There are plenty of Wii games around that require you to swing, well for those baseball themed ones, now you can really swing something. This Louisville Slugger will give a far more realistic aspect to the game when you need to be swinging. Of course this also means among kids that there’s more likely to be some minor injuries. Then again, you don’t really have to buy something like this for the younger ones if you have them. You’re obviously a worthy recipient of such an accessory.
Toshiba is back with a brand new notebook for the masses which will be powered by the new Intel Core i7 processor. Known as the Qosmio X500 Series, it will be placed under the “enthusiast-class line of performance notebooks” that will target folks who thrive in high definition multimedia and gaming. On the outside you will notice a striking design which pleases the senses, where it will come loaded with premium technologies while the chassis will hold its fair share of impressive features within, offering hardcore gamers and digital content creators a portable, well-equipped “pro-class” notebook.
There is never a shortage of various forms of arcade machines. Usually they are fairly simple in design, but this one is far from simple. Instead this horror movie lover took his inspiration from the classic horror movies. That in turn gives this arcade machine a steampunk look that most people could appreciate year round. Even if it does have a design that some would only consider appropriate right around Halloween.
Dell’s acquisition of Alienware all those years ago does not seem to have hampered the latter’s build quality and performance, as the company has just announced a new range of Alienware computers that will satisfy most, if not all who are into the world of high performance computers. In fact, the new fleet of high performance gaming machines from Alienware will comprise of four factory overclocked liquid-cooled desktop systems as well as what is touted to be “the most powerful 15″ gaming laptop” in the universe – no wonder aliens from Jupiter can’t contact us – they don’t have the technology to do so! Built by Dell and Alienware teams, these new machines will sport the latest technologies, aggressive designs and unmatched customization and personalization. We’ll take a brief look at each of these machines right after the jump.
What I like about the Joytron Singibigi is that it is very much old school. Not only does it bring back the days when video game controllers were actual joysticks, and buttons were concave and very big, but it brings back the wooden look.
Have you ever noticed that things made of wood are generally considered antique? I’m not talking about that Wal-Mart faux wood furniture which is nothing more than pulp with a plastic sticker over it, real nice solid wood.
It was about time that someone took that look and applied it to video games. I guess since video games took place in the age of plastic, we don’t ever consider ever giving them a wood finish.
Sony’s latest Converter Cable Adaptor for the PSPgo was concocted so that it is able to maximize the use of existing peripherals for the PSP-1000, 2000 and 3000 series in the new PSPgo system, where the latter will adopt the Multi use connector instead. The Converter Cable Adaptor will arrive in Japan this December 24th, while folks who live outside of the Land of the Rising Sun won’t be able to get theirs until after Christmas (bummer!) as it ought to hit markets including North America, Europe/PAL territories and Asian regions in January next year.
Sony has your PSPgo’s best interest at heart by announcing that it will roll out its latest Bluetooth Stereo Headset receiver this Christmas Eve in Japan, although folks living in North America, Europe/PAL territories and Asian regions will have to wait until January 2010 to get their hands on it. Something tells me that import stores will make sure those arrive in time for some frantic last minute Christmas shopping outside of Japan, but I could be wrong. Here’s what the Sony Bluetooth Stereo Headset receiver is all about.
With a sleek design that matches perfectly with PSPgo, users will be able to enjoy a variety of entertainment content sounds comfortably through the Bluetooth wireless technology with the combination of a commercially available head-phone and head-set (head-set not included). The Bluetooth Stereo Head-set Receiver pairs easily with PSPgo by simply holding the power button of the Receiver, and operation buttons on the Receiver will also enable users to instantly play, stop, pause, forward, rewind, and adjust the volume of music and videos. Additionally, the receiver can be paired with up to eight Bluetooth devices by using the Multi Pairing Feature.
There is no word on pricing, but it ought to last for up to 6 hours of continuous talktime when used.
Holidays in the form of road trips can be fun if they’re well planned and if you happen to have generally well behaved passengers and a loving co-pilot who won’t get upset at you even though you don’t want to stop and ask for directions, preferring instead to rely on your navigational instincts (or rather, the lack of it), especially after the GPS system has died due to the lack of battery power. Audiovox could come in handy to defer the dreaded question, “Are we there yet?” for the umpteenth time by your once-bundles of joy in the back seat, thanks to their VOD10PS2 Mobile Video PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system.
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