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Tablet Attraction: Our Burning Desire for the Kindle Fire

In April 2010 Apple released the iPad to the public, launching the subsequent race to capture this audience with faster, more functional, and shinier tablets. All have failed, with the iPad representing 75% of tablet sales in 2010, with an expected increase to 83% by the end of 2011. On November 15th this year, a challenger

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Gaming
James Trauben

Sega Announces Brick People for Sega iOS

This fall, Sega is bringing Brick People, based upon a hit arcade title of the same name, to Sega iOS for iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches. Players are tasked with feeding the eponymous Brick People by dragging and dropping bricks into the playing field, allowing them to hop and climb their way to presumably delicious

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PC Gaming Is Not Dead: Razer’s Tight-Lipped Teaser

Recently, Razer began to Tweet, Facebook, and otherwise viral-market the URL for a (as of now) rather bare website: www.pcgamingisnotdead.com buy nolvadex online https://rootscommunityhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/nolvadex.html . As the link suggests (and as one might surmise based on Razer’s product line), the gaming and computing gear company intends to wow us with irrefutable proof that PC gaming

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Google to Acquire Motorola

Google and Motorola Mobility Holdings announced today that the internet giant will be acquiring Motorola Mobility for approximately $12.5 billion. “This acquisition will not change our commitment to run Android as an open platform,” said Larry Page, CEO of Google. “Motorola will remain a licensee of Android and Android will remain open. We will run

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Gaming Students, Bow to Your Sensei

SteelSeries, a staple of our past year’s E3 coverage, has released the new master of customizable gaming peripherals to join their previous Spectrum headphones and Diablo III line. The Sensei brings you eight programmable buttons, three zones of custom colorization and even an LCD plate on the bottom to identify your device (editable bitmap). The

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Limited-edition TRON R3CONF1GUR3D Controller Available for the XBox 360

Performance Designed Products will be making 750 new limited-edition TRON controllers for the XBox 360, available exclusively through its website for $49.99 from August 9th, 2011 onwards. Available only for a limited time, these new wired controllers feature soft rubber grips, vibration support, and a simple, elegant design. The last time PDP released a TRON-themed

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Science and Tech
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The Extreme Portfolio Can Survive A Sixty Foot Drop (Bet You Can’t Do That)

Ever wanted to drop your iPad from sixty feet up? Me neither. But just in case you are doing some cherry picking with your iPad, G-Form has you covered. The makers of the Extreme Sleeve have now debuted their Extreme Portfolio case, the first portfolio case to use RPT (Reactive Protection Technology). The Extreme Portfolio

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Science and Tech
James

[Anime Expo] MP-HDX Media Player Review

This year Anime Expo was busier than ever. Lining each aisle were the usual items you expect to see at this genre of event: manga, videos, toys, swords, artists and gadgetry. One such gadget that caught my eye was attached to an HDTV and looked to be smaller than a deck of cards. Onscreen was

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