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New post: The Open xGB Display (OXD) A modular TFT driver board for Game Boy Color & Game Boy Advance IPS mods with optional USB video output. Built as a reusable platform for display mods. Fully open source. #openxgbdisplay #retrogaming #oshw #gameboycolor www.embedded-ideas.de/posts/260413...

embedded-ideas.deThe Open xGB Display – A Development Board for Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance IPS ModsThe Open xGB Display (OXD) is a TFT driver board for Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance systems with USB video output. It is designed as a modular platform for display mods and supports a range of RG...
28DavesLater
@28daveslater.bsky.social

Curious with how achievable it would be to adapt to other consoles such as the Wonderswan Color and the SwanCrystal. I've been reversing the Crystal so it's top of mind for me right now. IPS available on Ali etc but appreciate the open source approach.

embedded-ideas.de
@embedded-ideas.de

I'm not familiar with the WonderSwan hardware, but if it uses a digital signal for the TFT, it shouldn't be too hard to adapt. I'll have a look.

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asie
@asie.pl

The Color is well documented thanks to the existence of multiple consolizer/display capture projects on GitHub. The SwanCrystal less so, but given the only benefit of the SC over the WSC is the screen, and it is much less common, people recommend modding WSCs instead.

asie
@asie.pl

The CSTN is particular as it operates in three parallel columns per row. The Game Gear is another CSTN system, so that might provide some clues.