N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
What don't you understand?
N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
Look at the second picture. See the thing sticking out from underneath the screen? That's the light diffusion panel. It diffuses the LED's light to make it even. I have pics and a video, but I think you've seen 'em.N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
How it was put in.jleemero said:N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
What don't you understand?
Contrary to popular belief, I am not so hopelessly loss that I didn't get that part. :lol2:Bibin said:N00BModdr said:That's frontlit? Uh...I don't understand... :huh:
Well, yes. Frontlit implies that it is lit from the front. This can be contrasted to the conventional backlight, which is in fact a light, originating from the backside, or, as one could put it, the ass.
That's what I was looking for. :wink3:eurddrue said:@xX-You solder ground to the lower pin, a 20-60 ohm resistor to the top pin, then put the panel on top of the LCD. Super simple.
Overclock was successful, video is being uploaded to youtube. 8)eurddrue said:Next episode, overclocking
It would work just fine I think that the max crystal ever used was 69mhz, used by palmer himself. You're overclocking for pokemon aren't you?themadhacker said:It would be impossibly hard to play games since the the GBA's crystal is around 4mhz.