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First comes an awesome device, then awesome peripherals to support it. Thrustmaster, the expert at mastering thrust, has just announced two innovative accessories for the Nintendo DSi. The only bad part is that they're not in stores yet. But I want them now!

The T-Standee Charger (shown above) holds your DSi in either landscape or portrait orientation, so you don't have to. While that would be enough to justify its $12.99 price tag, it's also a charging station. Bonus! It'll be available in min-June.

Even more clever is the T-Strap Charger, a wrist strap that can also be used to charge your DSi from any USB port. You're going to use a wrist strap anyway, so why not get one that can also power your gaming. This will sell in mid-May for $7.99.


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