There is a similar version, just in more compact format and high end finish kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7ReaeHatitjtU

Very enjoyable, as always. I'm never going to build one of these, but it is interesting to listen to your rationale for the design choices. I do have to say that the ESP32 might have been a better choice for the controller.

You should try esp32 or RPI Pico W board.

I really enjoy these videos. The "It's like copying someone's homework" line had me chuckling.

Why not use esp32 if this is a new design? Some of the workarounds that you are working on would not be a issue in esp32 if I'm not mistaken

This was an absolute steal 8 years ago. Imagine finding an AGS-101 Game Boy for $2.50 today.

The reason I write my own display drivers is so that I'm not forced to double buffer. There's no point if you are just printing text to allocate that much ram. At most you may need a line buffer if you need scroll effects. I've driven 300x400 e-paper displays off of atmega328p's without issue this way.

And here I was thinking I was the only person in the world who's into table tennis and retro games! An idea I had some time ago and AFAIK doesn't exist yet: the problem playing against a robot is that you can't see the spin. I wondered if a robot announcing the spin would be useful. Not the same as reacting to a real person serving but you're still reacting to something instead of knowing beforehand which spin is being served.

I would love to put a bit bigger screen in something like this

Could you drop me the coding to the arduino pls

Hi, I just found your channel and have been binge-watching it :) Do you still sell these pcb's?

Great vid! Really well put together and narrated! Thank you for all of the time you put into this! Much appreciated!

Wooaah i can hardly believe that tv dates back from 2003. I might think that it dates back to 1993 to 1997. It definitely doesn’t feel like an early 2000 tv. But you did an absolute great job for modding this tv to rgb and you certainly did put that company behind this tv into a big shame for not doing so. Also that you could mess around with those cables is pretty cool because now you can invert colors in interesting ways😁🤣

Thanks for the honest review.

Can I get the diagram for wiring the switches

Great work. I hope you do a tabletop version soon!

Where can I get the detailed schematic? I would love to try building this.

Can you charge the batteries through an adapter with a smart charger like an icharger, for example ? Mostly, I’d like to bring the voltage down for storage ?? Thanks if anyone knows.

I’m interested in creating one with the switch functionality, but I noticed that the code you used in this part isn’t available on GitHub. Would it be possible for you to share that code if you still have it?

Does it work at 9600 boud rate?

My Toshiba TV also has Ypbpr, the inscription "DVD" does this mean that the signal is component or RGB?

A typewriter without paper, LOL

Muito top 👍🏾 parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Love the build but is your calculation correct on running costs (you put 1 hour @ 19¢ and 24 hours @ 46¢) shouldn’t it be 24 hours = $4.56?

Hello,can you send me this super thing.How mach is price?

This thing cries for a modern firmware replacement. :D

when there is a traffic jam, reverse gear must be turned on for a short time. it is easy to implement software, counting the time between the parts passing under the sensor, when exceeding a certain time value, turn on reverse gear for a couple of seconds.

What material are use

Hello. Question. Is it worth rgb moding a consumer set with component inputs?

I was enjoying this until you brought up that annoying energy wasting LLM. That was enough to make me stop watching.

For those of us who used Radio Shack model 100s with acoustic couplers, this Mail Station thing would have been the balls. Great video, thanks.

Replace the guts and display, and it will be awesome cyberdeck

Depending on what you use the usb with the arduino usb may not be sufficient

Novice here, I was told all rgb needs a sync input, why don't i see it here? Is there a way for me to not need it?

me age 41

we need to bring these back imo

Great video! I love being able to use old hardware with some minor modification. It’s a shame the keyboard isn’t that good. Usually keyboards older devices are what was good about them. Curious, how long the battery on this lasts or does it have to stay plugged in? I like the beige but the black does look way cooler. If anyone is looking for something like this to just do word processing tasks, look into Alphasmart products. The Neo and Neo 2 were the best of the bunch and the keyboards feel great. Best past is they already connect to modern computers as with a USB connection. The cable required is USB-A to USB-B but almost everyone has one of these lying around or they are still readily available online.

Of course it's slow you set it to 9600 baud dude pick a higher serial clock If you use a program like HyperTerminal you can actually directly receive the text as a text file and not have to copy anything

First time viewer here, thumbs up and wry smile to camera was on point! Love it.

CINKO MAIL STATION?! WOW

0:04 Oh that CD placement 😱

ngl i honestly thought i was gonna get to see someone hack the device and "jail break" it and run Doom or something on it lol. still a neat piece of the past, i remember a lot of the proprietary stuffs and part of why i went in the direction of building my own PCs with the likes of Dell and HP basically roping you into a "you have to buy our replacement parts" scheme...

A better solution would have been buying an old PC and putting Tandy Deskmate for DOS on it. It would have been easier to use, more functional, and cheaper. It's what my "parents" used. The Laser PC6 (as talked about by the 8Bit Guy) had more functionality for a third of the price.

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Can't even load the CD Drive properly

Thanks for the great video. That white one looks nice.

Dude you help me recover a core memory. My family did missionary things to Indian reservation such as build new a school,community center that was a really big facility because my dad was into construction. So we stayed over in a basement in this house one trip out to South Dakota, and in the basement a kid showed off something like fisher price computer, or on a fisher price furniture. What stood out about that computer from my memories is that it had a child focus like GUI, and that kid was bragging that he could send emails to his friends/family. I don't remember the kid itself, I forgot what he looked like but I remember him showing off the computer. Also I recall seeing a garbage disposal device for the sink for the first time in my life in that same house. I think this is it device because i recall watching that Imax movie about the burning Iraq oil wells on their giant projection TV, and that movie came out around 2001.

I wonder if one can pull the LCD out of this and play videos on it. There's a video where someone did that and it looks pretty cool. Sort of like the videonow.

**AWESOME sunlight readable display **Can't use outside because it relies on a phone line **Forgot to put the storage in **Stuck to using OUR ISP or else!!! **Silicon Valley must have made it

I would remove that screen and put a slightly larger touchscreen in there and remove the motherboard and put a raspberry pie or tiny pc in there and use it as a raspberry pi computer or as a keyboard for a regular computer that also has a touchscreen menu with the top but I’m not sure if the keyboard is nice to type on so that might not be a good idea. But using it as a raspberry pi laptop would probably be the best bet as long as you get a screen that’s at least twice as high. This is a cool video though thanks!