Portable Wii “mod” (with QJ.net cameo on the browser)

If you thought that the GBA-Wii mod was portable enough, here’s something that’s a little easier to handle. No need to strain your eyes with a GameBoy-sized screen, and no need to check where your Wii remote cursor falls on the screen every time you try to aim. This one involves a 10″ Poloroid portable DVD player.

PSDoom told us about his setup and we checked it out. He used a small jump battery with a 75 watt, 12 volt car AC adapter to power the Wii, while the DVD player is self-powered.

Sorry for the earlier confusion when we used the word “mod” to refer to this setup. Wrong choice of word. It’s not a “mod” in the sense of soldering stuff, breaking seals open, and voiding warranties. It’s a unique setup, a workaround, if you will, that’s great for picnics. Time to take your Wii outside.

And oh look! PSDoom even demonstrated what QJ looks like on the Wii Opera Browser. Nice way to get our attention (and our humble praises!) with that one. Kudos to you, PSDoom!

If you thought that the GBA-Wii mod was portable enough, here’s something that’s a little easier to handle. No need to strain your eyes with a GameBoy-sized screen, and no need to check where your Wii remote cursor falls on the screen every time you try to aim. This one involves a 10″ Poloroid portable DVD player.

PSDoom told us about his setup and we checked it out. He used a small jump battery with a 75 watt, 12 volt car AC adapter to power the Wii, while the DVD player is self-powered.

Sorry for the earlier confusion when we used the word “mod” to refer to this setup. Wrong choice of word. It’s not a “mod” in the sense of soldering stuff, breaking seals open, and voiding warranties. It’s a unique setup, a workaround, if you will, that’s great for picnics. Time to take your Wii outside.

And oh look! PSDoom even demonstrated what QJ looks like on the Wii Opera Browser. Nice way to get our attention (and our humble praises!) with that one. Kudos to you, PSDoom!