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Hey folks, as you may remember last year I entered the competition attempting to make a portable Xbox only to crash and burn at the finish line.
Well this year thanks to some awesome rule changes, I am getting a second chance.
I will be entering with the same portable, and attempting to finish it for real this time.
Per the rules I am required to open source prior work to make it a bit more fair for everyone, and I have done just that.
You can find source materials for pre existing PCB designs, as well as some that I have finished since last year here:
Xbox Portable Github repo
The housing design can be found here:
Housing 3D models
Features:
Some of the build is the same, a lot is new and redone, the goal is to include the following features.
So this time it should be much more fleshed out of an entry, and I am pretty excited to get going again on building this beast.
Anyway I guess that's mostly all I wanted to say, and wanna wish the other contestants the best of luck.
Catch ya later.
Well this year thanks to some awesome rule changes, I am getting a second chance.
I will be entering with the same portable, and attempting to finish it for real this time.
Per the rules I am required to open source prior work to make it a bit more fair for everyone, and I have done just that.
You can find source materials for pre existing PCB designs, as well as some that I have finished since last year here:
Xbox Portable Github repo
The housing design can be found here:
Housing 3D models
Features:
Some of the build is the same, a lot is new and redone, the goal is to include the following features.
- 9" 800x480 display
- Digital video via MakeMHz XboxHD+ for crispy video
- Digital audio via 4Layertech U-AMP 2
- Reverse engineered S controller controls for complete compatibility, as well as socketed Xbox One sticks for solder-free replacement
- 128GBs of MicroSD storage for game loading
- (New!) WiFi for playing Xbox Live enabled games online via Insignia
- (New!) Seamless 100W USB C PD charge and play
- 4x 21700 cells for an estimated 1.5hrs of battery life
So this time it should be much more fleshed out of an entry, and I am pretty excited to get going again on building this beast.
Anyway I guess that's mostly all I wanted to say, and wanna wish the other contestants the best of luck.
Catch ya later.