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It's amazing what I find in my attic. In a box collecting dust lies my old Super Nintendo. I spent way to many hours on that little machine, I couldn't just throw it away. But all the cartridges were destroyed and the SNES wouldn't turn on, it was dead. I had to bring it back to life. All I needed were some small PC components and an operating system running a Super Nintendo emulator. VIA is known for tiny PCs parts, and the ARTiGO, an all-in-one system is the perfect solution for jump starting my SNES.
Step 1Inside the ARTiGO
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The ARTiGO is tiny! It fits in the palm of my hand, yet it has all the feature of a regular desktop. Go to
VIA.com For the full specs. I quickly threw the ARTiGO together ( there's nothing to it) for a test run. It's no hard core gaming rig but its going to do just fine with emulators and watching some xvid movies. The Artigo is so cool looking and small I almost want to leave it that way, but my SNES need a new engine.
the mini-pc idea was a great one!
just saying, but your Snes looks terrible!
if you see how the plastic is two-toned, its because of a fault of nintendo's, where an incorrect ballance of flame retardant in the mix caused oxidization which was sped up by sunlight exposure. there is no way to reverse it.
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