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FeaturesVideo Game Speakeasy Slips Into Soho For A Night Of Raucous FunBy Brian Crecente on October 25, 2009 at 6:00 AM Nights in New York City’s upscale Soho neighbourhood always offers something at which to Gawk.Models and hipsters wander the streets mingling with star-truck tourists and Hollywood starlets. Restaurants and boutiques vie for curb-space among million-dollar apartments and two-by-two patches of grass and trees.But last Thursday night the biggest crowds weren’t those forming to c

Video Games Beginning

It is hard to believe today that early video games were thought of as the latest innovations. With the many types we have to choose from, the earlier models such as Atari, seem almost silly in comparison. However, when these games were first released to the public, they were quite popular. The first video game system to be released for use in the U.S. was the Magnavox Odyssey. Originating from a prototype completed in 1968 called the ‘brown box’ this was a crude version of what was to come. Th

250 GB Playstation 3 coming to retail November 3rd

Thinking of picking up one of the slimmer, sleeker, cheaper new PS3 models for the family? You might want to hold off until November before taking the plunge. Numerous retailers have confirmed and started taking pre-orders for a new PS3 Slim model with an expanded 250 Gigabyte hard disk drive. That's over double the storage for games, movies, and media than the current 120 GB model offers. The best part is that the expanded storage comes at a very reasonable markup - the 250 GB PS3 will retail f

HP TouchSmart 300 and 600 released

The TouchSmart 300 ($899) and 600 ($1049) powered by Windows 7 have just been announced. On the hardware front, the new touch computers are getting a 16:9 ratio for the 20 or 23 display (it was previously 16:10) - note that this category is getting really affordable. In the 600 Series, the graphics processor has been upgraded to an NVIDIA G200 series (from a GeForce 9) while the 300 runs with AMD from top to bottom. From the outside, the new models are recognizable from the silver band on the

Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 gets bigger, swappable drives

It’s been a long time since we reviewed Iomega’s original StorCenter ix2 NAS, and the company have finally got around to updating the dual-drive consumer/small-office backup and media-sharing system. The Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 keeps the compact footprint of its predecessor but boosts capacity – 1TB, 2TB and 4TB models are on offer – upgrade potential and green credentials. Unlike the ix2, the ix2-200 has twin user-accessible drive bays, and they’re filled with low-power drives that are

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