(This is from the Lik-Sang site, who also sell nifty and bizarre things like discontinued handheld game consoles and pencil cases shaped like vintage game controllers and such.)
Except for the hack value, that is.
I wonder if it runs on an emulator on a modern 32-bit RISC chip/OS, or whether they implemented a Famicom entirely in hardware.
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A bit of a waste of time trying to make the NES portable when mobile phones do the trick. And with no cartridges.