Notices by Foone🏳️‍⚧️ (foone@digipres.club), page 3

So here's another blurry navigation-picture for the other side of the PCB. The interesting thing here is that they've got the keyboard on a separate PCB.

The last interesting thing about the top of the PCB is that there's another speaker, labeled SP1.
There's two stereo speakers as well, so I suspect this is just used for PC Speaker, and was easier than merging the audio in with those other speakers

It's a 60 pin connector. 8-bit ISA is 62 pins, 16-bit ISA is 98 pins.

So if they just merged some grounds, 60-pins is totally doable.

Games included:
Doom, Wolf3d, XianJian QiXia Zhuan (aka Chinese Paladin), Tyrian, Raptor: Call of the Shadows, and Uncharted Waters: New Horizons
Daikoukai Jidai II

Storage is on a 2 gigabyte CF card. It's got Dos 7.1, Windows 95, and a few games pre-installed on it, plus a driver for the CH375 USB storage chip

So over by the USB port, we've got a CH375B.
This is an 8-bit IO chip for USB, specifically for storage.
(it's also an 8051-based core! there's always an 8051)

There's three 74HC139s, which are dual 2-to-4 line decoders.

This maybe is used for wiring up one of the expansion ports to the ISA bus?

A YAC512-M. This is a DAC used by the OPL3 to create the analog output of the audio chip.

A PAM8403 three-watt class-D stereo audio amplifier.

Assorted power regulation/charging circuitry that I'm not going to go into.

though I do want to show off this amazing bodge job.

So the keyboard PCB is also the display converter PCB. It stars a Realtek RTD2660, which is a standard video controller. It takes in analog video and drives LVDS displays with it. It's an all-in-one chip that's used on a bunch of cheap monitors, and it's also an 8051!

Next to it we've got a P25Q40H half-megabyte serial flash chip. This is presumably used to store configuration info for the RTD2660.

The other chip on the keyboard/video board is an HM82C42. I can't find any info on this specific version, but it's almost certainly an Intel MCS-48 acting as a PS/2 keyboard controller.

The keyboard is a rubber membrane onto the PCB, like a remote control. It's functional but feels pretty crap.

that large connector on the side is called "ISA" on the PCB.

The other connector is 12 pins:
This one is PS/2 and VGA. An adapter is included with the device.

there's also the SBVGM audio player, which includes "Funky Stars" and the whole soundtrack of PlanetX3

@forelioned @dosnostalgic I heard about it. It's a scam but sadly I don't have the money to find out exactly what kind of scam it is at the moment

TIL Jazz Jackrabbit cheats at background parallax by using palette remapping:

https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/a/21736