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blog.wired.com - 12/4/2008

Nintendo Thinking About Changing the Accelerometer in Wiimote

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At the heart of the success of the Wii is the accelerometer chip inside the Wiimote that detects motion in three dimensional space. Now, the company that provided that first chip, STMicroelectronics, is about to be challenged by others who want to place their own chip inside the beloved ...

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instructables.com - 12/8/2008

Instructables.com: Nintendo Keyless Entry System

— instructables.com — Use a Classic Nintendo controller to lock and unlock your door! The output from the Controller is... read by an arduino and it looks for a particular combination of buttons, once the combination is entered it sends a signal to eject a Cd-Rom Drive which ... (more) Instructables.com: Nintendo Keyless Entry System

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technology.timesonline.co.uk - 12/10/2008

Mario makes way for Shakespeare on Nintendo DS in HarperCollins deal

— technology.timesonline.co.uk — Nintendo, the Japanese video games company that brought us Donkey Kong and Mario the Plumber , is... to announce a deal with the publisher HarperCollins today to make literary classics available to read on its DS portable games consoles. The 100 ... (more) Mario makes way for Shakespeare on Nintendo DS in ...

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revision3.com - 12/2/2008

Systm - DIY Portable Nintendo 64

— revision3.com — Watch us hack a Nintendo 64 into a portable gaming system complete with screen, speakers and battery... power: Full Nintendo anywhere you go! (more) Systm - DIY Portable Nintendo 64

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Nintendo toys with changing the accelerometer in Wiimote
Newlaunches.com — ... behind the lookout could also be from the fact that electronics go redundant within a few years time if not upgraded timely. So a better, faster, improved and smaller (also cheaper) chip needs to be developed to sustain the creditability of this technology. Here’s looking to an even more efficient Wiimote in the future. Some even say that in three years the chip design will be so advanced that we'll be able to play Wii Bowling with super-small chips in each finger. nintendo2.jpg Source