XCM Hyper Gear case promises to overclock your DS

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget....-gear-lite.jpg

Overclocking the Nintendo DS is hardly anything new, but the mod-happy folks at XCM look to be taking a decidedly different approach with their new Hyper Gear case which, as you can see above, is actually a full-on replacement case for the currently non-hyper DS Lite. That approach gives you the added advantage of selectable turbo speeds and, of course, a rapid fire switch, both of which, as Technabob points out, will likely take quite a toll on battery life. No word on a price just yet, but it'll apparently be available from at least a few of the usual modding retailers in the next few weeks.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/05/x...clock-your-ds/

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Originally Posted by wraggster

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget....-gear-lite.jpg

Overclocking the Nintendo DS is hardly anything new, but the mod-happy folks at XCM look to be taking a decidedly different approach with their new Hyper Gear case which, as you can see above, is actually a full-on replacement case for the currently non-hyper DS Lite. That approach gives you the added advantage of selectable turbo speeds and, of course, a rapid fire switch, both of which, as Technabob points out, will likely take quite a toll on battery life. No word on a price just yet, but it'll apparently be available from at least a few of the usual modding retailers in the next few weeks.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/05/x...clock-your-ds/

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when you find out,can you please tell me the release date because I really want this. :D

Lmao dont quote the whole first post... Looks retarded..

Anywho this seems a tad pointless to me..

;) Why wouldn't you want it,you could use it for speeding up homebrew to full speed,even though it costs more of your battery life time,I still think it's worth it. :thumbup: