Sony, seeing the success of Nintendo’s Wii, introduces Motion Controller for its PlayStation 3. The new Motion Controller works in conjunction with the PlayStation Eye, which will capture movements of the motion controller for “true one-to-one tracking.”
The PlayStation Motion Controller will be launched in 2010.
We're not quite sure what levers they pulled, but our compadres over at Engadget Spanish have managed to wrangle a retail N97 out of Nokia's tightly-clasped hands, and naturally, they've done us the honors of photographing it. We're hoping to snag a unit of our own soon, but 'til then, tap the read link for lots more shots and even a video. Yes, a video. Welcome to the internet.
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MSI's traditional Wind Top AE1900 -- you know, the one with the white and clear frame -- started shipping here in the US just over a month ago, but now two new family members are joining in. The AE1900 Black and Dual Core models have just landed down in a handful of respected e-tailers for right around $600, so if you've managed to hold off this long and prefer darker shades of most anything -- well, what are you waiting for? Full release is post-break.
MSI US Now Shipping WIND TOP AE1900 Black & Dual Core All-in-One PC Models to Major Retailers
Best value in the all-in-one desktop market now with widespread product availability
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Ever since launching the first Atom-powered netbook, Asus' Eee brand has led the way in all manner of other Atom-based fields - if rumours are to be believed we will soon be seeing Eee-branded keyboards, phones, and even mirrors. For now, though, we're looking at a humble all-in-one touchscreen PC, the Asus Eee Top. Although we've already reviewed one of its competitors' machines, Shuttle's XVision X50, the Eee Top was actually the first of the Atom-powered all-in-one PCs to hit the market so it will be interesting to see how it holds up.
We have to admit the Eee Top didn't particularly excite us in the looks department. Sure, it might have some applications in the classroom but for the most part we see it being used as a second PC in the kitchen or living room, in which case the styling is a little bit too twee. Also, the fake plastic speaker grill just screams cheap.
A dual-core ARM CPU powers the heart of Nvidia’s latest Tegra integrated System-on-Chip (SoC) platform, which also provides always-on Internet access and hardware accelerated support for HD video in a MID form factor. There are currently over 20 Tegra-based products under development, many of which will be arriving later this year.
Nvidia claims its Tegra SoC provides 5x the battery life of current netbooks, some of which today offer up to 8hrs of use, meaning Tegra is a device capable of running up to 40hrs nonstop. Tegra-based systems (netbooks, tablets and MIDs) are expected to cost around $199 when they reach consumers later this year, and could even be as low as $99 through subsidized mobile operator plans, such as those for the iPhone with a two-year contract commitment.
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And so it begins. AVADirect announced the upcoming availability of its Clevo D900F laptop, and what makes this special is it’s the first one to incorporate Intel’s Core i7 processor, the company claims. “By using a desktop Core i7 processor, the notebook is able to enjoy all the benefits that accompany this hardware platform,” AVADirect said in a statement. “Some of the benefits include triple-channel memory, a first ever in a notebook design.”
Everything about the Clevo D900F screams desktop replacement, and does so in a big way. The tri-channel memory (up to 12GB of it) comes clocked at 1333MHz “with 1600MHz on the horizon.” And if a Core i7 wasn’t enough, AVADirect also crams Nvidia’s GTX 280M graphics into the mix.
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For those of you not familiar with BFG’s Trade Up program, registered owners of qualified videocards have 100 calendar days from the date of purchase to trade their card in for a faster, more expensive model and pay the price difference. Now you’ll be able to do the same with BFG-brand power supplies, assuming you meet the criteria.
“This program only applies to BFG power supplies purchased after June 1, 2009,” BFG states. “This program may not be available to all customers, and rules/restrictions may apply. The Program is currently only available in the U.S. and Canada.”
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Earlier today at Computex OCZ unveiled their latest SSD, the 3.5-inch Colossus.
The Colossus will pack either 512GB or 1TB of storage inside its 3.5-inch enclosure, that has been made to fit in the spaces that you’ve come to know over the years. In order to make a drive of this size, OCZ commissioned a new PCB design with flash chips and SSD controllers rather than slapping together two SSDs into a larger enclosure.
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Cybernet Manufacturing and its subsidiary Space Technology have announced the availability of the next-generation all-in-one LCD PCs, the new iOne series. The company will be exhibiting the new iOne series, including one model (A330) featuring the Intel Atom low-power CPU, at its booth in the Nankang Hall (4F, L1113/L1115) during Computex Taipei 2009.
While all-in-one PCs are a new trend, Cybernet has over 12 years of experience in all-in-one PC design and the company noted that it has the know-how and skills to create products for the business community.
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Belkin has announced two new products that will allow iPhone users to answer calls and play music hands-free. The gadgets include the TuneBase FM and the TuneBase Direct. The cradle for both products allows the iPhone to be held horizontally which is perfect for videos or GPS directions.
A great feature of both products is that should you get a call the devices will fade out any music you might be listening to. The TuneBase FM works through your car radio while the TuneBase Direct works through a car stereo’s auxillary jack. Both devices also charge the iPhone while it is cradled.
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