Look guys, this is only my opinion, but for your own sake please leave your GP32's alone! You WILL regret it.
I know the thing isn't the best looking piece of kit out there but that's what we've got, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Honestly, no matter how well intentioned, all these tips for 'customising' the GP32 are just going to ruin it. Seeing as the GP32 is firmly in the retro scene, don't you think we should preserve it faithfully? You wouldn't buy a C64 for your collection on eBay if someone had drawn all over it with a marker! The thing is the product of it's time. There are plenty of ways to customise it with software, backgrounds etc anyway...
Anyway, that's just me, but it seems that all this is a little like the gaming equivalent of lowering your Vauxhall Corsa, putting those flourescent lights underneath with a fat exhaust tube on the end and driving round the local town centre with your sub pulsating in the boot...
Just my opinion guys...
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