You get a rotating head, a drop-down third leg, and a Darth Malak minifigure in the box.
You wake up to a score that tells you how much you have in the tank today.
You can swap cartridges and watch the screen scene shift as you tilt it.A near full-size brick-built Game Boy with swappable screens
You can set stick tension and trigger depth to match the way you play.
You can make it chirp from your phone and follow the arrow straight to it.
You can slide it into an M.2 slot and cut your boot and load times down to seconds.
You can keep your whole library installed instead of deleting games to make space.
You can charge a laptop, a tablet, and a phone from one block the size of your palm.
You can keep your ears open and still get bass out of your playlist.
You can pop the graphics card out with a button and install an SSD without a single screw.
You can twist them into place and get 30 hours of listening out of the case.
You can push high frame rates in competitive shooters without the stutter
You can plug it into a laptop at a coffee shop with no outlet in sight.
You get a retractable cable plus a second port, so two people can charge at once.
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You can text on the cover screen, then open it up to a 7.6-inch display for everything else.
You can run three displays off a machine that weighs a pound and a half.
You can plug into a hotel TV or a conference room projector with nothing to install.
You get the interactive Mario figure in the box, so there’s no starter set to buy first.
You can swap a disc in seconds and go from Halloween to Christmas without a ladder.
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