What kind of projects would you like to see next?

[Robvp]

How about the original PSP 1000?
I've taken my old one apart, removed the UMD drive, and there seems to be quite a bit of space there for a Pi Zero.
The circuitry is much smaller than the GB of course

Psp go would be nice too, finding the right lcds for it could be a challenge though, or an lcd controller for the psp's lcd

[jonas_g]

The problem with the Pi 3 for portables is that it uses up too much juice and generates more heat.

I don't know much about the battery problem but the heat issue could be solved.

Consider making a custom case (frankencasing) like those guy's do when making console portables then you have lot's of options (in other words room for solving heating issues).

[chmcbain]

I would like to see a mintyPi build in steps with a components list and videos. I am thinking about doing a similar build and a guide would be awesome.

[crispy_tofu]

Consider making a custom case (frankencasing) like those guy's do when making console portables then you have lot's of options (in other words room for solving heating issues).

Maybe even 3D modelling, I would love to see that!

[toiletpaper69]

I would like to see a build using a Sega Nomad. I have a couple of broken Nomads I would like to do something with. The Nomad should be easier to work with since it is bigger and has 6 buttons on the front already. It would be great for a Pi2 and bigger batteries for extended play. I plan on building one in the future but I'm just not ready yet.

[Robvp]

I would like to see a build using a Sega Nomad. I have a couple of broken Nomads I would like to do something with. The Nomad should be easier to work with since it is bigger and has 6 buttons on the front already. It would be great for a Pi2 and bigger batteries for extended play. I plan on building one in the future but I'm just not ready yet.

I tought about the nomad, but the units are kinda rare, lucky you to have a couple of broken ones

[wermy]

I would like to see a build using a Sega Nomad. I have a couple of broken Nomads I would like to do something with. The Nomad should be easier to work with since it is bigger and has 6 buttons on the front already. It would be great for a Pi2 and bigger batteries for extended play. I plan on building one in the future but I'm just not ready yet.

I've thought about the nomad - it would make a great case for it, tons of room for a full size Pi and big battery (could even use that battery backpack thing!). Mine still works though and there's no way I'm gutting that thing. Given how rare they are period, I wonder how hard it is to find a broken one... Hmm..

[HUg0005]

I would like to see a build using a Sega Nomad. I have a couple of broken Nomads I would like to do something with. The Nomad should be easier to work with since it is bigger and has 6 buttons on the front already. It would be great for a Pi2 and bigger batteries for extended play. I plan on building one in the future but I'm just not ready yet.

I've thought about the nomad - it would make a great case for it, tons of room for a full size Pi and big battery (could even use that battery backpack thing!). Mine still works though and there's no way I'm gutting that thing. Given how rare they are period, I wonder how hard it is to find a broken one... Hmm..

I have had a look on ebay and here in Australia broken nomads are quite hard to come by and even the broken ones are expensive.

[crispy_tofu]

Yeah, it's pretty expensive getting just about anything to Australia. Damn shipping costs...

[Ganreizu]

Consider making a custom case (frankencasing) like those guy's do when making console portables then you have lot's of options (in other words room for solving heating issues).

Maybe even 3D modelling, I would love to see that!

I really hope someday we can get 3D printed GBZ cases. (original colors first especially black then custom designs/colors!)