The mystery of the Alienware ‘allpowerful’ has been pierced a few days before E3—a brand new m17x stuffed with so much power it might just cause cancer: Dual 1GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 280M graphics cards and a Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-Core CPU for starters.
We’ve seen a Disney artist draw some technically proficient images on the iPhone, but for some reason—maybe it’s the hardware, maybe it’s the content—we just weren’t as captivated.
If an atomic zombie is molesting you, get this coil gun, aim with its built-in laser gun sight and pew-pew a metal projectile at 110km/h into his rotting cranium, with a total energy of 18 joules.
Everyone in tech is taking an economic beating right now, but Dell is doing particularly badly. Why? Turns out their business customers—which make up about three quarters of total sales—are buying even fewer computers than regulars folks.
“DVD Jon” Johansen, a guy who knows a thing or five about iTunes syncing, breaks down how the Pre must pull it off: by reporting itself as an iPod. It’s brazen, and possibly brilliant.
Just think of the possibilities. 49 beer-filled USB drives. 49 humping dogs. 49 tiny, disturbing, plastic strippers. And, for you lonely types, 49 robot vaginas. It’s like Brando‘s wet dream come to life.
We think the perfect e-reader would require a colour screen, but Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said today that not only is a colour version of the Kindle not imminent, but that “I know it’s multiple years. I don’t know how many years but it’s years.” Lame.
