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Hey guys,
I've started planning for the Portable Wii, and I've come across a problem...
The Wii only supports 60hz mode and 16:9 ratio, and I can't find any portable screens that support those, they're only 50hz and 4:3.
Can anyone recommend a screen?
I've started planning for the Portable Wii, and I've come across a problem...
The Wii only supports 60hz mode and 16:9 ratio, and I can't find any portable screens that support those, they're only 50hz and 4:3.
Can anyone recommend a screen?
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Yep, the audiovox ex50, as stated. Good luck on your adventures!
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the wii can do a 4:3 aspect ratio too. all it requires is a setting change
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Still doesn't solve the problem of being in the UK, because I can't find any widescreen 5" screens of any sort anywhere.
I'll have a look for change of 4:3 mode, but there's still the problem of overlay on 60hz mode which makes it pretty unusable.
I'll have a look for change of 4:3 mode, but there's still the problem of overlay on 60hz mode which makes it pretty unusable.
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My current plans are making it so that this is more of a portable Wii station than a handheld Wii, since you can't use Wii Pointer whilst holding the Wii.
The good thing is, you could build a screen and battery into the same thing and have it so it's just a sleeve you plug the Wii into, so you can take your Wii with you within seconds, rather than having a dedicated Wii and a dedicated Portable Wii..
Should I have a dedicated Wii though, does anyone have any idea what I could do to make it handheld as opposed to just being a portable station?
The good thing is, you could build a screen and battery into the same thing and have it so it's just a sleeve you plug the Wii into, so you can take your Wii with you within seconds, rather than having a dedicated Wii and a dedicated Portable Wii..
Should I have a dedicated Wii though, does anyone have any idea what I could do to make it handheld as opposed to just being a portable station?
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Well you could hack the remote, put the infared sensor from the remote on a headband or something, & just slap the infared sensor bar somewhere above or below the screen...
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I was actually thinking Sunglasses or something with a built in IR than a headband... Maybe a Wii cap... There's still the motion detection problem with the nunchuck since It can't move independantly from the base unit.. The Wiimote is no problem, I could just move the whole handheld around (which may be sluggish, but it could work).atari2600a wrote:Well you could hack the remote, put the infared sensor from the remote on a headband or something, & just slap the infared sensor bar somewhere above or below the screen...
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This is my idea finally designed.
The screen doesn't flip up because I think the whole laptop thing is stupid. Basically, it will just stand upright, no laptop crap. If there was a keyboard, I'd consider the laptop, otherwise, the hinge is just added work. The Wii slots in and has a hole for ventilation and for the USB ports, and a power input on the back side.
The screen doesn't flip up because I think the whole laptop thing is stupid. Basically, it will just stand upright, no laptop crap. If there was a keyboard, I'd consider the laptop, otherwise, the hinge is just added work. The Wii slots in and has a hole for ventilation and for the USB ports, and a power input on the back side.
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Can you even use a keyboard on the Wii? I'd test it out, but I don't have a USB keyboard handy.cowsgoquack101 wrote:Yeah but when the Wii internet browser comes out it'll be useful. But yeah I see your reasoning.
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