was gonna use a HD LCD Monitor but then thought to much of a hassle...
i seen around the board here about Green Tinting being seen and i went through the sticky and while in the proccess as much as i understanded it the completely proccess confused me when i used a Dummy system(Paper and scissor's) i've also tried to make it where theres less travel(meaning less wiring length for efficent Stability)
I don't think there's a way to use a PSP screen...
Yeah if you want a high quality screen for a PS2p, the best thing to use is a PSone screen modded for RGB. They haven't yet made screens that fit the one million or more pixels into a 3" square as far as I know.
I just can't wait until they make inexpensive OLED screens that can accept composite or RGB.
The only LCDs that small with that high of definition are in LCD projectors-that's why they're so dern expensive.
They use an LCD screen about 3-4" wide with a resolution of about 800 x 600 or 1024 x 768. You could try finding an older projector and taking it apart for it's screen. It's worth a look at. (Try to find one with a burned out bulb, because it will be cheaper.)