Hello everyone,
it's finally time to reveal my latest creation.
I planned to show it during the Gamescom but as it's all digitally now I'll show it here for you.
This time it's that innocent looking little thing...
.... it's a long lasting dream of mine that finally became a reality.
... it has a lot of hidden secrets for you
Guess what is at its heart...
...correct: a docked Nintendo Switch
... are two beautiful speakers:
... there are 4 Pro-controller waiting to be used.
... there is room for up to 30 games or SD-cards.
... we have 2x185 watt hours battery packs.
They last for up to 10 hours of docked gaming.
And their output specs is the best I've seen so far:
... we have the tools to hack our Switch.
... the HDMI, USB-C and headphone jack are connected via a female-female adapter.
That way it's easy to power the Switch via an external power supply and via the included batteries.
Also the screen can be used with any device and the switch can be connected to an external TV.
As a bonus it's designed so that the screen can easily be removed via velcro:
... can use the USB to Ethernet adapter.
Guess what it's second heart is
... a Pyra sitting right below the Switch
Let's have a look at the remaining two copartments in the middle:
We have power supply for those devices that need them:
- Switch
- Battery
- Screen
So we can play even when the battery is empty.
There is a USB cable with Micro and UCB-C connector, two USB power supplys with two USB-ports each and a 1 meter HDMI extension cable-
... that folds up to a keyboard with trackpad.
It supports both, Bluetooth and micro USB-connection.
... and headphones we can plug into our female connector.
... we have custom made NFC cards to bring my amiibo collection with me (DLC still missing).
... it contains the remote for the screen, an USB A to A extension cable and a pair of JoyCon.
Now we're done, right?
No, of course not.
It's nice and so, but at the moment it feels like a Pandora with only 2 shoulder buttons, if you know what I mean
There needs to be something special.
If we combine it all, we can overcome the greatest threat a gamer has:
Google Stadia tells me: "Play where you want and how you want".
I laugh at them. They have no Idea what that really means.
WAIT.
There is still something important missing.
We can play wherever we want, but we need to get there.
... I created a mount for it.
... me and my baby
WAIT !!!
HOLD ON !!!
I said: "Play where you want and how you want"
It's simply beautifully.
I used it as an external screen and keyboard for a Raspberry Pi.
The possibilities are endless.
It's much more than a gimmick for me.
As I travel a a lot it is something I use in my everyday life and don't want to miss it any more
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If that thing get's a reality then I'll add it.
It will allow me to play all PC games at low resolution (they still look better than Switch ports), emulate consoles up to WiiU, PS2/3 and much more.
With the Aya Neo I'll hold the ultimate gaming station in my hands
it's finally time to reveal my latest creation.
I planned to show it during the Gamescom but as it's all digitally now I'll show it here for you.
This time it's that innocent looking little thing...
.... it's a long lasting dream of mine that finally became a reality.
... it has a lot of hidden secrets for you
Guess what is at its heart...
...correct: a docked Nintendo Switch
... are two beautiful speakers:
... there are 4 Pro-controller waiting to be used.
... there is room for up to 30 games or SD-cards.
... we have 2x185 watt hours battery packs.
They last for up to 10 hours of docked gaming.
And their output specs is the best I've seen so far:
... we have the tools to hack our Switch.
... the HDMI, USB-C and headphone jack are connected via a female-female adapter.
That way it's easy to power the Switch via an external power supply and via the included batteries.
Also the screen can be used with any device and the switch can be connected to an external TV.
As a bonus it's designed so that the screen can easily be removed via velcro:
... can use the USB to Ethernet adapter.
Guess what it's second heart is
... a Pyra sitting right below the Switch
Let's have a look at the remaining two copartments in the middle:
We have power supply for those devices that need them:
- Switch
- Battery
- Screen
So we can play even when the battery is empty.
There is a USB cable with Micro and UCB-C connector, two USB power supplys with two USB-ports each and a 1 meter HDMI extension cable-
... that folds up to a keyboard with trackpad.
It supports both, Bluetooth and micro USB-connection.
... and headphones we can plug into our female connector.
... we have custom made NFC cards to bring my amiibo collection with me (DLC still missing).
... it contains the remote for the screen, an USB A to A extension cable and a pair of JoyCon.
Now we're done, right?
No, of course not.
It's nice and so, but at the moment it feels like a Pandora with only 2 shoulder buttons, if you know what I mean
There needs to be something special.
If we combine it all, we can overcome the greatest threat a gamer has:
... sunlight!
So we need to build a little tent to be safe.
So we need to build a little tent to be safe.
Google Stadia tells me: "Play where you want and how you want".
I laugh at them. They have no Idea what that really means.
WAIT.
There is still something important missing.
We can play wherever we want, but we need to get there.
... I created a mount for it.
... me and my baby
WAIT !!!
HOLD ON !!!
I said: "Play where you want and how you want"
Dead serious. Wherever you want!!!
It's simply beautifully.
I used it as an external screen and keyboard for a Raspberry Pi
.The possibilities are endless.
It's much more than a gimmick for me.
As I travel a a lot it is something I use in my everyday life and don't want to miss it any more
Aya Neo handheld gaming PC with Ryzen 5 4500U reaches the prototype phase - Liliputing
Aya Neo handheld gaming PC with Ryzen 5 4500U reaches the prototype phase
liliputing.com
If that thing get's a reality then I'll add it.
It will allow me to play all PC games at low resolution (they still look better than Switch ports), emulate consoles up to WiiU, PS2/3 and much more.
With the Aya Neo I'll hold the ultimate gaming station in my hands
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