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Jackpot Slots turns your iPhone into one-armed bandit

By: , IntoMobile
Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 at 12:19 AM

A company called New Potato Technologies has created the iPhone dock pictured above. They call the product an “appcessory,” as it’s coupled with an app that detects Jackpot Slots iPhone Dock and runs the famous one-armed bandit on the device (iPhone or iPod Touch).

The app itself rocks realistic graphics and sounds, allowing users to compete in online tournaments with players from all around the world. If you play often, you could even win a trip to Las Vegas to show your “skills” in the real world. However, you’ll need to earn 50,000 credits in order to win.

Jackpot Slots iPhone Dock costs $39.99, while the accompanying app is available as a free download from the AppStore.

Love the whole “appcessory” idea and I’m looking forward to see more such products being released in the future. Previously we’ve seen some other appcessories like few other iPhone docks that turned Apple’s handset into an alarm clock, as well as Griffin’s iTrip FM Transmitter.

[Via: OhGizmo]

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