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Opening Up a Sega Genesis Leads to a Genesis iPhone Dock, Naturally

By Adam Frucci Published November 25, 2009, 7:40 pm ET

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When you find a dead Sega Genesis and you open it up to see what the insides look like, the chances are probably good that you’ll end up with a Genesis you can plug your iPhone into. [Gadget Lab]

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