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    need joystick and remote control

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by spitfire, Dec 27, 2006.

  1. spitfire

    spitfire Notebook Consultant

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    Hello soon i'll get my asus G1 shiped!!YEAH!!!
    And i will need couple accesories to get, those are remote control:
    i dont want it to cost more than 40$, it should be either express card remote control, or usual one, preferably on blutooth.Has someone expiriencein those??
    Also i will need a joystick, you know the type they use in Playstations, also i dont want to pay more than 40$, i really would like to have a cordless one!
    THanks for help, if you can give e some links to look on

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    can somebody what for is the docking station, besides of having more availible ports, do i really need (using laptop mostly on desk), do they have some for Asus (g1)
     
    spitfire, Dec 27, 2006
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  2. Nicolas41390

    Nicolas41390 Notebook Consultant

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    Here is the remote.
    Remote
    And here is the controller, you are looking for one that is like a PS controller right? The wireless is only $5 more ,I would go with that one myself.
    Wireless
    Wired
     
    Nicolas41390, Dec 27, 2006
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  3. Jumper

    Jumper Notebook Deity

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    My housemates and I have two of those Wireless Rumblepad 2s for the Media/Emulation PC in the living room... They work great.
     
    Jumper, Dec 29, 2006
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