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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Bungie to bring justice to Xbox 360 repair mishap

After Nathaniel's nostalgic Xbox 360 was literally as a confirmation of repair, we had a little altered state power is not allowed to ensure that everything is resolved. Fortunately, Bungie bigwigs to point to a solution, which hopes that it is "very close", as a replacement. According to Bungie community director Brian Jarrard, his team is "to adapt in order to help this regrettable situation," and then that over the details, which were collected, we can not fail to suspect that the resolution is all more than satisfactory.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Nintendo's DS Lite retrofitted into MacBook Air ad

It is difficult to deny that Apple MacBook Air advertising is quite catchy, and while the DS Lite does not really take off all of the envelope output just as elegantly as the last lappie Cupertino, it is not half bad job representin '. In spoofing awaits you after the jump, you will see a black DS Lite retrofitted in the MBA place, and throughout the text, lighting and overall smoothness is not the original, at least the music is spot-on. Click to see if it yourself.

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Monday, February 11, 2008

Motorola's DH01n - DH01 with GPS navigation

Motorola has just announced a new TV Mobile with GPS and Tele Atlas maps. Think their DH01 (photo), DVB-H television with the addition of navigation systems. Motorola is the light in the details for specs, release and price. As such, we assume that everything else is the same on this personal DVR with 4.3-inch screen.

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Apple applies for trademark protection on gaming devices!

We're gonna not read too much into this just yet, but if everyone's favourite fruit-flavored consumer electronics company files for protection of its mark, as they relate to a wide range of gaming devices, good, we feel you know . The USPTO sniffer dogs on Trademork only in the minds of us has, until recently, on this application from Cupertino, the requests protection of the word "Apple" for products that are classified as "toys, games and toys, namely the hand-held units for playing electronic games; hand-held units for playing video games; stand-alone video game machines, electronic games, which are designed for use with TV receivers only, LCD game machines, electronic learning game machines, toys , battery-powered computer games. "And if you think about it, we see Apple file for a patent video game not too long ago, who knows: perhaps the iPod, iPhone, Apple TV and soon more friends among the ever-expanding Non -- PC ecosystem. Then again, we have heard this rumour in one form or another many times before, and right now the pining for a resurrected Gizmondo already give us enough headaches.

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