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What is this?!!?!

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Written by David

November 19th, 2008 at 9:06 am

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PSP 3000 finally cracked

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Meet the new Pandora. Datel, who released the orange pre-made Pandora now offers a new battery called Lite Blue Tool. Works exactly like those Pandora batteries as it puts your PSP 3000 into service mode so you can flash a custom firmware onto it. Retails for $29.99, not a bad price point to be at, especially now you can’t mod those official PSP batteries anymore.

engadget.com

Written by David

November 18th, 2008 at 9:56 pm

Sony Pictures celebrates blocks Netflix streaming on titles

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Well the New Xbox Experience launches tonight and Sony retaliates by refusing Netflix streams on some of its titles?!

Cheap move Sony.

And Netflix, bring your service into Canada, and soon!

multiplayerblog.mtv.com

Written by David

November 18th, 2008 at 8:02 pm

Resistance 2 review - giantbomb.com

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Resistance 2 is still no Halo killer.

Will Sony ever get its own killer FPS? Give me a reason to love you!

So there you have it. Resistance 2 has a rubbish single-player campaign, which left me angry and confused. The lack of coherent storytelling is my biggest issue, but there’s really nothing wrong with the overall gameplay.

giantbomb.com

Written by David

November 11th, 2008 at 12:04 am

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Windows 7 hands on

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Gizmodo published this story with a pretty nice hands on. All of the new stuff look fantastic but here’s some food for thought.

Why don’t you (Microsoft) charge a set price ($99 or even $199) for 1 Windows 7 license. Ship a dual layer DVD that gives you all the pre-set builds on it?

Instead of hardware bound activations, give users a way to de-authorize a computer and re-authorize a new one? Probably not a big deal since most people smart enough just call in and bitch and they get a new activation anyways. This way you guarantee 1 active Windows 7 per person per hardware combination.

And maybe have similar pricing scheme for Office too?

That would totally kill Apple by sheer volume. And you do want to kill Apple right?

Windows’ strength lies in universally supporting all hardware as well as adoption rate. The more people get Windows 7, the more Microsoft would win. What I’m suggesting isn’t totally illogical. Trade higher profit per license for mass adoption and conversion!

gizmodo.com

Written by David

October 28th, 2008 at 3:05 pm

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