Video game peripherals company Hyperkin will unveil its current lineup of video game accessories at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this January. Headlining the company's lineup will be its upcoming Game Genie accessory.
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It will be interesting to see how that AVA compares to the Dipal, both look like fun products.
I want an actual robot companion though, I know I'm gonna get some flack for saying so but i hope robots get as advanced as LLMs in their abilities over the next few years, that would be pretty damn amazing.
I'm already eyeing a Jenny Wakeman replica home robot... Well someone had to say it.
for the small price of 1 million dollars you too can own your own sentient AI robot.
They might come in cheaper than expected with good competition in the space, from China etc. Similar to how we have good Android phones at reasonable prices. They'll probably be fairly pricey though at first, guessing in the region of 20-30k, but who knows maybe pricing will come down fairly quickly.
The Outerhaven writes: Hyperkin’s The Competitor blends the DualSense’s comfort with Xbox and PC functionality. Find out if this wired controller is worth the $49.99 price.
lol. Game Genie?
I thought they died out when Action Replay dominated the market?
Game Genie?
We are definitely living in a retro era