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How Verizon Could Improve Their Mobile Gaming

post from LIVEdigitally on 28 August 2008 10:37:47 PM. © LIVEdigitally

As a long-time Verizon Wireless customer (originally back with GE!), I must say I’m generally quite happy with my service. My bill is a tad high, but then again we have 2 phones with lots of minutes, a Family plan and full access in the US and Canada, thus offsetting our home phone bill [...]

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Shiny at IFA 2008:Epson's TW420 projects gaming
heaven

post from Shiny Shiny on 28 August 2008 08:01:00 PM. © Shiny Shiny

A PS3 is a PS3 is a PS3, so how exactly do you one-up-man your best mate in the console wars? Add a home projector, of course. Suddenly, Wii tennis becomes more Wimbeldon than ever before, and World of Warcraft becomes downright terrifying.

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Shiny at IFA 2008: Epson's EH-DM2 lets you
project 'n' go

post from Shiny Shiny on 28 August 2008 08:01:00 PM. © Shiny Shiny

Home projectors are often seen as only an option for those who refer to their home as a 'crib'. But what if there was one for less than the cost of a kidney? Awesome, no? The DM2 isn't designed to replace your TV, but it's an option for when you want the cinema experience, but can't be bothered to have a shower and face the outside world.

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Shiny at IFA 2008: The TomTom GO x40 LIVE series
helps you avoid traffic jams

post from Shiny Shiny on 28 August 2008 07:40:00 PM. © Shiny Shiny

TomTom release details of three new sat nav systems that might help make your commute less stressful. The new systems are equipped with dynamic navigation that helps you avoid any major traffic snarls as well as take into consideration the time of day, weather conditions and local traffic info. There are three new models, the TomTom GO 940 LIVE, GO 740 LIVE and GO 540 LIVE, and they connect to TomTom's high definition traffic service, which means live information regarding any accidents or traffic hotspots. They've extended their

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Dell misses Wall St Target, sees Spending
Cutbacks

post from I4U News on 28 August 2008 04:45:17 PM. © I4U News

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell Inc posted a disappointing drop in quarterly earnings and said spending cutbacks on information technology have spread from the United States to Western Europe and Asia, sending its shares down more than 10 percen...

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Panasonic unveils new Plasma Displays at IFA 2008

post from I4U News on 28 August 2008 04:00:00 PM. © I4U News

The IFA 2008 show is opening officially tomorrow in Berlin. Panasonic is exhibiting five new prototype plasma display panels (PDPs) with new technologies. The Panasonic Plasma prototypes include a 42-inch panel with double efficiency technology that hal...

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Apple files a multi-touch tablet patent

post from Ubergizmo on 28 August 2008 03:55:11 PM. © Ubergizmo

It's not the first time that Apple files patents related to some kind of tablet computer. It has been described as a "big iPhone", or as a full-fledged tablet, but on the latest images, it looks like a large mobile internet device (MID). It's probably the right format: big enough to read and use the fingers but most likely thin and light. Images in the photo gallery show different situations, including an interesting one with a virtual keyboard. If it was to be priced correctly ($500-$700), it could be attractive. Now, we need to know more about the software, apps compatibility and performance.

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nMedia HTPCKB Media Center Wireless Keyboard

post from Benchmark Reviews: computer hardware, guides, and news. on 28 August 2008 03:48:50 PM. © Benchmark Reviews: computer hardware, guides, and news.

Setting up an HTPC is the easy part. Making it easy to use on your TV is slightly more difficult. Controlling your HTPC is the hard part. The nMedia HTPCKB wireless keyboard and remote make controlling your HTPC that much easier. A 2.4ghz radio connection and 10m range allow you to control your computer anywhere in the livingroom without any of those pesky line of sight problems with other remotes, while keeping things simple using a driverless USB dongle to connect. Here at Benchmark reviews, we'll get the bottom line on the nMedia HTPCKB and all its wireless goodness.

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Sony Sponsor of the UEFA Champions League

UEFA today announced the extension of its sponsorship agreement with Sony Europe for the UEFA Champions League seasons 2009 to 2012. With the renewal of this agreement, Sony will continue its association with Europe’s most prestigious club football[...]

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NVIDIA Quad SLI to appear

It's been reported that NVIDIA will let a Quad-SLI configuration appear. That's good news for fanatic gamers obviously. I feel like someone is going to have to get a new case, mobo and may be a power-supply too. Quad-SLI should work with different combinations of 16x PCIe and 8x PCIe, but the fastest configuration could involve two nForce 200 chips. In theory, NVIDIA could support N-GPUs and SLI is mainly limited by the space and power requirements. Once space runs out, the option that's left is the external PCIe box :)

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