Archive for: October 15, 2007

Filed under: Digital Cameras
by at KES 2007, Samsung has been engaged showing off its newest camcorder, a unit that actually records to both mini DVDs or internal flash memory. The VM-DX10 allows users to store footage on a three-inch DVD or on the 4GB of flash memory within, and it plus boasts a 2….

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Just in case your Wii has suddenly and unexpectedly become some sort of flamethrower in recent weeks, Nyko is introducing a cooling solution of its very own. Granted, we don’t really expect that most Wii consoles will actually need that thing, but we’re certain the “better safe t…

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Filed under: Cellphones
While we’ve seen a variety of surveys pitting the iPhone against its most notable rivals, a recent study conducted by the NPD Group breaks down the numbers behind who left what phone (and what carrier) to acquire an iPhone. Not surprisingly, iPhone early adopters were “ten ti…

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Oppo’s been known to add a tip of style to its PMPs in the past, and it looks like that touch of beauty is still obvious on the Super Five. that unit features a three-inch display, sleek top-mounted controls and support for a smorgasbord of formats including RM, RMVB, FLV, DAT, MPG, MPEG, AVI an…

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Not that it comes as much of a surprise, but Nintendo’s growing market value doesn’t seem to be showing any signs of letting up, with the company now crossing the 10 trillion yen mark (or roughly $85 billion). That magic number now makes Nintendo Japan’s third biggest company (up from fifth plac…

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For those out there who still believe that 5.1-channels of audio can be wrapped around your two ears in a singled-out set of cans, say hello to Panasonic’s RP-WF5500. These ‘phones feature 40-millimeter drivers, around six hours of playback on a full charge, a range of about 30-meters and weigh …

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“When Microsoft announced Windows domestic Server earlier that year, it was greeted with a mixture of curious disdain and eagerness. Some questioned what the product offered by existing solutions, while others welcomed it with open arms. It’s at once tough to explain and easy to understand what Wind…

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It doesn’t feel like that one has too sturdy a leg to stand on just yet, but according to Financial Times, Hewlett-Packard may be looking to acquire Kodak. Reportedly, the rationale is that combining the strengths of the two would “create a global imaging powerhouse.” Additionally, it was famous…

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Filed under: Portable Audio
It looks like those 5G and 5.5G iPods owners out there that have been feeling a little envious of the iPod classic’s slick new interface now have at least one option at their disposal to give their player a bit of a facelift, although it seems that only the most fearless …

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I hadn't heard of Gleemax until this year's Digital Life, where they set up their booth, under the Wizards of the Coast banner and signups for the service stood next to games like Magic: The Gathering Online, Dungeons and Dragons Insider, and Uncivilized: The Goblin Game. After discussing Uncivilized with a rep for a good long time, he suggested that I check out Gleemax, partially to get a shot at he Uncivilized beta test, and also because of the burgeoning social networking service's own merits.

Gleemax is a bit more than just a social network for gamers, it's also a gaming porta. Since Gleemax is a subsidiary of Wizards of the Coast (WoTC), so their games are primarily available through the service. Magic: The Gathering Online and Dungeons and Dragons Insider are two of the pilot games. A new turn-based strategy game called Uncivilized: The Goblin Game is also looking for beta testers exclusively from the Gleemax community.

The Gleemax social community is still growing and lacks some of the traditional features of many social networks (profiles with friends-lists and such), but the service does have robust forums and community portals. There's a forum and community page for each game, both tabletop and digital, that WoTC sells or owns. If you play any of the games--not just the ones that are available on the Gleemax site--you can create a persistent presence across all of them. If you're interested in any new one, learning more is as simple as a post to that game's forums.

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“When Red Hat announced its upcoming Linux desktop at its annual summit in May, the company predicted the Red Hat Global Desktop would be out by September. Now, delayed a bit, the new desktop Linux will be appearing in November, company executives are saying. The delay was caused, Gerry Riveros, Red…

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