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Supplyframe DesignLab: 2022 Hackaday Prize

Description

DC powered Mini-ITX motherboards are perfect to be embedded into broken videogame cases to have a small, portable and stylish PC that is able to perform basic tasks.
I created this project to enter the Hack it Back design challenge and it reunites two former creations, the Dynacom PC and the MegaDrive PC.

Details

Dynacom PC

Linux box built inside a Dynacom Dynavision 3, a NES clone. Further details on its specific page.

https://hackaday.io/project/179562-dynacom-pc

Megadrive PC

Windows 7 box build inside a Sega Mega Drive III. Further details on its specific page

https://hackaday.io/project/173681-megadrive-pc

Mini-ITX motherboard

Both machines are built around a BAT-TI2 mini ITX motherboard which is DC powered and provides a built in Celeron J1800 processor.

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