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Ten Foot Arcade Screen Overpriced and Underpowered
28 Nov 2007 
This does look like a cool way to play games, but when you really get down to what this device is, you cannot help but think that perhaps it would be possible to put together something just as good for a much lower price. The problem that I have with the machine lies in its specs.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ and a high output DLP projector with a 2000:1 contrast ratio and a native resolution of 1024 x 768 that can be scaled to 1400 x 1050.
What you are getting with this machine is a big screen, a projector built into a gaming table and an underpowered computer. Sure you are getting 145 different arcade games, and how much do antique video games cost? It has a wireless Wii adapter, so you can get your Nintendo Wii going easily, but couldn’t you just plug your Wii straight into a projector anyway?
Here’s a thought, lose the arcade style joysticks and the table, and buy yourself all of those components separately and for half the cost.
Price: $4000 for a limited time, after which it goes up to $4500
120-inch Dreamcade Vision 120 Arcade Center, Crunch Gear
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