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A quick shot of the PS3 user interface was snapped by a few bloggers out in LA, at E3 last week. The image shows the same cross-tab browser we have grown accustomed to on the PSP. The graphics seems to be much better (as expected from Cell), and there are… Continue Reading »

The Alienware Aurora m9700 is the industry’s first and only 17” mobile system to offer the powerful dual-graphics capabilities of NVIDIA SLI technology. The cutting-edge mobile desktop also provides up to 240GB, AMD Turion 64 processors, two 256MB 7900 GS GPUs, either a 1,920 x 1,200 or a 1,440 x… Continue Reading »

JBL announced a sleek, portable-audio system and accessories pack designed to be the perfect companion to gamers, road warriors and music lovers alike. Weighing in at less than a pound and small enough to fit in a briefcase, backpack or purse JBL On Tour Plus comes with everything needed to… Continue Reading »

We all know that it is very hard to break into a strong market like handheld gaming. Nokia, Gozmondo, and others have all tried and failed thus far to Nintendo and Sony. Fortunately the GP2X has something else going for it: Linux. Running the open source software allows anyone to… Continue Reading »

The free but useful games (useful = good time wasters) that come with Windows have not been surprised up in a long time. Well they have no longer been overlooked by the Windows team. With the release of Vista later this year sometime in 2007, your favorite time wasters will… Continue Reading »

This new memory card is red hot… SanDisk introducing a 4-gigabyte Memory Stick PRO Duo Game card that can store up to 64 hours of MP3 music tracks, 20 or more hours of movies/videos/film trailers, 12 hours of game saves, or 4,000 digital still images. This should certaintly sufice for… Continue Reading »

SanDiskintroduced RapidGX, a high-performance Memory Stick PRO Duo Game card intended for the PSP. The company was no longer content sitting around waiting for Sony to bump-up their transfer, read, and write speeds nor force people to convert their files before popping in the memory card. The SanDisk RapidGX card… Continue Reading »

This week we’re working hard to keep up with E3. While things here are not as huge as last year, the show got hot and exciting very quickly. The big three (Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo) have had their press conferences and announced the new games, system changes, new functionality, and… Continue Reading »

Gadgets on the Go is reporting that the Nintendo Wii will use the Opera browser for its internet surfing and connectivity. Opera isn’t revealing specific capabilities of the Wii browser, which is still in development, but said it will be a full-featured browser. Microsoft’s Xbox 360, does not come with… Continue Reading »

Amidst the pre-E3 announcements today, Microsoft announced their new Live Anywhere service.  The service essentially allows gamers to take their Xbox Live profile with them on any of their devices.  The service will be compatible with your PC, Windows Mobile smart-phone, Xbox 360, and even Java enabled handset.  With Live… Continue Reading »