All the stories tagged with: Gaming
Toshiba Dynabook targets gamers
06/14/2007, Gamers seem to be a blessed bunch these days, with more and more notebook manufacturers taking note of this group by unveiling gaming notebooks that rival the performance of average gaming desktops. The Toshiba Dynabook Satellite WXW is one such [...]
Rock, paper, scissors go digital
06/14/2007, Strange to see a traditional child’s game like rock, paper, scissors take the digital route. I seriously wonder which parent or guardian in their right mind would actually spend $8.89 on a set of these devices just because their kids [...]
Anynote booms with AL5600G notebook
06/13/2007, Playing games on your notebook might not be an experience you savor, since a notebook setup won’t be able to offer the same experience that a desktop does. Anynote aims to bridge that gap by releasing the AL5600G 15.4″ notebook [...]
Razer returns to its roots
06/13/2007, The Razer Boomslang mouse heralded a new age in gaming, as its release more or less coincided with the rise of professional gaming into mainstream consciousness. To commemorate this classic mouse, Razer has come up with the Boomslang Collector’s Edition [...]
Arko PMP takes aliens to the cleaners
06/13/2007, Arko has recently unveiled the MP-482 portable media player that comes with a 2.4″ display and support for a wide range of audio and video files. It looks a whole lot like a cheap Sony PSP, save for the fact [...]
Xiachao GPS looks like Nokia
06/13/2007, Pirates ahoy! Xiachao from China has come up with a portable GPS navigation system that looks like the Nokia N800 Web tablet, espousing the proverb that imitation is the best form of flattery. Known as the GPS UMPC001, this device [...]
McFarlane-inspired Xbox 360 controllers
06/12/2007, Halo 3 is definitely going to be big when it is finally released for the Xbox 360 (except for Japan, a region that seems impervious to whatever marketing efforts Microsoft throws at it), and Todd McFarlane (of Spawn fame) was [...]
Luxium adds graphics card to notebooks
06/11/2007, Everyone knows that most notebooks come with integrated graphics cards in order to prolong battery life while keeping its size down. MSI has decided that more and more people are starting to take up more-than-casual gaming, and hence have a [...]
Gionee S20 does NES games
06/11/2007, The Gionee S20 cellphone from China (where else?) does not only make and receive calls, it comes with a built-in NES emulator as well for you to run those beloved classics from the 8-bit era just in case you’re too [...]
Giant NES controller debuts
06/11/2007, Philip Torrone is a hardcore gamer who collaborated with his team of builders to come up with this giant of a NES controller, parading it at the recently concluded Maker Faire 2007. The Giant NES controller uses wood as its [...]
FragBook DRX spells out the obvious
06/11/2007, What better name to christen your gaming notebook than the FragBook DRX from Falcon Northwest. DRX stands for Desktop Replacement Extreme, and as we take a look at the specifications, chances are these will definitely outperform most gaming rigs, be [...]
MSI unveils GX700 notebook
06/08/2007, MSI has released the GX700 gaming notebook that targets the female crowd, featuring some pretty impressive specifications that make this suitable for gaming purposes. What you get inside this package is a 1.3 megapixel webcam, an Intel Centrino Duo processor, [...]
Sinox locks your controller down
06/08/2007, Sinox has unveiled its security device for console controllers at Computex 2007, and I must say this is one of the more unique releases in the console accessory market thus far. A trio of dials similar to those found in [...]
