An 800mhz NES?

What will they think of next?

By the way your link didn't work, here's one that works:

http://www.retrosystem.com/nes.htm

You just put in an extra l, I almost did the same thing.

Ok, thats just about the coolest thing that i have ever seen... to say the least, i want one 😃 although i dont got the cash, it doesnt hurt to dream does it? :laughing:

That is sweet. If I could get my hands on that I would be so happy.

Wow. This I want. Forget Gay Cube. This looks so much better. Wow. I cant even talk coherently. Wow.

lol thats awesome. if I was so skeptic I would seriously think of getting one but I bet its fake.

Some people really REALLY like to do these things. 😛 However they are always overpriced.

That's my kind of NES.I have and old Nintendo, I wonder...

Call me when they make gameboy PDA's, that will kick ass.

What is it? The page aint working!

Yeah same with me. It could just be Opera or something, but please post pics!!!!

You did try teddy boy's link, and not AlexMax's link, right? It's basically a computer hard drive and a DVD player jammed in an NES system's casing. I'm not sure if it even plays NES games anymore....

cool, but too expensive

Yeah i dont think it does. unless you use roms...

Too expensive. I mean come on $40 for nes game pads. Even Funco land only charges $2.

Though I've been inspired. I think I just make one myself. Maybe stuff the homemade router I'm working on into an old NES case so if my cable co. ever comes to my house they don't shit a brick when they find out I did my own network setup.

Yes ATT no longer allows you to network your own PC's to your cable internet. They charge you a fine or disconnect your service if you do it yourself because they got a contract with linksys to use only there products. But they charge around $500 for parts & labor just to connect 2 PC's to your cable modem. And they dont even set it up so resources can be shared between the PC's. Hopefully Comcast wiil stop that but probally not cuz now they will get the money from it.

I've been working on building a computer inside a NES for several weeks now, that site was made more recently, and I honestly doubt that the person making those realizes how small the inside of a NES is, and how much work it is to get the inside big enough to fit anything in there...

I however, will have a finished computer in a couple of weeks (hopefully all my special small parts will fit, they do on paper) and I can send anyone that wants pictures or instructions a link to the website that will be hosting the pictures (a mini-itx motherboard website)

(Also, it will use standard NES controllers instead of modified ones)

That is all it is. A computer in a NES case. I.E.. pointless and wasteful.