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Over on the Element 14 community, Spencer (spannerspencer<\/a>) has documented his build of a retro gaming table<\/a>. The original table is one of those square Lack coffee tables from IKEA (the ones\u00a0everybody<\/em> has got, it seems) and he has added\u00a0the main part of an old LCD monitor, some arcade controls and, of course, the Raspberry Pi. The controls are hooked up to an Arduino Leonardo and the player’s commands are fed into the Pi via USB. A piece of acrylic added to the top of the table finishes it off! Read and see more here<\/a>. A very nice build well within the capabilities of anyone with a few tools.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Over on the Element 14 community, Spencer (spannerspencer) has documented his build of a retro gaming table. The original table is one of those square Lack coffee tables from IKEA (the ones\u00a0everybody has got, it seems) and he has added\u00a0the…<\/p>\n

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