Modding pocket pc mod

Discussion in 'Modding' started by Hellboy787, 3 Jan 2006.

  1. Hellboy787

    Hellboy787 What's a Dremel?

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    i have a old HP Jordana Pocket PC 520 I would like to know if I some could help me to mod the LSD touch screen so that i could use it as on my PC to show me temps of my cpu etc etc

    Does anybody have any idea how to do this....I don't have a clue about those kind of electronics....but not scared to learn....if that helps

    any thing would be a great help...
     
  2. mattthegamer463

    mattthegamer463 What's a Dremel?

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    ok, completely wrong section. this should be in modding.

    to clarify, this section is for mod guides ONLY, so if you did a pocket pc mod you could make a post in here telling people how to do it as well, but not asking for help on how to do it.
     
  3. s29feb

    s29feb What's a Dremel?

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    Use Innobec side window and then Konfabulator easy peasy lemon squeezy ;)
     
  4. ajack

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    This doesn't necessarily need to be modded - as s29feb pointed out, you can easily do it like that. If you want to strip the LCD and maybe mount it in your case or something, that's going to require a fairly great amount of work (read: laptop screen)
     
  5. ken0009

    ken0009 What's a Dremel?

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    Concerning Innobec and Konfabulator, you could find helpful informations here
     
  6. Ryszvaldo

    Ryszvaldo Banned

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    Ken0009 - Fantastic, been after something for this for ages! much easier than a PSone screen mod on my cassiopeia! Yay!
     
  7. ken0009

    ken0009 What's a Dremel?

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    Great !

    That works nicely but I think that it's not as fast as it could be with a modded PSOne LCD.

    Refresh is quite laggy (tested with x50v in 300x400 pixels). This means : if you plan viewing movies or animations, that won't do the trick.

    In the other hand, simply displaying things like widgets will be ok as they usually don't need 25fps refresh.

    Have fun !
     
  8. GuardianStorm

    GuardianStorm Minimodder

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    another idea could be to use samurize.

    If you pda has a wireless connection or wired for that matter, you can run a Samurize Server on the PC, and then the Samurize Client on the PDA and have wireless stats!
     
  9. alter_ego

    alter_ego What's a Dremel?

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    Does this only work with Pocket PC's or is there an alternative you can use for palm devices. Cheers.
     
  10. Firefox90

    Firefox90 What's a Dremel?

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    There is a Palm alternative called "Palmorb" (Google). It's a free program that emulates a small Matrix Orbital LCD. Nowhere near as versatile, but still something to play with. I just now got mine solidly working with an old Sony Clie after about a year of fiddling with it. I may have to pick up a PPC one day to do this better alternative.
     

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