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HARDWARE, DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS
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Sony Japan is no longer going to produce the PlayStation 2. This 12 year old piece of hardware will join others in the antique store of gaming consoles.
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SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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On July 27 1981, Microsoft bought the rights for QDOS (Quick and Dirty Operating System) from Seattle Computer Products for $25,000. QDOS was originally thrown together in just two months for a 0.1 release in 1980.
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HARDWARE, SOFTWARE
REVIEWS
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In this in-depth analysis, we will discuss the emerging competition between ARM and x86 microprocessors. Led by the Intel Atom, x86 chips are quickly migrating downwards, while ARM CPUs are beginning to flood upwards.
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HARDWARE
NEWS
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The Commodore 64 has been revitalized and updated with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Linux, PS2 KB/Mouse connectors, Wi-Fi and Blu-ray capabilities.
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DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT, BUSINESS
NEWS
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One of EA's biggest money makers, Madden NFL Football, is the basis of a law suit by its creator, Robin Antonick. The stakes are quite high if Antonick gets everything he is asking for.
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HARDWARE, BLOGS
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Instead of banning cell phones from the classroom, teachers are incorporating them into lesson plans. Guess the centuries old adage, "If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em," is paying off in education.
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