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SteelFox15
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PSP Screen

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I haven't looked at it nor do I know much about it, but a friend of mine said that he bought an a replacement PSP LCD screen a little while ago and could sell it to me fairly cheap. I was wondering if it'd work instead of the PSOne screen. It seems like it'd be sharper and a bit bigger, though if it's a difficult to wire or needs a lot of modification to work properly, I'd probably just stick with the PSOne screen. Thanks for any input.
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No don't do it just use the psone screen that screen won't work without major modification.
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I figured it wouldn't. Thanks for the response.
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that would be sweet to have a wide screen portable :D
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Post by usbcd36 »

I've seen some portable DVD players with external 7" widescreens (and yes, they have composite/S-Video inputs :roll: ). If you want a widescreen portable, go for those. Truth be told, they're about twice as expensive as PSone screens, but hey, stuff costs money!
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No. Unless you can trace each wire on the ribbon cable, build a PCB to interpret and output data, and program the process...
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