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Some dude from the internet wants me to take my Kronos apart and report back to them how it is constructed. Although (as I stated before) I am confident I COULD, you're right, JPWC: After unboxing this masterpiece and setting it up, I am in no way inclined to tinker with it (just yet). Two main ...

Okay, so the USB terminal runs from the main board (not the display, like I summarized above)...I guess I'm right back where I started wanting to find out the details of the SoC and/or driver physical connections to the display. I didn't see this connection anywhere... the framebuffer, which is ...

Why not take the current screen, and simply lengthen the leads with an extender, put a frame of your choice around the screen and mount it wherever you like? In it's current position, but raised, or on a swing out mounting station, a la ipad, nano etc... Your reply does not help...because that is ...

I don't think it's every possible to do this. The OS is proprietry and chances to modify it to get the VGA to work is very small. Right, there would be no OS modifications, this "VGA port" would not be used, only hardware modifications to extend whatever tethers exist from the body of the Kronos to ...

Some dude from the internet wants me to take my Kronos apart and report back to them how it is constructed. That sounds pretty funny! Maybe I should have clarified: I'm looking for those who already took them apart, or are doing so at this time. Maybe in the course of upgrading their own RAM, or ...

How can you extend the connections to mount the display externally/remotely? Who's opened their Kronos and inspected how the screen is integrated? Anyone have an itemized list of connections? I saw someone's teardown at http://si7-lab.blogspot.com/2011/06/part4.html It appears that the display is a ...

Trinity2112 wrote:...I l just couldn't get passed the screen. The angle, small font and buttons completely put me off...

The angle that the screen is set back at is hard for me to get used to.