LCD TopGun for PS2, Xbox and PC Released

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The first lightgun to be 100% screen compatible (including Plasma, LCD, TFT & DLP). For just 35 bucks it's a steal!

Lightgun for Plasma TV. Lightgun for 100 Hz Television. Lightgun for LCD screen. Lightgun for VGA monitor. Lightgun for DLP projector TV. Lightgun for HDTV... If one of these was either on your Santa wish-list or in your recent Internet searches, you've been waiting long enough for this! The LCD TopGun for Xbox, PlayStation 2 and PC is coming to the rescue as it fits with just all the needs described above, running on any screen or television set you can imagine, old or new.



Hell, it even is supposed to work with a wall projector or with the upcoming SED technology from Toshiba! Presented for the first time to us at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair last Christmas, the LCD TopGun finally came out two weeks ago. The bad boy is selling like hot cakes ever since, and in between intensive shipping sessions, we also took the time to test it out with various screens and configurations.



The LCD TopGun is changing hands for US$ 34.95 only!




Order your TopGun now from LikSang!
Feb 15, 2006
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