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Nintendo 3DS Circle Pad Pro review: just like the original, but bigger
Author: Janet Odell
Nintendo seems to have a knack for repeat performances. Nintendo DS? Quickly supplanted by the DS Lite — and the DSi didn’t last too long either before it was succeeded by the DSi XL. Even the 3DS saw a revision, when it was supersized last summer. These redesigns typically don’t change more than the device’s size, but when the 3DS XL was announced, some gamers were left wanting. Didn’t the original 3DS get an accessory specifically to address the lack of a second analog pad? Why didn’t Nintendo take the opportunity to add dual-analog controls? Well, if that happened, Nintendo couldn’t release an encore Circle Pad Pro accessory, could it? Let’s take a look at the 3DS XL Circle Pad Pro and see what’s changed.
Filed under: Peripherals, Nintendo
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Toshiba Kirabook review: finally, a flagship Windows 8 laptop
Author: James Cliff
Typically when I meet with a manufacturer to talk about new products, they’re coy about mentioning their competitors. They refer to “our competition,” or “other players,” or “similar devices.” Every company wants me to believe it’s the only company on the planet, that any others aren’t even worth the lip service.
That’s what made my last meeting with Toshiba so odd. While showing me the new Kirabook, the highest-end ultrabook the company has ever made and the first in a new line, the company’s product managers and PR reps couldn’t stop talking about Apple. They told me “we’re lighter than Air,” and compared “apples to apples — our apples to Apple’s apples.” While other manufacturers have raced to the bottom and to the lowest…
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Star Wars The Vintage Collection Prune Face REVIEW DE FLAME
Author: Tyler Evans
Robot Chiken All Rights Reserved 2010 las imagenes que aparecen en este video no me pertenecen y solo estan aqui para entretener sin fin de lucro.
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Book Review
Author: Rod Sutherland
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Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong is a beautifully told story about a pair of unlikely friends: Charlie, a jock who is nevertheless rather uncompetitive, and Nate, a high-strung roboticist and head of the school robots team. The story kicks off with a …
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Creatures of the Wind's Inspiration for S/S 2014 Might be Robots
They shared with this editor one such location, Robot Restaurant, three floors below street-level in the neon light-washed district of Shinjuku. We heard their story, watched one of their cell phone vids, and because Vogue apparently has all the …
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Killer Robots Condemned in New UN Report
Killer robots might sound like the stuff of science fiction, but they're alarmingly close to becoming a reality. A new report from the United Nations Human Rights Commission suggests that lethal autonomous robots need to be regulated before they become …
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HP ElitePad 900 review: HP’s first Windows 8 tablet for the business world
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HP’s business PCs have always been surprisingly pretty. Not that good looks are high on our list of criteria, mind you, but at the very least they make a strong impression. Now that companies have gotten more comfortable with tablets (and Windows 8 in particular) HP is selling the ElitePad 900, its first Win 8 tablet built for the enterprise. Like all those EliteBook laptops that came before it, it has a metal chassis that’s not only sleek, but meets the military’s MIL-Spec standards too. Otherwise, it has everything you’d expect from a business tablet: support for pen input, mobile broadband and security features like TPM. It’s also being sold alongside various accessories, including some cases that add further functionality besides just protection from scratches. With a starting price of $ 699 for the 32GB model, though, it’s a little more expensive than its competitors. Does that mean it’s a little bit better too?
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Samsung Galaxy S4 vs iPhone 5: in-depth Review
Author: Melissa Shroeder
Galaxy S4 versus iPhone 5: an in-depth Review! http://bit.ly/15fGOUg Which is better, Apple’s iPhone 5 or Samsung’s new Galaxy S4 flagship smartphone? Find o…
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[Review] Woodchuck Case – Real Wood iPhone 5 Skin
Author: Melissa Shroeder
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Seagate Central review: media sharing for the home, plus backup too
Author: Mark Jeffries
We really enjoy the ability to consume content on any device from just about anywhere we may roam. The cloud has been a big part of making that happen, but there are still a few things the cloud can’t do nearly as well as local storage — namely, share large files and provide continuous full backups of large media libraries. Attempting to bridge that gap is the Seagate Central. Ranging in price from $ 189 to $ 259, depending on whether you get it with 2TB, 3TB or 4TB of space, the Central connects to your home network and gives you a single place to store or back up your content, making it accessible both at home and on the go. That’s the idea, anyway. But what about the reality?
Gallery: Seagate Central review
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Storage, HD
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Sony VAIO Fit 15 review (2013): Sony’s mainstream notebooks get a makeover
Author: Jon Daniels
And it begins: back-to-school season. Even though some students are still embroiled in finals, and even though Intel has yet to formally launch Haswell, the next few weeks will see multiple PC makers unveiling their summer lineups. First up: Sony. The company just introduced some new mainstream notebooks, dubbed the “Fit” family. These laptops, which replace the current E series and most of the T line, include the lower-end Fit 14E / Fit 15E, which are made of plastic, and the Fit 14 / Fit 15, which step up to a thinner aluminum chassis and optional SSDs. Either way, Sony is standardizing on certain specs across its entire summer lineup, including 1080p displays, backlit keyboards, NFC and Exmor R webcams for better low-light images. We’ve just spent a week testing the Fit 15, which will be available later this month for $ 700 and up. (The rest of the Fit line starts as low as $ 550.) Head past the break to see if it’s worth a closer look once it hits store shelves.
Gallery: Sony VAIO Fit 15 review
