Chinese eBay Consoles

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Chinese eBay Consoles
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Bamboozled	Apr 19 2017, 09:17 PM Post #1
veteran of the psychic wars Posts: 1,478 Group: Senior Members Member #2,653 Joined: March 25, 2015	Hi, I was scrolling through eBay and found a lot of these: http://ebay.to/2pErfCe and things of the like. I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but does anyone know if they're legit or not? Do you guys know anything about them? Anything would be appreciated. Thanks! Edited by Bamboozled, Apr 19 2017, 09:21 PM.



Pimpin Mainer	Apr 19 2017, 10:34 PM Post #2
When I shoot, I shoot to film Posts: 1,971 Group: Legendary Member #337 Joined: August 8, 2010	The Chinese are very good at making copies. It looks like here they copied the body of a PSVita and it probably has some cheap computer or razberry pi running an emulator with roms inside. By no means are these legit but I bet they will work and probably contain hundreds of illegal roms on them. I recently watched a documentary about a guy building an iPhone in china, he was able to make a near perfect clone for about $300 dollars by going to Chinese electronic markets, where basically it was a flea market with electronic parts. Very interesting stuff, very interesting electronics culture. Here's a cool little pic of a Chinese Hard Drive, from the outside it looks like a legit samsung HDD but alas its not lol. Ton's of stuff like this. I remember seeing tons of mall kiosks selling these little gaming consoles that had 100's of Sega and Nintendo games on them. They were quickly shut down once the larger companies heard about this stuff.
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