The "Restomod TV" reinvents an 80s CRT Television as a Mini-ITX powered OpenELEC Media Center
October 09, 2014

James Nethercoat's Restomod TV

James Nethercoat picked up a Bang & Olufsen 7702 and replaced its guts with a Mini-ITX board running OpenELEC. The "Restomod TV" repurposes the original power button and remote receiver with modern equivalents.

James Nethercoat's Restomod TV

Read how James performed this feat here:

James Nethercoat's "Restomod TV"

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