SOAC? Or what?

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visuallyImpaired
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Look in the middle of the picture...
Pocket Boy Advance? I smell an NOAC... but doesn't that mean that all of this is pointless, as they're already been sold for $69 AU? (hee hee, 69) Anyway, you can't really tell from the pic, but it has a 2.5 inch TFT LCD screen... reckon I could hack it?
PS Sorry for the screen stretch
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akadewboy
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Post by akadewboy »

That thing looks really cool.
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Post by sniper_spike »

It's most likely a GOAC, but someone would have to open it up first to confirm.
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Post by CronoTriggerfan »

Well the screen looks good to use but I don't think there is a NOAC inside. The games look to crisp, so they're probably emulaed. Sorry :(
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Post by Skyone »

I saw that on engadget a while back. It's obviously supposed to look like a PSP, and it has various games on it. Not sure what OAC it is....
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