Wii and PS3 clone a real "Winner".

Not again. Yes, the Wii has gotten it's fair share of public attention and praise over the last couple of years, so much in fact that people are creating their own rip-offs to get in on some of the money making. The latest on the list of course is...... "Winner".

Yes, this new videogame console has been dubbed "Winner". As you can see, it uses a motion sensitive controller/pointing device just like the Wii, but also allows for MP3 playback, karaoke, and has a built-in Photo Channel player. Put simply, look at it as a very VERY poor attempt at a PSWii.

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The Winner provides fun, interactive ways for you. Wherever there is a Television. With Winner, you can participate in sports, increase your fitness, and socialize with family and friends, watch your health, educate yourself and your family and engage in leisure time activities. A distinguishing feature of the console is it's Wireless Controller which is used as a handheld pointing device and can detect acceleration and orientation in three dimensions via the built-in G-sensor. Additionally, players can also use Winner as MP3 player, karaoke, and digital photo player.

Unique enough right..... RIGHT? Well anyway, if that didn't impress you then the consoles specifications will.

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Features:
• Encourages social interaction and family togetherness
• Applications are non-violent
• Promotes health and fitness
• Winner gets users moving and allows them to burn calories
• Applications are gender and age neutral

Specifications:
Processors:
•32-bit CPU
•GPU
Memory:
•SDRAM 16 Mbytes
•NOR Flash 64Mbits
Ports and peripheral capabilities:
•Up to four Winner Remote controllers(connected wirelessly via Bluetooth)
•SD memory card slot(1)
•USB 2.0 ports(1)
•Multi-output port for component, composite or S-Video
Storage:
•Expanded storage via SD card memory (up to 4GB)
•NAND Flash 32Mbytes
Video:
•480p (PAL/NTSC), 480i(NTSC)or576i(PAL/SECAM),standard 4:3
•AV multi-output port
Audio:
•ControllerBuilt-in speaker
Power consumption:
•Reserved

For those who don't understand these specs, let me sum it up for you. It's no Wii, and it's DEFINITELY not a PS3. When will they stop? Never, that's when.

Source: Aussie-Nintendo.com - Australia's Best Nintendo Coverage - Article