Computex 2005: Slim Sony SP2 Portable Display

Jun 3 2005, 9:58am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Hexus.net discovered the Game Cradle at the Computex 2005.

The Game Cradle accepts a slim PS2 making it look like a Notebook without a keyboard. It features a 10.2" TFT screen. The display can also be used as a TV monitor.
No released date is available yet. With over 16 million slim Playstation 2 sold, there sure is a market for this.
More details on Hexus.net.

Amazon.com lists a HIP INTERACTIVE Portable 5.4' LCD Screen for the Playstation 2, but it is not available anymore. We also reported about a do it yourself guide on adding a display to the PS2.

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