There's more than one way to make an Xbox handheld
With the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally only a few weeks away on October 16, the fantasy of a portable Xbox is about to be a lot more real. As a recent video from YouTuber James Channel shows, though, with a first-generation Xbox and the right components, you can make your own version of an Xbox handheld right now. Just don't expect it to be pretty.<br /> James' "portable monstrosity" strips away the original Xbox's large plastic casing and thick internal cables and preserves the bare essentials: a motherboard and the console's disk drive, with a new flash drive and a display from an iPod video accessory. All those components are precariously mounted between the left and right halves of an Xbox controller, for a complete package that seems less easy to hold [...]
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