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Physical Collection
The Networked Mobilities Lab is accepting donations! If you have any old consoles you would like to donate, contact Dr. Silva at aasilva@ncsu.edu.
If you are interested in seeing our physical collection, visit Winston Hall on the second floor. Our collection is in the first display cabinet.
Consoles
![Clamshell case of Nintendo DSI with touch screen](https://cdn.chass.ncsu.edu/sites/nml.chass.ncsu.edu/ninendoDS.jpg)
Proprietary Systems
Maker: Bandai
Year: 1996
Description: Handheld console with a monochrome screen, which requires users to care for a pet.
Games
Phones
Maker: Sony Ericsson
Year: 2006
Description: Mobile phone featuring 4GB of storage and compatible with GSM / UMTS networks. The device included a touch screen along with a number pad input. It runs a version of Sony's UIQ device software. The device came with two games, one like Tetris, called QuandraPop, and another called NightClub Empire
Maker: Palm, Inc.
Year: 2003
Description: PDA with a small keyboard. The device came with an earbud and microphone (input) which could be used for making phone calls with accompanying cellular service. The device held 16 MB of memory. The device used GPRS for data.
Maker: Palm, Inc.
Year: 2005
Description: A PDA, which served as a successor to the Palm Tungsten series. The device featured a 16-bit color touchscreen (and no physical keypad). The device allowed 128 mb of flash memory. It allowed for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.