We took the time to sit down and review the ProMini wireless bluetooth recently, and found that this little thing has the potential to be quite handy on the go. Essentially it is a full QWERTY and mouse pad that fits in your pocket, and works with most bluetooth devices.

The device supports iPad (3.2, 4.0), iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS (4.0+), iPhone 4 (4.0+), Smart Mobile Systems, Nokia Symbian S60 Systems,Android System, Windows Mobile 6.0 System,HTC,PCs, laptops, HDPC, MacOS 10.2.8 or later,Sony PS3.

We were able to test it on our Windows 7 computer, our PS3, and an iPhone 4, and all devices worked quite well.

I was unable to use the mouse function on the iPhone, but I liked that I could control the iPhone’s music wirelessly, and quickly type up emails much faster then I would with the native touch keyboard.

With Windows 7, I popped out the included bluetooth dongle and synced right up. It was surprisingly very functional. I could use the mouse, the keyboard, the hotkeys, and scrolling functions from across the room with ease. Why I would need to sit across the room I don’t know, but who knows when I just may need to use.

With the PS3 I can’t say it was as fun of an experience as the PC. Perhaps it is more of the setup of the PS3 browser, but the cursor was seemed too slow, but other than that the typing was good. I did not get to chat with the device but I would imagine this would be very helpful, and a good  alternative to the official PS3 QWERTY.

Other notes about the device is it is also a laser pointer, and “glows in the dark” with LED back-lighting as you can see in the photo above.  It works up to 10 meters away, yes that is further than you will probably ever need to go! To purchase this little bad boy, you’re going to need to slap down $70 bones. Is it worth it? Well if you are a business man on the go, I say yes, this is great for a pocket QWERTY. The keys are much easier to use then your mobile device, so there is definitley a nitch market of people that will find this product as a godsend. If that’s you, you can check it out here at Pyramid Distributions .

Awhile back we showed off the Retrogen, a portable Genesis that allowed you to use your original cartridges. But what if you backed up your cartridges and wanted to play the backups on the go instead of carrying around a backpack full of plastic cartridge? Well gamers, you were out of luck.

Until now! Das Reviews gets its hands on the Gopher with an exclusive video review of this extremely rare product. The Gopher comes with the same 20 games on the device but now includes an SD card slot for all of you archivers. Want to know if the Gopher is right for you? Check out Das Product Review below.

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Okay Classic Heads,

I know this is the moment many have been waiting for! Should we be doing the Retro Dance? Should we fork over more loot for another 3 in 1 game system console? Should we be intimidated by the odd space-ship like design that looks like it came from Planet Retron (most likely a Star Trek episode!) ?

I try to answer as many questions on the Retron3 that I can possibly fit into an almost 11 minute video. From start to finish we work over the unit to see what type of staying potential it has. So without any further hesitation, let’s cut the fat off the RetroN3 and see if it will earn a place on my classic gaming shelf!

Viola. there you have it. That’s basically the system in a nutshell (well or in 11 minutes). Not a bad clone attempt, not flawless by any means but not bad. The one thing I have to say is that you don’t want to even touch those controllers as they look so pretty in the box…and that’s where they should stay! But honestly, why would you want to use those things anyway if you had all those ports on it anyways?

We’ll keep testing the Retron 3 and post any new findings that we come across in the forums, so until next time.

May the Old Skool be with you! Live long & Prosper!

You loved our first article about the Retron3 and we know you’ve been waiting to hear more about it. Well! Das Reviews got an exclusive hands on with the brand new 3 in 1 retro gaming console at E3 2010! Want to know how well this plays Super Nintendo, Nintendo and Sega Genesis games? Watch the video and find out!

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