but back on a good side of things she is doing well after her transplant its been 2 years now and we are having a great time
as always ill check in as i can to remove spam "die spammers die" have i said that before. guys have a good week and think of us. Posted by: CoFreeOn: 03 Mar 2010 08:50
World's first commercially available Jetpack goes on sale Martin Jetpack, yours for £57,675 By Adam Hartley
Ever since the glory days of the Fall Guy in the 1980s any self-respecting gadget geek has craved a workable jetpack.
The new Martin Jetpack is priced at $86,000 (£57,675) and is the world's first commercially available personal flying machine.
This beast of a machine will allow you a full 30 minutes of flight time, so just be careful you are not too high when you are reaching that 28-minute point in your flight across from the top of London's Centrepoint to the top of the BT Tower.
The machine's rotors are built from a c...
Posted by: CoFreeOn: 10 Mar 2010 08:10
Newegg probes shipments of fake Intel chips by Brooke Crothers
As the case of reseller Newegg demonstrates, typos are usually the most visible sign that a chip--or any product purported to be supplied by a reputable company--is fake.
Newegg said Monday that it is conducting an investigation of recent shipments of "questionable" Intel Core i7-920 processors from Newegg. The news was first reported by [H]ard|OCP.
"Initial information we received from our supplier, IPEX, stated that they had mistakenly shipped us 'demo units.' We have since come to discover the CPUs were counterfeit and are terminating our relationship with this supplier," Newegg said in a statement.
"We have already sent out a number of replacement units and are doing everything in our power to resolve the matter promptly and with the least amount of inconven...
Posted by: CoFreeOn: 09 Mar 2010 08:13
Sony Readies PS3 3D By James Lee Sony has announced it is readying a software update that will allow the PlayStation 3 to run 3D games and movies.
The update will be available for free and requires no hardware update to the PS3 itself, however a 3D TV is still necessary.
"PS3 users worldwide will only need to upgrade the PS3 system software via the internet and there is no need to repurchase the system to enjoy 3D games," said Nainan Shah, vice-president of new platform, planning and development, SCEE.
Sony is investing heavily in 3D entertainment and plans to re-release a number of titles in stereoscopic 3D this year along with a 3D TV.
Posted by: CoFreeOn: 09 Mar 2010 07:44
Sony set to reveal PS3 Arc's Nunchuk controller GDC 2010 kicks off By Adam Hartley
Sony is rumored to be launching a Nunchuck style add-on to its so-called 'Arc' motion control device for the PS3, with the possibility of a reveal at this week's Games Developer's Conference (GDC) in San Francisco.
The latest PlayStation Arc rumors started, as many gaming tech scuttlebutt does, over on GAF, with a forum poster claiming to have seen recent "pictures" of "Wand/Nunchuk".
Big button on the Arc
The user, "ichinisan", says the add-on has an analog stick and X and O buttons and that the L1 and L2 shoulder buttons are underneath the D-Pad.
He also says that the wand contains "one very big button on top"; w...
Posted by: CoFreeOn: 08 Mar 2010 14:27
Portal 2 Confirmed By Tom Ivan Valve has reportedly confirmed plans to release Portal 2 for PC, Xbox 360 and Mac “this holiday season”.
The sequel to first person puzzler Portal - which received numerous awards following its 2007 release - is set "hundreds of years" after the original and will introduce a new co-op mode, according to Game Informer magazine (via CVG).
“Portal 2 introduces a cast of dynamic new characters, a host of fresh puzzle elements, and a much larger set of devious test chambers,” reads a GameStop product page.
“Players will explore never-before-seen areas of the Aperture Science Labs and be reunited with GLaDOS, the occasionally murderous computer companion who guided them through the original game.”
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Posted by: CoFreeOn: 08 Mar 2010 07:50
More DRM Trouble For Ubisoft By Tom Ivan Ubisoft’s controversial new DRM platform ran into further criticism this weekend after some of the company’s customers were locked out from playing the PC versions of Assassin’s Creed II and Silent Hunter 5.
“Due to exceptional demand, we are currently experiencing difficulties with the Online Service Platform,” Ubisoft community manager Ubi Vigil said on the publisher’s forums. “This does not affect customers who are currently playing, but customers attempting to start a game may experience difficulty in accessing our servers. We are currently working to resolve this issue and apologize for any inconvenience.”
The site is swamped with comments from gamers unable to play legitimately purchased versions of...
Posted by: CoFreeOn: 08 Mar 2010 07:45
