Posted by ketyung
on Apr/17/2008
at 6:37 pm
Wii Laptop is a great idea letting Wii geeks to play their favorite games even when they’re on the road. Perhaps a Wii laptop is hard to search in the market for the time being. But there are some alternative there that you can always make your Wii into a portable game machine that you can bring along wherever you go.
Here you go, an 7-inch LCD monitor is being sold by Chinavasion, the CVSN-901 LCD monitor is designed to fit quite well as a display by attaching it at the back of your Wii game box. The display carries a 7-inch 480 x 234 resolution, comes with built-in stereo speakers, auxiliary stereo AV connection, adjustments for contrast / brightness / etc. Besides, it also has a fan grill hole which lets the heat trapped in the Wii easily escape, so it won’t overheat.
The CVSN-901 LCD monitor also comes with a reverse/up/down picture control, giving you flexibility to fix the picture in case that you wanna mount this on the war or on the roof of your car, or you want to fold the screen down. This 7-inch monitor allows you to hook it up to other devices such as a DVD or other media players as it’s equipped with extra AV ports as well as some USB peripherals.
The display can either take power via the normal Wii power cable or you can plug it to your car’s cigarette lighter socket as it’s included with a cigarette lighter adapter.
Buy online, $97.40 each, Chinavasion
via [Engadget]
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April 18th, 2008 at 12:42 am
That is cool, but a bit over the top! I thought the Wii was a game system which required space to move – why would you need a small one?
March 9th, 2009 at 10:57 am
I think it’s a waste of money, if you’re in the metro next to people how are you supposed to move. Nintendo have good ideas but sometimes they’re a bit over the top.
April 5th, 2009 at 3:29 pm
@ tom:
this wasn’t made by nintendo. You can thank Chinavision for this contraption.
September 10th, 2009 at 11:52 pm
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