Triton Labs' Transporter

A great deal of effort went into making the GameBoy Advance pocket sized; the only problem is that the screen is too fragile to actually carry it around in your pocket. Light shields and carrying cases keep the screen safe, but make the GBA too bulky for comfortable transporting. And if you've gone through the trouble of installing an Afterburner, the last thing you want to do is to have to keep your old light shield attached just to protect your precious display from scratches. That's why Triton Labs has stepped in with the invention of the Transporter face cover for the GBA.

The Transporter is made of sturdy, high quality leather that wraps around the GBA, covering the screen while maintaining its slim girlish figure. With the Transporter snapped firmly into place, the GBA fits nicely into a pocket, backpack, briefcase or bag without sacrificing the purity of the display area. Plus, it looks darn cool; it comes in classic black with the Transporter logo on the front available in any color to match any stock GBA on the market.

And for the GBA SP

But what about GameBoy Advance SP owners? Don't they have the right to tote their system in style? Indeed they do, that's why the Transporter also comes in an SP version that serves as a carrying pouch when the SP is in the closed position. The power port is conveniently left uncovered so that your SP can continue to look good even when charging up. And just like it's cousin, the Transporter SP comes in black leather with logos to match either the Platinum or Indigo systems.

The Transporter is the perfect way to keep your GameBoy Advance or SP ding free without the bulk and hassle of shields, cases or other peripherals. For about ten dollars you can get the Transporter for the GBA (or fifteen for the SP) at www.TritonLabs.com.