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A sewing machine wired to a Game Boy? Called the Singer IZEK, this groovy candy Apple blue sewer was released back in 2000. What in heavens for? It's used to control, select and save custom stitch patterns. Here's a look under the hood:
Hook up a Game Boy, insert the special cart and churn out those Tetris t-shirts.
More Here [Assembler] Thanks, Jeremy!
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Kotaku 
Apr 21, 2006 7:22 AM
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