If geeks love it, we’re on it
Yes, it's true. It's not made out of wood, it's not behind bullet-proof glass at the Tokyo Game Show - it's a real live PS3 and the guys at PSM3Mag got to play it today. The two Sony reps that were kind enough to bring PSM3Mag the machine brought it in a bag, popped it out and placed it on their table. They than connected it to their TV and we were away. Forget any dev-kit speculation and empty cases. PS3 is real and it works brilliantly, according to PSM3Mag. Add comment
Blu-ray manufactures seem to not want to sell their precious high-definition recorders in the U.S. It looks as if Japanese manufactures told ZDNet they are not convinced that Americans will buy them. As we seem to be too keen on our Tivo recorders, according to their thinking. Add comment
IBM has officially released its first computing system based around the Cell Broadband Engine or what we now call Cell BE. Cell BE was originally developed by IBM, Sony and Toshiba for use in consoles. By using multi-core architecture and ultra high-speed communications capabilities, Cell BE computers, usually Blade servers, can produce super-computer like performance. Add comment
ATI recently showed off several examples of how Stream Computing would fit in real world applications. Add comment
NVIDIA is advising its partners to clear their GX2 and 7900 GTX cards from their inventory as it prepares for the release of the G80. Add comment
Microsoft has announced that its Zune portable audio player will be available on November 14 and will match the price of the 30GB 5.5G Apple iPod. Add comment
Intel's D1D Fab in Oregon is already producing test wafers, and will be the first CPU facility at Intel to ship 45nm silicon. Add comment
Today was the first day for open registrations of the new .mobi top-level domain. Sir Tim is not pleased. Add comment
Climbing trees to get a signal will do that. Add comment
Despite it's price and other gaming consoles available in the market, the PS3 still created a buzz at the Tokyo game show as Japanese gamers got their first chance to play the new console. Add comment
Short-Media's time-traveling science fiction serial continues! Add comment
Or, wait two weeks for the one from Microsoft. Add comment
Some quick bits when it's time to let your mind wander. Add comment
With the market becoming competitive daily, Sony has already announced a price cut for its next Gen console. Sony will cut the domestic price of its basic PlayStation 3 model to 47,600 yen, or about $410 USD, from an originally planned 59,800 yen, or $515 USD. That puts the PlayStation 3 in the same range as the combined basic Xbox 360 and HD DVD player in Japan, where the duo will sell for 49,600 yen, or $427 USD. There are no plans to lower prices in the U.S. or other markets. Add comment
It ought to top the S3 Virge. Add comment
Be careful if a friend wants to send you a picture. Add comment
A new [url=http://software.silicon.com/malware/0,3800003100,39162581,00.htm]zero-day attack[/url] affecting IE 6 browsers has been discovered. VeriSign's iDefense have confirmed that numerous dodgy porn websites are already exploiting this flaw. Add comment
Short-Media looks at this 22-inch value-priced monitor. Is it finally affordable to trade in that huge CRT? Add comment
Short-Media looks at this 22-inch value-priced monitor. Is it finally affordable to trade in that huge CRT? Add comment
ATI has been boasting about 80nm tech coming out for its new chipsets, but it looks as if Nvidia released the GeForce 7700 rather than talk about it. This now makes Nvidia the first graphics manufacturer to produce 80nm GPU’s to the retail market. Add comment
Short-Media's time-traveling science fiction serial continues! Add comment
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