The 2Way Sensor Bar can operate on 4 AA batteries when wireless play is desired, or it can be powered by the Wii's (or any) USB connection. Too bad it doesn't have internal batteries that could be charged over USB, or it would be perfect.
Unfortunately, the unobtrusive design of the original sensor bar has been replaced with a Wii-imitation white slab with some lights on it. We don't really mind the clock, because, hey, if you've got a thing sitting on top of your TV, it might as well make itself useful.
[Via Famitsu]
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2-15-2008 @ 10:45AM
Mountain lion link said...
I would easily purchase this sensor bar. I dislike the original sensor bars appearance and easily breakable cable.
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2-15-2008 @ 1:36PM
Sonic_13 said...
How did you break your cable?
2-15-2008 @ 12:37PM
James said...
This would be really handy for using my Wiimote on a PC. I might get it if it comes stateside.
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2-15-2008 @ 1:08PM
Croove55 said...
What? WHAT?! That... that THING....
actually looks pretty useful. i have nothing to add here.
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2-15-2008 @ 1:10PM
JC Fletcher said...
I had the same initial reaction. "Oh, hahahaha here's another useless peripheral! Look at how it... has neat features. Oh."
2-15-2008 @ 1:34PM
Nate said...
I like that it has a clock... My STB doesn't have one. Stupid Motorola.
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2-15-2008 @ 1:37PM
carterman said...
USB connection? Sold! It shall be brilliant for using my computer from a distance.
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2-15-2008 @ 4:21PM
Mountain lion link said...
The original Wii sensor's cable broke on accident when I my cat was playing with it. He bit through the cable, but currently I've been using a Gamestop wireless which is acceptable for the time being.
My question is this, can this item be purchased in the United States or imported?
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2-15-2008 @ 10:21PM
wizpig64 said...
i'd like to know where to buy this one. :)
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2-16-2008 @ 2:11AM
Armani said...
I might pick this up, the clock is actually a useful addition
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