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GPD Win (x86 Computer / Palmtop)
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TheOldOne
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As someone who can pick up a basketball with one hand a little wider would probably be a good thing for me.
fusion_power
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Of course not, I never wrote this.
Well, they still have space in there so they could make their battery wider and thinner, which of course would not work for the Pyra without a redesign of the case.
Let's see what Nintendo does next.
TheOldOne
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I can tell you that the indigogo people have not all received theirs yet but I didn't actually expect to get it in October.
Geekbuying simply never updated their website.
They will receive it after the Indiegogo deliveries, together with all other distributors.
The next production has already started and delivery should start middle October.
I wish you would mean the Pyra...
But the Win also is a cool Handheld
But I ditnt need booth of them..
But it would be cool for these Truck Games like 18 Wheels of Steel or Rigs of Rods on the goo
Silent-Hunter
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Won't Rigs of Rods work on the Pyra?
Its opensource, so it should be portable, at least..
But I don't know if ptitseb is a fan of truckgames,
This game is quite powerhungry, but a native port could work..
And I just found some truckgames for Dreamcast which could work whit the emu
But I don't know if ptitseb is a fan of truckgames,
This game is quite powerhungry, but a native port could work..
And I just found some truckgames for Dreamcast which could work whit the emu
ptitSeb
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The game (Rigs of Rods) use OGRE3D, that is pretty power hungry by itself.
I tried to run StuntRally, that is another racing game made with Ogre3D without much luck (many graphics issue, super slow), so I never tried RoR... Maybe I'll try some day, but don't have high hopes.
I tried to run StuntRally, that is another racing game made with Ogre3D without much luck (many graphics issue, super slow), so I never tried RoR... Maybe I'll try some day, but don't have high hopes.
But then it also want run at GPD Win??
Mybe whit a future SOC on Pyra
Mybe whit a future SOC on Pyra
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One of the Chinese users who has a GPD WIN (one out of the 2400 that have one from the jd.com crowdfunding) posted a disassembly guide.
It seems the battery will be simple to replace should it ever fail. Which is good to know
http://tieba.baidu.com/p/4815125987
It seems the battery will be simple to replace should it ever fail. Which is good to know
http://tieba.baidu.com/p/4815125987
Well, it depends what you'd call "simple".
Yes, it's simply plugged in, as it is in the GPD XD.
But it's glued to the case. And the glue is damn hard to remove. I never managed it to remove an old battery from a GPD XD Case without breaking the old battery (which is not fun with LiPos....)
Yes, it's simply plugged in, as it is in the GPD XD.
But it's glued to the case. And the glue is damn hard to remove. I never managed it to remove an old battery from a GPD XD Case without breaking the old battery (which is not fun with LiPos....)
comradekingu
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Have you tried heat?
Edit: Hold on a minute, so if the shoulder-buttons say "YSA"
, where are the OMRON
switches?
Edit: Hold on a minute, so if the shoulder-buttons say "YSA"
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No... I don't really want to heat a LiPo battery either :/
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fusion_power
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Wow, SCREW THAT!
How many Screws does the Pyra need?
Lid: 3, Bottom: 5 - if I remember correctly
I'm glad that ED has already done and documented this for us:
