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Potent Peripherals

A New Switcheroo
Spending hours in front of your HDTV is understandable; spending hours behind it isn’t. High-definition TVs rarely have more than two high-def-capable component-video inputs. Thanks to the Mad Catz HDTV Component System Selector ($30), you’ll no longer be burdened with the hassle of connecting and disconnecting cables to accommodate all of your component-video gear. The selector has four sets of inputs to handle things like progressive-scan game consoles and DVD players, satellite-TV receivers, and digital tuners. And it only takes a simple flick of the switch to choose between them. (madcatz.com)

 —Natalie Nodecker

Free Flo’ing
Gaming got you all fired up? Let Nyko cool you down. The Wireless Air Flo for PS2 ($50) offers players the ultimate comfort while in the zone. Dump your standard 6-foot leash and opt for this cable-free controller, featuring an adjustable flow of air through the cushiony rubber handgrips. For 10 hours of gameplay, you’ll need 4 AA batteries and lots of stamina. But don’t worry: with the Wireless Air Flo, the competition will be doing the sweating. (nyko.com)

               —Natalie Nodecker



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