CES 2006 Profile: Atlantic Inc.

By Digital Trends Staff January 20, 2006

Atlantic Inc., a maker of digital media storage solutions, was showcasing several new interesting storage options for home entertainment rooms at CES this year. One new line of products which was catching people’s eye was the GameKeeper family of video game storage devices and in particular, the Gaming on Wheels product.

The Gaming on Wheels video game storage unit, priced at $89.99, is designed to store all gaming essentials and act as a travel case for one’s video game system. It is made of aluminum and lightweight molded materials and has enough room to store one console, four controllers, all wires and hook ups, 20 games and six memory cards. It can be toted, is equipped with straps for fit and security and has a cushioned console compartment with hinged lid to allow for ventilation when playing a game.

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