According to a rumor over on Joystick, Sony is set to announce PSN+ at E3 next month, a premium version of their PlayStation Network service. The alleged benefits are as follows:
• Cross-game chatting
• Access to rotating list of PSOne Classics and PSP Minis
• Downloading some full retail games from demo titles
• Free PlayStation Protection Plan
• Cloud-based game saves
These rugged, low-power computers use flash memory instead of a hard drive, and come with a distribution of Linux derived from Red Hat's Fedora as their pre-installed operating system, which comes stored in both a copy on the flash memory and in the on-board ROM backup.Are you excited about this latest offering from the OLPC foundation?
With tablets, laptops and all-in-one PCs classic desktop computers are losing ground but they still are viable solutions for both homes and offices. Generally a classic desktop computer packs more computing power than a laptop or tablet and they are also more customizable when it comes to adding extensions or upgrading the components. Which would you say is the best model on the market?
There are various desktop systems out there which we don't know of. Here are the top 5 ones of 2009 and if you are a gamer and you know of these then help others to get the best buy!
For most of the gamers gaming gloves have been a dream but now the dream has come true. Here is a short video of a gaming glove with which you can make your gaming more fun and effective. Would you use it?
Look out Nintendo, Sony has announced its plans to go head to head with you. Sony has just released information on their newest game system called Move. It’s their version of the wii. There are several similarities and several differences between the two.
The wii has one distinct advantage. It’s on the market already and has built its name and reputation. Sony’s Move is targeting a release... read article
The mid-eighties brought us the first diverse generation of widely-purchased game consoles. Which one of these classics has best stood the test of time?
The KIN is focused towards young people who are more keen to be socially connected and that is where the phone shines. However, the added feature of an excellent web browser puts it up against super smartphones with a lot more power, features and apps that cost the same per month to operate.
