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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundGame Boy to handle text messaging
May 6, 2004 A new add-on will enable Nintendo's popular Game Boy Advance to handle text messaging, much like mobile phones.The new Game Boy for $200?
September 14, 2004 A preview page at Walmart.com reveals expected pricing and availability for Nintendo's DS handheld game player.Nintendo trims Game Boy Advance price
September 1, 2004 Lowering sticker on handheld game player to $80 is early move in expected battle for portable gaming market.Nintendo's Game Boy to go wireless
September 26, 2003 Motorola's semiconductor unit will supply chipsets for a wireless adapter for use with Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP.Catching the wireless wave
October 1, 2003 Music lovers and Game Boy owners will soon be able to play unplugged. Also: Wireless broadband, and pent-up demand for wireless phones.Nintendo handheld to feature wireless downloading
October 8, 2004 Device will eventually let people download sample games at stores, as well as game data included in films at movie theaters.Nintendo aims for older crowd with DS
November 19, 2004 Video game giant will be moving past Pokemon pack when it launches the DS on Sunday. Images: Nintendo grows up--a littleNintendo to release slimmer DS handheld
January 26, 2006 Device, set for March release, fits with company's history of releasing smaller versions of its handhelds.Handheld games mature
May 13, 2004 Nintendo and Sony look to attract an older, freer-spending class of gamers with new devices that differ from one another in several critical areas.Nintendo's big E3 surprise comes in little box
May 17, 2005 The onetime gaming leader stakes claim to pocket gaming, and makes a bid against Sony, Microsoft for next-gen console. Photos: Nintendo talking 'bout a RevolutionSony cuts PlayStation price to $150
May 11, 2004 At the E3 game conference in Los Angeles, the entertainment giant also talks about its upcoming handheld game player and the Cell processor it is developing with Toshiba and IBM.N.Y. lawmaker hopes to ban iPod use in crosswalks
February 7, 2007 State senator's bill would make it illegal to cross the street tuned into portable electronic devices such as MP3 players and BlackBerrys.'21st century Walkman' drags feet on way to debut
February 26, 2004 Sony says its PlayStation Portable device, originally set for worldwide release by 2004's end, won't hit North American stores until the first quarter of 2005. Can Nintendo capitalize?Sony sets price, date for PlayStation Portable
October 27, 2004 In Japan, that is. The game player's surprising pricing there may indicate what the U.S. market can expect.Game handhelds to take spotlight at E3
May 6, 2004 Upcoming portable game players from Sony and Nintendo and a widely expected price cut for Sony's PlayStation 2 console top the agenda for the game industry's annual trade show.Week in pictures: Gadgets on the go
August 19, 2005 roundup Sony, Nintendo spice things up with Walkman Beans and Game Boy Micro offerings. Also: High-tech sketchers, gung-ho gadgets, and games galore.Nokia confirms N-Gage hack, pursues pirates
November 12, 2003 The company confirms the cracking of anticopying protections in games for the combination cell phone-handheld gaming console and says it's going after online swappers.Sony vague on PSP American launch
January 5, 2005 Handheld game player "most likely" will make it to North America by late March. Photos: PSP goes hip-hopE3: The battle of the boxes
May 20, 2005 special coverage Microsoft's Xbox 360, Sony's PS3 and Nintendo's Revolution--and a tiny Game Boy--all take their turn in the spotlight. Audio report from E3 Photos: Live from E3
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