Forget about David Copperfield when it comes to magic – we always have the Neo SNES/SFC Myth cart to cast a spell on gamers who love retro titles. that rare cart offers ROM support for up to 99.5% of SNES games, and transfer of ROMs from your PC to the cart is a snap thanks to a USB connection. Bear in mind that we are not condoning piracy or encouraging you to download illegal ROMs, but you could check out the homebrew scene, or play ROMs where you already own the original cart. Of course, the $169 price tag ensures only purists will give that a go.

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Shanzai has introduced its first dual core Athlon Neo notebook which is a first for a company from China, as one would normally expect the usual branded vanguards to come up with a version themselves instead. Still, looking beyond the grade name, its components are pretty decent which comprises of the following 13.3” 1,366 x 768 display, a dual-core Athlon Neo X2 L325 (1.5GHz) or single-core Sempron 210U processor, an integrated ATI Radeon X1270 graphics card with HDMI out, tipping the scales at 1.77kg. No notion on pricing or battery life, but it ought to retail for around $400 to $450 after conversion, although it might not even see the light of day outside of China.

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MSI has added another slim laptop to its X-Slim line of ultraportables. The successor to the X410 is the X430, and it doubles the number of cores with its Athlon Neo X2. Graphics will be handled by its Radeon HD 3200 graphics which plus supports HDMI output. Most importantly, the laptop comes fitted with Windows 7 Home Premium instead of Vista, which should build it perform must better. Other specs include 2GB of RAM, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 320GB or 500GB hard disk and built-in webcam. MSI hasn’t given a set price of shipping term just yet, so stay tuned.

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Move by Tony Hawk – the eBoard Neo electric skateboard will outskate you in terms of speed, hitting 20mph from a standstill within all of four seconds….pretty weird though considering the device has a maximum speed of 14mph as listed. Capable of moving for 13 miles before it is exhausted of its battery supply, the Xero eBoard Neo is a truly green mode of transport. Don’t think you’d risk doing stunts with that though considering the fragile machinery within.

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