stackyFACTSMarketed confusingly as a handheld hybrid, the massive tablet controller was utterly tethered to the main console base via a local wireless signal. If you dared walk more than fifteen feet away to grab a snack, the screen immediately cut to black, making it the least portable portable device ever engineered.
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