Take a look at Playstation 3's Superb Commercial showcasing/featuring it's technical capabilities.
Monday, March 2, 2009
PS3's Superb Commercial
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
World’s 1st Highest Performing Intel X58 Gaming PC
Asus announced the launch of its Gaming PC- ROG CG6190. Asus ROG CG6190 features Intel’s latest platform and provides top-notch solutions to deliver the ultimate in gaming experience. The Asus ROG CG6190 is the world’s first highest performing consumer desktop platform that features the most advanced Intel Core i7 CPUs and X58 chipsets to allow gamers to experience even higher levels of speed and performance.
It is equipped with the most advanced features such as:
Built-in biometric fingerprint scanner for system security
A unique 2-kilowatts dual power system
Customized liquid cooling modules for non-stop sustainability
A Supreme X-Fi Audio Card that provides support for 3D nine virtual speakers.
The Corei7 delivers 52% faster processing speed in 3D gaming application.
Asus CG6190 is built to bring about the most engaging, most exclusive, and most exciting gaming experience to date—to satisfy any gamer demand. In comparison to the previous generation Quad Core platform
source:fareastgizmos.com
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Monday, September 8, 2008
Chatpad for PSP and 360
Finally Some dedicated hackers have managed to get the PSP and Microsoft's Xbox 360 Chatpad typing. Few kinks needs to smooth out, but the hard part seems over, with l0rdnic0 managing a tiny bit of soldiering using a PSP remote cable and some software from the Open Keyboard Project. It's kinda nerdy at the moment and they are still miffed at that Logic 3 getting canceled way back when, but we suppose this will have to do.
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Friday, July 4, 2008
Stix - The Wiimote Clone for PC
Stix - The Wiimote Clone for PC - It is a series of wireless, motion sensing, touch-screen gaming controllers for the PC and Internet that lets players interact with online games as well as regular PC games with the Games For Windows badge. It's being outted by GoLive2, the independent gaming division of Playhut, Inc.
the Stix 200 and 400 controllers to arrive in August. Stix 200 caters for casual gamers with support for online and 2D games, and the Stix 400 will allow gamers to skip the mouse and keyboard for PC games. No price or list of Games For Windows titles supported is out as yet. Apparently Stix is suitable for kids aged 6 and above.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
Vii Games?
The Wii reverse-engineering hat trick is now complete. The Vii clone just spat out a whole host of new games ready to slake your need for Happy Tennis and Alacrity Golf. Or maybe Fry Egg is more your style. No worries, plenty of options to choose from -- soon, in fact, judging by the pace of these leaks. Too bad your choice of Miis appears limited to a fluffy bunny or albino rat at this point...More on engadget
Gallery: Vii Games
Tags: Wii Games, PS3 Games, New Video Games
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Thursday, October 4, 2007
Belkin n52te SpeedPad, More One-Handed Gaming
The Belkin n52te SpeedPad is a sexy update of the cult classic Nostromo SpeedPad N52. Meant to replace the keyboard (and even mouse) for hardcore PC gamers, the controller offers 15 programmable keys, an 8-way thumb pad and full ergonomic support for extended play (aka...a regular day in our life). But most of this was already standard, and the n52te boasts some nice improvements over its predecessor.
The new back lighting offering glowy blue keys that will turn your face to alien colors during late night frag sessions, and the addition of onboard memory that can store your settings and custom profiles, making the highly tweakable peripheral truly plug and play for tournaments...Read More
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Friday, September 21, 2007
Halo 3 Special Edition Xbox 360 Console Now Available
When Microsoft held its E3 press conference in June, the only major announcement related to Xbox 360 hardware was the reveal of a Halo Special Edition Console. Although Halo 3 itself won’t be hitting shelves until next week, gamers looking to dial up their Halo-fever can now pick up the Special Edition console from their local electronics and games retailer.
At the time of announcement, Microsoft focused mainly on the Halo 3 console’s authentic Spartan green and gold finish and comes with matching Xbox 360 Wireless Controller,20GB Hard Drive, Headset, Play & Charge Kit, Halo 3 Gamer Pics and Theme available via Xbox Live download. DailyTech, however, saw the HDME output feature of the new console as a sign of things to come. Less than a month later, HDMI ports were spotted on Xbox 360 20 GB Premium consoles.
Gamers wanting the HDMI output feature but not interested in spending the extra money for an Xbox 360 Elite can be assured of getting such a console by purchasing the Halo Special Edition. The Halo console retails for $399, while the regular Premium console is $349. For a short period, Best Buy was offering $349 Premium consoles with guaranteed HDMI output.
The special green console is not the only Halo promo item on Microsoft’s list. Microsoft has designed both a black and brown Halo edition Zunes preloaded with appropriately themed soundtracks and media. In June, retailer GameStop revealed special Halo 3 – Themed Xbox 360 controllers featuring Todd McFarlane artwork and Spartan green wireless headset.
Halo 3 launches on September 25 in what could be the biggest game launch in history. (Source: Microsoft)
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