Name: レトロチューブ。オールインワンのRaspberry Piセットアップ【レビュー (The Retrotube: All-In-One Raspberry Pi Setup [A Review])
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I really love covering on LGR every so often!

a made-to-order all-in-one Raspberry Pi case

by Dan Michel, who's putting these together himself

it's styled after mid-20th century tube televisions.

it uses a more modern eight-inch LCD panel.

And yes, it is a 4:3 aspect ratio display,

which makes ideal for emulating retro game systems

and playing old TV shows and movies alike.

are two 3-watt, 1 1/2-inch speakers for stereo sound

and a convenient headphone jack around the side.

And around back is a spot to plug in the 5-volt power supply

alongside the openings to access both the LCD panel buttons

This particular review unit was sent to me by Dan

which adds $40 on top of the $275 base price he's asking.

I really like the way he's put this all together,

going through the 3.5 millimeter audio instead of just HDMI,

as well as a convenient micro SD-to-SD card extender.

It also has these cute little removable legs on the bottom

which I enjoy probably more than I should.

About the only thing I'd change aesthetically, maybe,

is adding a faux rabbit ear antenna setup on top

and maybe another finish on the wooden case

besides the classic Shellac look this one has.

I'm quite fond a nice walnut woodgrain, personally.

was just the tiniest bit larger near the corners,

since the first character of certain lines of text can get covered.

there's nothing stopping you from asking Dan to customize it a bit

or even leave it unfinished so you can do what you want with it.

And that's why I love projects like this.

Some setup is still going to be required, of course,

seeing as you'll have to provide your own SD card,

operating system, software and ROMs, and any other media.

But really, who doesn't have a few SD cards lying around these days,

and setting up the system with free stuff,

like Rasbian or a spinoff system like RetroPie,

since I mostly want to use it as an emulator/video player.

so I know how dead simple it is to set up.

In fact, you might remember that I reviewed another homebrew kit

But where that had integrated arcade cabinet controls,

the Retrotube really is just a fancy case

with a display and sound for the Pi to do with as you please.

over Bluetooth to control most of the games

and a wireless Logitech keyboard and touchpad combo

Being that it's a Pi, though, your options are

It works just fine for playing your favorite YouTube channels,

watching movies and TV shows through Kodi or your media player of choice

And it's strangely satisfying hearing everything

through those cloth-covered little speakers.

- [Techmoan] This particular model is from Sharp.

and the alternative device came out around the same time

- [LGR] It's also a compact emulation setup

And seriously, props to Dan for going with a nice 4:3 display here

because I've seen too many of these kind of things

that go with a widescreen 16:9 LCD instead.

It's been running at 800 x 600 throughout this video,

and it seems solid enough to me with no notable lag,

and a picture that's more than sharp enough for my tastes,

I do kinda wish it was an eight-inch CRT still

I mean, I'm the dude that paired an HDMI conversion box

with a black-and-white Goldstar TV so I could play Fallout.

not exactly the best decision in any way, shape or form,

considering the technical and resource challenges involved.

Maybe someday that'll happen but even if not, whatever.

It's small and lightweight enough to make it convenient

I'm pleased with the overall fit and finish.

If you're interested, it's currently available for sale

on Etsy by Dan for the aforementioned $275.

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レトロチューブ。オールインワンのRaspberry Piセットアップ【レビュー (The Retrotube: All-In-One Raspberry Pi Setup [A Review])

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