Archive for November, 2007

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Market research firm Media Create has revealed data for weekly hardware sales in Japan for the week ending November 18th, following details of the software top thirty. With last week’s hardware sales results only covering the first few days of the PlayStation 3’s price cut, and the launch of the 40GB model, Sony’s next generation console has beaten both the Wii and Xbox 360 for the second week running.

Putting a full-sized USB port in a cellphone is such a simple idea. And yet no one has done it. It’s simply handy to have a full-sized USB port on a cellphone. As today’s cellphone is media-centric, full-sized USB port on cellphone allows you to directly plug a memory stick or flash drive to it for transfering MP3, pictures and video clips. Which you can bypass the hassle of dealing with tangling USB cable.

Intel has been selling quad-core CPUs for what seems like ages now, with current products ranging from the Core 2 Q6600 up to the new QX9650. The latter is based on Intel’s new Yorkfield processor refresh at 45nm. AMD, then, is late to the quad-core party. Having just launched its new 4-core “Barcelona” Opteron processors for servers, AMD is now catching up on the desktop front with the same architecture for desktop chips.

Hey man, there are gaming chairs, and there are gaming chairs. This particular one, known as the HotSeats 723 Flight Simulator TRX Game Chair might very well be the ultimate.

I want a larger screen and so do you. There is absolutely no reason for this wanting except for the feeling of power that a large screen gives you. I have no idea why it is, but we all seem to want a larger screen for our TVs these days. The question is, how to get a good deal on an LCD TV without paying a fortune. Let’s give you our top 3 tips on buying an LCD TV.

In the early days of digital cameras, it was a pixel race. Just before the holiday buying season each year, each manufacturer tried to lap the competition by throwing another megapixel of resolution at their camera. First two, then three, until we got to today’s cameras that, at least at the consumer level, usually have between 5 and 10 megapixels. Some manufacturers are still marketing megapixels, but in truth, for most casual purposes, 5 to 8 megapixels is fine.

The One Laptop Per Child XO laptop may be getting lots of attention as the Give 1, Get 1 program is set to begin. But the Asus Eee PC, designed for kids and older, novice PC users is garnering very good early reviews. Laptop Magazine says the $400 Linux-OS PC is versatile and easy to use. It’s not meant to go head-to-head with bargain Windows-based laptops. It’s meant to be a simple-to-use PC for surfing the web, making Skype calls, and writing and saving some work documents. Unlike the OLPC XO laptop and the Intel Classmate, which are designed to provide children in the developing world with access to computers, Asus is selling the Eee PC to one and all.