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Leadingzero writes "What we have here is your typical NES controller converted into a Bluetooth handset suitable for use with mobile phones and VOIP software on Bluetooth-enabled PCs. The controller itself is an actual NES controller. The plus-pad has been hollowed out and houses a speaker to listen to conversations. A discreet little hole next to the "A" button allows sound to travel to the internal microphone." Link.
NES Bluetooth Handset
Leadingzero writes "What we have here is your typical NES controller converted into a Bluetooth handset suitable for use with mobile phones and VOIP software on Bluetooth-enabled PCs. The controller itself is an actual NES controller. The plus-pad has been hollowed out and houses a speaker to listen to conversations. A discreet little hole next to the "A" button allows sound to travel to the internal microphone." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Sep 22, 2005 09:51 AM
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