I can't believe there aren't many mainstream boards out there that interface with a computer.
With that said, I have found 2.
The first:
www .stormcomputershop .co.uk/index.php/accessories/gadgets/wireless-pc-dartboard.html
Second:
www .unplggd .com/unplggd/software/usb-dartboard-025434
(had to split up the URLs because of my post count)
I have not found any place that sells the second model and the first model is so cheap I can't imagine it works well.
Basically, I'm looking to provide a similar user interface to a home dart board as those presented with Arachnid coin ops. I'm willing to spend around $300. I'm really surprised there aren't any bluetooth boards out there. Does anyone know of any models i might have missed that can interface with a computer? If not, do you know how I could go about my own?
I'm a software programmer, so if there is a dartboard out there that can plug into a computer and the software is lacking I could likely right might own software/database. I'm lost when it comes to hardware though.
I really don't see why no manufacture has come up with a bluetooth dartboard that sends the number you hit to the computer, the software can do the rest.
If I can't interface with a computer, what's the best I can do with $300 for a board.
I appreciate all responses
With that said, I have found 2.
The first:
www .stormcomputershop .co.uk/index.php/accessories/gadgets/wireless-pc-dartboard.html
Second:
www .unplggd .com/unplggd/software/usb-dartboard-025434
(had to split up the URLs because of my post count)
I have not found any place that sells the second model and the first model is so cheap I can't imagine it works well.
Basically, I'm looking to provide a similar user interface to a home dart board as those presented with Arachnid coin ops. I'm willing to spend around $300. I'm really surprised there aren't any bluetooth boards out there. Does anyone know of any models i might have missed that can interface with a computer? If not, do you know how I could go about my own?
I'm a software programmer, so if there is a dartboard out there that can plug into a computer and the software is lacking I could likely right might own software/database. I'm lost when it comes to hardware though.
I really don't see why no manufacture has come up with a bluetooth dartboard that sends the number you hit to the computer, the software can do the rest.
If I can't interface with a computer, what's the best I can do with $300 for a board.
I appreciate all responses
