A different kind of fruity AIO

[ravens2792]

Old VGA-only monitor + Raspberry Pi + HDMI-VGA adapter= iRasp

 

This only took a few minutes to put together, mostly because I used hardware I already had sitting around, but still, thought it was a neat idea.

 

 

 

First Step: 

Aquire a Raspberry Pi (case optional)

 

 

Step Two:

Attach the HDMI-VGA apapter (again, it was an ancient VGA only monitor, otherwise i would have gone digital)

 

 

Step Three:

Attach some Velcro to monitor and the Pi

 

 

Final Step:

Attach all the necessary cables to the Pi, in this case keyboard, mouse, Ethernet, VGA, and analog audio

 

 

Just four simple steps with such a tasty result! (Probably should have chosen a larger table to put it on!  )

[xrex64]

Can it run Crysis?

[Superarragon]

I'm sure something like this has been done before.

[91wow]

Can it run Crysis?

Ultra, 3x4K displays. 

[ravens2792]

I'm sure something like this has been done before.

Never said I was the first. Just posted it in the hope it might interest people in other cool Raspberry Pi projects.

[KJaboski]

I was litelary thinking of doing similar setup but with a tv to work as a light htpc/ stream box. I haven't look into it much, but is the pi strong enough to stream video or watch youtube in 720p?

[ravens2792]

I was litelary thinking of doing similar setup but with a tv to work as a light htpc/ stream box. I haven't look into it much, but is the pi strong enough to stream video or watch youtube in 720p?

In my experience, no. You're probably better off going with an android based system-on-a-stick, those are much more capable computing devices, but of course that comes at a higher price.

[Skeletonfish]

Never said I was the first. Just posted it in the hope it might interest people in other cool Raspberry Pi projects.

pi's are awsome

[simson0606]

install limelight-pi on it and stream games to it