Crush42 (2013-12-30 15:23:20)

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Something like a 3DS XL, but with a second joystick beneath the four face buttons, high-resolution screens (instead of the top being 3D, it would be another touch screen), a 256 GB SSD harddrive, 8GB of SD-based RAM (expandable to 16), three USB ports, an OS sort of like Android, the ability to emulate Windows 7, all running on a 10-year nuclear battery (meaning no recharging, and full power), with optional 4G access from mobile retailers. But something that powerful would have to run at at least $600 starting price, so I can't say it would be popular. But can you imagine, playing a fully-blown, graphically updated version of Ocarina Of Time on that? My God, it will be beautiful...

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2014-01-04 05:05:18

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Nin10dude789 (2013-12-30 22:08:15)

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Ok, great! Thanks for the idea guys!

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Crush42 (2013-12-31 07:06:50)

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No problem; if I see my device on the market for a decent price, I'll totally pick it up! Good luck on marketing it, tho!

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gamer365 (2014-01-04 01:51:25)

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A Nvidia Shield-ish Device, With Steam Compatability with windows 8, touch screen,and High-End PC parts.

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SackThing101 (2014-01-05 00:06:31)

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It would have an AI that thinks on it's own and has 10 TB of memory in the hardrive. It will have most games downloaded, that's why there's 10 TB.

Also, if you want to upgrade your memory, it will be $5 for an extra TB.

Name unofficial

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3dMan10 (2014-01-05 19:26:17)

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Mine would have kinect, XB1 controller and in use looks with a ps4 appearance w/ all the games made even ds games managable with it

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