DefectX11
Active Member
I'm looking into making an emulator portable, but working off the flaws of the previous ones. Ever since the release of the OpenPandora, I'm wanted to make something of the same. With Raspberry Pi out, it's just too good of an opportunity to let pass.
What I have in my mind-
-EITHER a Raspberry Pi board, or a PandaBoard (for a higher end model, PandaBoard has a Cortex A9 dual core 1.2GHz)
-6.2" 800x480 screen, antiglare
-built in controls (analog stick(s), dpad, buttons etc)
-bluetooth and wifi (for the PandaBoard model only)
-Running linux off SD (or Micro SD)
-long battery life
-carbon fibre case
Yes, some of it may be a bit "out there", but I think it would be interesting to try. Yes, I'm going to have a Heck of a time with the drivers for the built in controls, and yes, it would look killer with a carbon fibre case.
I'm for sure making one for myself, but I'm just wondering if anyone would be interested in buying them.
Positive or negative input is OK with me.
What I have in my mind-
-EITHER a Raspberry Pi board, or a PandaBoard (for a higher end model, PandaBoard has a Cortex A9 dual core 1.2GHz)
-6.2" 800x480 screen, antiglare
-built in controls (analog stick(s), dpad, buttons etc)
-bluetooth and wifi (for the PandaBoard model only)
-Running linux off SD (or Micro SD)
-long battery life
-carbon fibre case
Yes, some of it may be a bit "out there", but I think it would be interesting to try. Yes, I'm going to have a Heck of a time with the drivers for the built in controls, and yes, it would look killer with a carbon fibre case.
I'm for sure making one for myself, but I'm just wondering if anyone would be interested in buying them.
Positive or negative input is OK with me.