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The information is pretty vague, but seems to hint that the power draw is too high for a smartphone. That said, apparently someone has already hacked Symbian t
by wtracy 16y ago
The information is pretty vague, but seems to hint that the power draw is too high for a smartphone.
That said, apparently someone has already hacked Symbian to interact with the Wiimote, so the current smartphone hardware is already capable of supporting Bluetooth controllers. If you had S-video out to plug into a TV (or if you supported one of the newfangled wireless video protocols) you could have a gaming console that folds away into your pocket. Oh, the possibilities. :-D
- wtracy 16y agoI hate to reply to myself, but here's a product idea: A Sheeva-plug form-factor device with video output, and Bluetooth support, sold with a set of Bluetooth controllers and a sleek carrying bag with pockets for the cables and controllers. You can carry it to your friend's house in one hand, plug it in to his/her TV set, and be gaming in under two minutes. Package it with a bunch of casual multiplayer games, and whoever owns one will be invited to every party ever. ^_^ You could even sell it to those little businesses that operate children's birthday parties.
- MHordecki 16y agoEvo 4G sports HDMI-out.