How Hard is it to make a Xbox Laptop
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John Kirby
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How Hard is it to make a Xbox Laptop
I've got no experience modding game consoles at all. So I was going to do a gamecube but my brother didn't like the idea of me tearing his gamecube apart so I've decided to make an Xbox laptop. How much harder is it to make an xbox laptop over a GCp? What is the average time that it takes to do something like this? And what size battery will I need to use?

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samjc3
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Re: How Hard is it to make a Xbox Laptop
first, wrong section.
second, it depends on how you want it to look, and how big it can be. assuming you want nice and slim, and nice looking, pretty darn difficult.
as for a battery, 11.1 volt or 14.8 volt, over 10 ah.
second, it depends on how you want it to look, and how big it can be. assuming you want nice and slim, and nice looking, pretty darn difficult.
as for a battery, 11.1 volt or 14.8 volt, over 10 ah.
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Re: How Hard is it to make a Xbox Laptop
and not having any experience, you definitely don't want to use "your" anything. You'll most likely mess up on something and then you'll be minus a console. you may even want to start with a system that doesn't have any moving parts.
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Re: How Hard is it to make a Xbox Laptop
:moved to proper forum:
I concur with the above statements. Start with something easier and less expensive, like a NES.
I concur with the above statements. Start with something easier and less expensive, like a NES.