Found this old Magellan GPS at a thrift store for $2 and decided to see how far I could push it.
I plugged it into my PC and told @grok: “Do whatever you have to do to turn this thing into a handheld emulator.”
Getting past the GPS software, figuring out how it boots, building a custom gaming dashboard, adding touchscreen controls, and getting Game Boy Color, NES and SNES games running on it.
Now it has a gaming dashboard with ROM libraries, cover art, save/load buttons, a battery indicator, customizable themes, a media viewer, and ten extra touch games. Playing Mario and Zelda on something originally built to tell me where to turn is pretty satisfying.
Still tweaking it, but this has already been way more fun than anything I expected to find at the thrift store.
Found an old OJO Video Phone at a thrift store for $5
Tore it apart, accessed its Linux system through UART, cracked a password hash, and gained root access with SSH and VNC.
Not bad for five bucks.
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