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'I think this is the world's smallest game console, I haven't been able to find anything even remotely close to this size. 'Compared to other game consoles, the entire Thumby is smaller than the typical D-Pad of the controller. 'The Thumby is really tiny, and is just the size of a person's thumb - hence the name,' said Tin圜ircuits president Ken Burns. The diminutive handheld recently won 'Best in Show: Most Innovative Product' at the GDex Conference in Columbus, Ohio, where the design was praised in particular for how it can help introduce beginners to coding in a fun way. This, he added, will allow 'more people can put it on their keychain, enjoy playing it, or even create their own games.' 'Thumby started out as my personal project, but as we saw people's reactions to the prototype, we knew we wanted to make it into a new Tin圜ircuits product.' We designed a high-quality product with a powerful processor that defies its size. 'My goal with Thumby was to make the smallest game console,' said Thumby's principal engineer, Ben Rose.
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