SuperFamicom_Vista : The Nintendo Super Famicom now VISTA powered!!

Posted on Tue Aug 14, 06:41 by Keegan, Support Engineer, UK
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it looks as though XP is on the screen :S

Loving the Vista cartridge though, nice attention to detail.

Posted on Tue Aug 14, 07:10 by mIKE, Student, United States
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A really simple but really creative case modifacation. I like it alot and want one!

Posted on Tue Aug 14, 12:55 by Waethorn
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Is that screen hooked up to that computer? Take a closer look - it's XP, not Vista! Likewise, if that was iTunes running on Vista, that would be what the CPU graph would look like, but then iTunes just sucks anyway.

Posted on Tue Aug 14, 07:34 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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Yes the Screen is plug to another computer, and if you look carefully the "cartridge" is not even plug correctly on the SNES... meaning that the system is not even pluged in.

Posted on Wed Aug 15, 10:18 by NotAmoron
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If you turn themes off in vista it looks like XP......

Posted on Wed Aug 15, 01:06 by Waethorn
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"If you turn themes off in vista it looks like XP...... "

no it doesn't! if you turn off themes, it looks like Windows 2000 - the same as when you turn them off in Windows XP. THAT is the Luna theme running in Windows XP. had the themes been turned off, it would be running the Windows Classic theme. there is no Luna theme in Windows Vista.

this is a FAKE!!!

Posted on Wed Aug 15, 01:12 by Waethorn
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....furthermore, that's the Windows XP background. I would bet from the cut off text that it's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition installed, because the Windows XP Professional and Tablet PC use the same colour scheme for the background but Pro isn't written as "Professional Edition" as the letters indicate ("Edition" is cut off behind the iTunes window). It is also not Home Edition or Media Center Edition, because they use other colour schemes.

SHENANIGANS! IT'S A FAKE!!

Posted on Thu Aug 16, 12:39 by leonicdragon, Student, Tulsa, ok
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And if you look, the famicom is not even plugged in! There is a clear box (glass?) surrounding it, and there are no wires coming out of it. And there what appears to be a mini usb cable going into that cylindrical object atop the glass. I'm guessing that that is where the tablet/pda is hidden. Furthermore, where is the DVD-ROM drive? You typically cannot install Vista w/o one. DOUBLE SHENANIGANS!!!

Posted on Thu Aug 16, 12:42 by leonicdragon, Student, Tulsa, ok
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My bad, that's just a typical power cord. sorry for the double post.

Posted on Fri Aug 17, 01:38 by Qwazil, Student, adelaide
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even if the nintendo box was empty its still just a cool picture/exhibit

Posted on Sun Dec 02, 06:22 by MysticCorp, Computers
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http://global.shuttle.com/product_detail.jsp?PI=175

This is the computer he is using in the shown picture.

I am sure by the location that this was tested and shown to work, prior to them recieving the award for it. Although it is understandable to have it locked in a case, as most of these shows require a display model and working model.

I think this was just a bad picture giving the impression that the monitor was connected. Also the cartriage is NOT going to be seeted all the way, it is nothing more then a laptop hard drive inclosed, judging by the wires shown.

Just my thoughts.