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Mattel introduces RFID-enabled game console
(Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)
Mattel, a company known for its children's toys, introduced the HyperScan RFID-enabled game console at the recently completed Comic-Con convention in San Diego. The console combines traditional one-on-one ...
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Comic-Con 2006: Video games lure Comic fans
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Would you like a computer case with that issue of Batman? The 37th annual Comic-Con comic book convention kicked off in San Diego and it isn't just about comics anymore. Now, traditional paper comics ...