Wireless Intertainment Computer. The Cybiko was a handheld released in 2000–2001 and aimed at teenagers — part PDA, part game console, part wireless communicator. It had a monochrome LCD, a tiny QWERTY keyboard and a built-in 900 MHz radio that let users chat, send mail and play multiplayer games with anyone a few hundred feet away. Software loaded from a PC, and hundreds of free games and apps came from independent developers. It built a small, devoted community before cell phones and the Game Boy Advance left it behind.
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