New minigame for PlayStation “Four Barrels of Fury”

New minigame for PlayStation “Four Barrels of Fury”

Author itzco | 20.05.2009 | Category Video Games

Sonny has announced, the next may 21 will be available the series of Resistance for PlayStation home in America virtual space. In this occasion we will be able to enjoy a mini game of a turret view in first person, and also it will have some rewards items, statistics of the world players’ position. This game will be named Four Barrels of Fury, one of the most interesting things is that the same day of the realized, creators and administrators of this game will be available to play versus all players

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Need for Speed: Nitro for Nintendo Wii

Author itzco | 20.05.2009 | Category Video Games

Electronic Arts has realized the first official trailer of Need for Speed: Nitro, this is a version of the most popular races game of the company EA, and it will be just for the console Nintendo Wii. This game has been developed by EA Montreal, who has a big experience in games of Nintendo wii. This game will be controlled by the analog handle of Nunchuck, and to accelerate you just have to shake the Wilmote (without abuse, because your will spend your turbo) to watch the trailer click here

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[Rumor] Specs And Release Date of Next iPhone

Author Ciel501 | 20.05.2009 | Category Mac/Apple

Recently ‘AppleiPhones.com’ gains specs and release date of next iPhone from a source who is connected to Apple’s development team. Many details have not been reported yet. Here are the specifics:

- 32GB and 16GB to replace current capacities
- $199 and $299 price-points to be maintained
- 3.2 Megapixel camera
- Video recording & editing capabilities
- Ability to send a picture & video via MMS
- Discontinuation of the metal band surrounding the edge of the device
- OLED screen
- 1.5X The battery life
- Double the RAM and processing power
- Built-in FM transmitter
- Apple logo on the back to light up
- Rubber-tread backing
- Sleeker design
- Built-in compass
- Revolutionary combination of the camera, GPS, compass, and Google maps to identify photo and inform about photo locations.
- Turn by turn directions
- July 17th, 2009 release date

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GameDr, Controls your time for a game

Author Ciel501 | 19.05.2009 | Category Gadgets

Here is a smart gadget called for ‘GameDr’. This is designed for a person who plays game without realizing how long he spent time for a game. You can plug it and check your time and it also alarm for each hour or 10 minutes. If you set a time for a game and the time pass away, its power will be off so you don’t need to worry about gameholic.

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A different Shelby Cobra Daytona

Author itzco | 15.05.2009 | Category automobile

The company Superformance dedicates to create duplicates of classic cars, one of these replicas was the Shelby cobra Daytona Coupe. Based in that model the company Exotic Auto Restoration made some modification on the aluminum body of the car, making it more extreme.
The aesthetic of the car was modified, but it is similar like the authentic car. One of the principal changes of this car was the motor, because it wasn’t a classic Ford Widsor Vo or Shelby Vo of 7.0 litters with 560 hp, this car has an Roush 402 R with 530 Hp and the hole body is mostly of aluminum.

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MacBook Touch coming to reality?

Author janet | 15.05.2009 | Category Computers, Mac/Apple

Rumor has it that a tablet version of the MacBook will be released sometime before Octoboer. It comes with the multi-touch screen, Mac OS X, accelerometer, gesture library, slot loading SuperDrive, and GPS. It is said to be very expensive to make but will sell at a low cost.

This is only a rumor, but we are anticipating its arrival.

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Samsung Has Released R470 & R522 Notebook in Hong Kong

Author Ciel501 | 14.05.2009 | Category Computers

Samsung has unveiled R470 & R522, both of them feature Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 (2.2Ghz), 3GB DDR2 800 Mhz, 320GB SATA HDD, 16:9 LED display, SRS Audio and HDMI. R470 has 14’’ display, NVIDIA GeForce G105M Graphic card and Intel PM45 Chipset. R522 has 15’’ display, Intel GMA X4500 Graphic card and Intel GM45 Chipset. R470 costs HKD$7,780 and R522 costs HKD$6,690.

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LG, Blu-ray player with Docking Station for iPods ‘HB954TBW’

Author Ciel501 | 14.05.2009 | Category Consumer Electronics

LG announced their latest Blu-ray 5.1 Home Theater combo in Korea, the HB954TBW. LG Korea added on a Pod dock on their Blu-ray player, allows you to listen songs stored at your music player with high-quality surround music, working with all iPods and also you can charge your iPods with the docking station. The LG HB954TBW Blu-ray player will be available in Korea at around ₩1,299,000 (about CAD$1,200).

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Japan Triumph, Smart Marriage Hunting Bra

Author Ciel501 | 14.05.2009 | Category Gadgets

Japan Triumph unveiled cool and smart bra, ‘Marriage Hunting Bra’. It looks like a wedding dress and shows the time that you have spent for finding a marriage partner with LED display placed on the front of bra. And you also clip pens and a legal seal for wedding. When you find someone who you want to get married to and he put a wedding ring into heart-shaped device, the timer will be stopped. Here is a video shows how it works.

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Sweet heart-shaped watermelon in Fukuoka

Author Ciel501 | 14.05.2009 | Category Gadgets

The summer is coming and we feel cooler when we eat sweet fruits like a watermelon. Hiroichi Kimura, a farmer from Kumamoto, and his wife have invented heart-shaped watermelon for 3 years and did succeed. It will be a valuable present on the special day for special person. But do you want get it for about 15,750 Yen (US$150)??

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