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specs of the inner workings of an NES system: 800mhz CPU 128mb RAM 5gb 2.5" Hard Drive DVD Drive Ports: 2 USB, Keyboard, Mouse, LAN, Serial, Parallel, VGA, TV, S-Video Windows 2000 (optional) Vintage Nintendo Entertainment Systems Console Case how does this all fit inside a small NES console? I'm looking at mine right now, and i just can't fathom it!
That's sweet!! Can you rig it so that the cartridge slot will still work? Probably make it an external drive or something...
