How rare/valuable is an Atari Lynx?

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Jimmy
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How rare/valuable is an Atari Lynx?

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How rare is a complete, boxed, never opened Atari Lynx? And if I'm not mistaken, handhelds don't follow the whole PAL/NTSC system, right? What I mean is, if you get a system from Australia, you can use NTSC (American) games on it, right? Is there such thing as a PAL handheld?

And would it lower the value if it was from Australia?

EDIT: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1 There it is. It's kind of out of it's box, so it is kind of "opened", but it is still inside it's sealed plastic.
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I think like the Gameboy or Game Gear or other portables are set to not have any region coding. So if you got it from Australia it should be fine.
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Post by wallydawg »

I just saw a lynx in person about a month or two ago. It was a lot larger than I expected (at least a foot long, that's 30 centimeters for you metrics)
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