Build the perfect multi-input display for retro gaming and vintage computing. @RetroBuiltGames
Build the perfect multi-input display for retro gaming and vintage computing.  @RetroBuiltGames
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I designed a nostalgic 3D printable (FDM only) desktop sized multi-format video display monitor. A kit-bash of parts in a style mash-up between a mini Sony TV and the Amiga 1000 monitor. I call it the PixelVision AV-1000 Mk II.
This is an 'everything' input video source device including: HDMI, VGA, component, s-video, and composite video; and 3.5mm stereo audio input/ output. The portable monitor has pretty decent audio with two pairs of built-in speakers and excellent picture quality [2048×1536] with the OEM ipad (gen3/4) IPS LCD panel.

Project details (BUILD IT YOURSELF!):
github.com/retrobuiltRyan/pixelvision_av1000_mkII

If you like this project, help me recover some costs from development: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=JNT5P3N3XAK2E
or
Buy the basic fastener kit from me: ebay.com/itm/147443247342



ToC
Intro 00:00
Design Inspiration 00:48
Design Constraints 01:46
Video Compatibility 04:48
Better Audio 07:36
Unboxing Experience 12:41
Assembly 14:50
Final Thoughts 25:26
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