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PlayStation 3 TEST DECHA00A
A unique themed PlayStation 3 DECHA00A Test Kit used during the development of Little Big Planet.
This system also contained demo's for the upcoming (at the time) NGP / Next Gen Portable project that ended up being known as the PlayStation Vita.
The demo's from this system ended up being used in the 2022 Linus Tech Tips video titled: I Await Sony’s Cease and Desist -
Nintendo 3DS XL Panda
Used in development of Nintendo DS, DSi and 3DS games by Nintendo.
This one has a slightly different motherboard to later models. -
Nintendo 3DS XL Panda
Used in development of Nintendo DS, DSi and 3DS games by Nintendo. -
PlayStation 2 DTL-T10000H Development Tool
This item is currently on loan in Taiwan and will be shipped back to us in future. -
Google Stadia Workstation Development Node
The following item is a Google Stadia Dev Node saved from e-waste. Our system sadly has no original HDD nor it's correct GPU.
The tower itself is based on a Lenovo P520 Workstation with a sleek white case. -
Nintendo Wii U CAT-SES Kiosk
The following item is a Nintendo Wii U CAT-SES Kiosk Unit, Unlike the other Wii U Kiosk unit we have this one contains a HDD with game demo's. -
Oculus Rift Development Kit 1
Two months after being formed as a company, Palmer's Oculus VR launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign on August 1, 2012 for their virtual reality headset, named the Rift. The main purpose of the Kickstarter was to get an Oculus Rift prototype—now referred to as DK1 (Development Kit 1)—into the hands of developers to begin integration of the device into their games. The DK1 was given as a reward to backers who pledged $300 or more on Kickstarter, and was later sold publicly for $300 on their website. These kits sold at a rate of 4–5 per minute for the first day, before slowing down throughout the week.
The Rift DK1 was released on March 29, 2013, and uses a 7-inch (18 cm) screen with a significantly lower pixel switching time than the original prototype, reducing latency and motion blur when turning one's head quickly. The pixel fill is also better, reducing the screen door effect and making individual pixels less noticeable. The LCD is brighter and the color depth is 24 bits per pixel.