thetonestarr on 09 December 2008
From Wikipedia, sources checked and confirmed:
* Game Wave Family Entertainment System (ZAPiT Games), October 2005
* Gizmondo (Tiger Telematics), March 19, 2005
* GP2X (GamePark Holdings), November 10, 2005
* Evo: Phase One (Envizions Computer Entertainment), October 20, 2006
* HyperScan (Mattel), October 2006
* iPod Touch (Apple Inc), September 13, 2007
* Vii (Beijing Shituan), 2007
* N-Gage (Nokia), April 3, 2008
* SEGA Vision (Sega), 2009
* Zeebo, 2009
* Gizmondo (Tiger Telematics), March 19, 2005
* GP2X (GamePark Holdings), November 10, 2005
* Evo: Phase One (Envizions Computer Entertainment), October 20, 2006
* HyperScan (Mattel), October 2006
* iPod Touch (Apple Inc), September 13, 2007
* Vii (Beijing Shituan), 2007
* N-Gage (Nokia), April 3, 2008
* SEGA Vision (Sega), 2009
* Zeebo, 2009
Each holds legal status as a video gaming system and is therefore considered part of the seventh generation of videogaming. Some compete more with the "big three" than others, but all are still very much a part of the 7th gen.
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