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BlackBerry Storm 3 detailed in training slide: same look, more RAM?
For those of you hoping that RIM could pull off a handset capable of challenging the incredibly slim and futuristic tree-borne Android handsets in the touchphone hardware arena, you'll have to dream past the Storm 3. From the looks of it, we'll be getting a fairly minor " refresh" of the Storm 2, according ...
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Verizon leaks another Droid 2, getting BlackBerry Storm 3, Curve 3, 10.1-inch tablet later this year?
Now that the Droid 2 has officially reached " leaking like a sieve" status, we thought we'd toss you another couple shots of the Droid X's QWERTY-equipped cousin, which we're being told is locked for an August release on Verizon. If you're more of the BlackBerry type, though, we've got some news for you, ...
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PlayStation Move bundles en route to Japan: Resident Evil, Time Crisis ahoy
God bless them for trying. Sony Japan will release two PlayStation Move bundles to hopefully kick-start the motion controller era. Oh, wait: the motion control era started nearly four years ago with the Nintendo Wii, and now it’s in danger of losing the casual audience to things like Farmville and Farmville-ville. That’s the game where you play the role of someone who’s playing Farmville. You’ve got the PlayStation Move Bio Hazard 5 Alternative Edition Special Pack and the PlayStation Move BIG 3 GUN SHOOTING Perfect Pack. Perfect Pack, ladies and gentlemen. Curt Henning would have approved of that one.
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Rumor: BlackBerry Storm 3
The BlackBerry Storm 3 has not been announced yet, but rumors of it are already being bandied about. There are some interesting specifications to it, where you should not be fooled by a rather similar shell, albeit being very different under the hood …
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NZXT’s Sentry LXE touchscreen fan controller turns you into Storm, minus the cheese
We know, you’re probably scoffing at those mortals still using “fans” to “cool their gaming rigs,” but unless you’ve thrown down the cheddar on a swank liquid cooling solution, you’ll probably find yourself at least mildly interested here. NZXT has ta…
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Remote Auxiliary Power System uses overhead power lines to juice up devices
Most of us carry a bevy of devices that tend to require a whole lot of charging at the end of each day, but the military could be on to something here with the Remote Auxiliary Power System otherwise known as RAPS. Thanks to engineers at the Air Force…
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Digital Storm announces Special|Ops gaming computers
Digital Storm just announced their latest PC, the Special|Ops. Intended mainly for the gaming fanatic, the Special|Ops runs the latest is CPU/GPU technology, and comes boxed in a quite attractive and well ventilated case. Of course they’ve already brought us the Black|Ops and the Black|Ops Assassin, so I think we’re starting to see a trend here.
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Ubergizmo Live at Nintendo E3
We’ve seen the Xbox 360 unveiled yesterday live, so follow us today at E3 live to see what Nintendo has up their sleeves – will it be the new 3DS that looks set to take the world by storm if it is announced, or will Nintendo pull something magical out of their top hat this time round? Patience is a virtue, and there is no better time than now to practice it. In the mean time, why not check out some of the rumors swirling around what Nintendo has to offer today at 9am PST?
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Your first 3D PS3 games launch tomorrow, including Wipeout HD
OK, Wipeout HD is a fine, fine game, but how will it look in 3D? Probably disappointing, if only because it’s going to have to be run in a rubbish resolution in order for the PS3 to create the stereoscopic image. Kvetching aside, Sony will release four stereoscopic 3D games for the PS3 tomorrow: Wipeout HD, Super Stardust, PAIN, and Motor Storm Pacific Rift. You will, of course, need a 3D TV to appreciate the extra dimensionality.
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Panasonic’s HDC-TM35 HD camcorder is light, lady-friendly
Leave it to Panasonic to yet again stake claim on a “world’s” achievement that generally isn’t on our radar. The company is again claiming it offers the world’s lightest HD camcorder, this time the HDC-TM35, sporting 1080i recording and hybrid image stabilization that allows you to “vigorously shake the rock” according to the infallibly auto-translated press release. It weighs just 185g, about the same as a BlackBerry Storm2 and 42 grams lighter than it’s predecessor, the HDC-TM30. According to that release, the cam intended for a female audience, who hopefully like white, violet, gold, or gray (shown after the break). Storage is to SDXC and videos are recorded in AVCHD format, which should give you plenty of room on that card to keep on filming until your arm gets tired. Panasonic isn’t announcing an official price, but it’ll be hitting Japanese boutiques on July 1.
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Project Natal retail unit revealed at D8?
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Hey — you know Microsoft’s Project Natal? Well we’ve just gotten an up close look at what appears to be the retail version (though it’s clearly marked a developer unit). We couldn’t storm the stage while Walt and Kara (and her son!) were showing it off, but no one seemed to mind that we took a load of these shots for your perusal. Check out gallery below for more pics!
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Shanzai shocker! VIA processors in $100 Android tablets later this year
Brace for a storm of craptablets: this week, Taiwanese semiconductor firm VIA said its processors will appear in a new slate of cheap Android tablets destined for the US in the second half of this year. Speaking to Bloomberg, VIA marketing head Richard Brown said the company’s Chinese customers will ship around five tablets, that they’ll appear at $100 to $150 price points, and that “the tablet market has been legitimized by Apple” — that last likely in an attempt to make Bloomberg utter the words “VIA” and “iPad” in the same breath. (It worked.) Mind you, the iPad certainly isn’t the be-all, end-all of tablet computing, but we wouldn’t expect to get a legitimate iPad killer for $100, either. We think we said it best in April: you get what you pay for.
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