If you have un-used NES controller in your store room, you can probably ask Kamalot to hack it into a bluetooth headset. Probably you are the only one who has it in your city! Everything from volume control to battery charging is well integrated to the slim game pad.

This is what you can do with the nitendo headset

Pressing the 'A' button raises the volume while pressing the 'B' button lowers the volume. The 'Start' button is the main action button and is used to pick up calls, hang up calls, pair the handset and turn it on/off. I actually kept the internal button connectors, and hooked them up to the Bluetooth device.

A small port on the side of the controller is used to charge the internal battery. The Bluetooth handset has a talk time of 4 hours and a standby time of several days.

The headset will support bluetooth headset profile on your pc and use it with Skype calls.

kamalot.blogspot.com  via engadget