PSX Laptop - Specs are in
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well that's not my idea for this, I am designing a laptop(done allready) and I am going to desolder the controller and memory card port from the baord and put them to the sides of the laptop, since the PSone controller port with memory card plug isnt connected together, like in the original PSX, you can take them and move them away from each other. Ill show you if I can get a pic of it, I just have to desolder them first and run wires from them to the motherboard so I can move them to where I need em to go to
well that's not my idea for this, I am designing a laptop(done allready) and I am going to desolder the controller and memory card port from the baord and put them to the sides of the laptop, since the PSone controller port with memory card plug isnt connected together, like in the original PSX, you can take them and move them away from each other. Ill show you if I can get a pic of it, I just have to desolder them first and run wires from them to the motherboard so I can move them to where I need em to go to
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EnterTheHatrix
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You mean like Ben's Wii laptop?Jongamer wrote:Nope Not a Laptop unless it has Built in Keys or Buttons of some sort and can sit ON your Lap.dudex77 wrote:lol pw0ndRellizate wrote:This belongs in the PSone section, as it is to do with modding the psone. Why are so many people making PSone laptops?! There is already one:
And if you are building controlls into it, you would have to mount them on the top like arcade controlls, and if you did that you would lose all the sweet gameplay. Just seems pointless...
Good luck with it anyway, though.
gamemasterAS wrote:Solder is also bad for you, says on the spindal that its known to cause cancer in the state of California.
vskid wrote:I'm safe, I live in Utah.
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ShockSlayer
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So, What the current status?
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Jongamer
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Is this it?dshacker wrote:yea, well there's this site on how to fix the blown fuse, but I cant currently find it, and it shows where to fix it at on the ds board
http://scdev.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t= ... highlight=
It sure looks like it.
yea, well if you had touched the sl1 for no reason, it wont boot, and I cant find the site to fix the blown fuse, so what I am going to do is replace the board for free and give it the new casing, also, on your current ds board, the left and right shoulder pads arent there for some reason, I was wondering if you had ripped em. Anyways, I had gotton my stack of cases (a new stack today), I'm working on my buy site so I can have people buy from me, I love my Mac, since Iweb's on it, makes sites easy, and also, he ds board I ordered should be here shortly, most likly this week coming or next week on a monday, so ethir way, the ds will be fixed
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Jongamer
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Ok cool thanks, I thought I told ya that I wanted the L and R buttons fixed? Yes I did rip em off cuz they were screwed from a Repair attempt (A dab of glue on top of the Rubber thing that touches the Plastic shoulder buttons.) and a Little seeped down under the Little metal Pad the completes the Circuit got stuck down, so I just Ripped em off with some pliers (I did'nt have any Desoldering equipment, lol Never get Desoering bulbs for Electronic jobs, get Desoldering braids)dshacker wrote:yea, well if you had touched the sl1 for no reason, it wont boot, and I cant find the site to fix the blown fuse, so what I am going to do is replace the board for free and give it the new casing, also, on your current ds board, the left and right shoulder pads arent there for some reason, I was wondering if you had ripped em. Anyways, I had gotton my stack of cases (a new stack today), I'm working on my buy site so I can have people buy from me, I love my Mac, since Iweb's on it, makes sites easy, and also, he ds board I ordered should be here shortly, most likly this week coming or next week on a monday, so ethir way, the ds will be fixed
Thanks for Keeping me informed, Hope ya like your dad's mac more that I like my Crappy 700mhz Dell
