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Hey there, Im interested in some of those USB keyboards. Do you post to France?

Wow, seems like a few people are doing this kind of project now. Will 2500mAh be enough to power your project?

Love this review, almost as much as I love Colin himself. On a separate note, he does own one beautiful looking GB Pocket...

Good lord man

Oh, I don't really have many questions to speak of. I just found it funny that I thought of this project without knowing you had make this thread! Will the battery, even with the extension, be enough to power the Pi, screen and keyboard for a decent amount of time? And how are you going to...

Should this be added to the Definitive Wii Trimming guide?

Thank you very much for the swift reply. I did see this option presented, but I couldn't find it on the UK Amazon site. I'll look around for it anyway. Thanks again!

Quick question, not sure if this is the right place to ask, but would you say this is a good soldering iron? I'm on a limited budget. https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Soldering-Accessories/Solder-Station-Adjustable-Soldering-Iron/B01186R3AE/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1492715061&sr=8-5&keywords=Weller+WLC100

Any updates on this? Because I'm currently buying a bunch of parts to make my own DSPi and want to see what kind of decisions you have done in order to make this work. Perhaps we could help each other?

Jesus Christ this is next level. This is simply brilliant!

Speaking of the DS I think the DS lite is the best looking of them all, especially in black or white.

Man that is clean. Maybe not the slimmest and most portable, but very pretty.

This thread is all about sharing and appreciating good looking and AESTETIC consoles or portables. For example: I'll start with the silver Gameboy Pocket. It's smooth, clean and elegant. The best looking Gameboy in my opinion. Any others you appreciate?

If you wanted a smooth, clean theme, then perhaps use the Wii Sports color scheme White, light blue and dark grey. Nice and simple

It doesn't seem to have contacts. Besides, I've opened it up before and it still worked, screen included. Reconnected the speakers and powered on, to no sound. Reconnected the headphone jack, heard that power was going to it but no sound. It seems your 'dumb mode' theory might be plausible, but...

I did try with the battery first, but removed it for these pictures because it was too cumbersome. And yeah, the problem is no one seems to know much about psp go modding, so I guess I've started pretty strongly.

Hey everyone, I've made this thread because I've encountered an important and puzzling problem, which to my knowledge no one has experienced before. So, I disassembled my PSP go with great care and, after taking a look around the board, noticed a major problem. The system refused to switch on...

I assume a Pro Sound mod for this is out of the question? Edit: Didn't see the last post. The li-on battery is a good idea. What about case mods?

Not even half an hour and already lots of support. I have a feeling I'm going to like it here :) Keep up the good work!