I would like to know the EXACT size of a game boy advanced original screen.
L + W + H
Then I need to know where I can get custom cut plexiglass, and square LED's that are super thin. (also low power usage on the LED)
Then I will make my GBA back lit and you all will praise me.
THE END.
GBA Original screen size?
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Dr. KillGood
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Re: GBA Original screen size?
http://www.gameboy-advance.net/accessor ... _light.htmDr. KillGood wrote:I would like to know the EXACT size of a game boy advanced original screen.
L + W + H
Then I need to know where I can get custom cut plexiglass, and square LED's that are super thin. (also low power usage on the LED)
Then I will make my GBA back lit and you all will praise me.
THE END.
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Because the original GBA screens don't like being backlit. If you pass light through them, you can barely tell there's an image on them.Negative_Creep wrote:Thats frontlit not backlit
The original GBA SPs basically have the same thing; that's why the screen looks 'milky' with the light enabled. The "brighter screen" SPs have a completely different screen, possibly one similar to a DS screen. (I don't think they're interchangeable.)
You could try hacking a 'brighter' SP screen into the original GBA, I suppose.
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