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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You I’ve just had a quick hands on with some of the upcoming noise cancelling Bluetooth headsets from Sennheiser. And I must own them.
I just spent an hour or so with some of the guys from Sony Computer Entertainment and getting a good, close look at the new PS3 Slim. I know the Interwebs are teeming with photos and videos and impressions, so I figured I’d give you my thoughts in Haiku format. Below the jump, of course!
When I look back at my teenage years, it’s hard not to get all nostalgic about my trips to Intencity in Westfield Parramatta. They had a couple of Virtual World Entertainment games where you’d sit in a pod and either try and blast away your friends in Battlemech or beat them in a death race in Red Planet. And before every Battlemech game, you had to watch this video.
HDGuru has some notes from the now-concluded second quarter HDTV sales, and they show some interesting movement: With dirt-cheap prices, high end plasmas (42-50 inches) surged almost 40%, though LCD sales merely held steady. The big loser? Sony.
Fujitsu is the latest PC manufacturer to announce they’ll be offering upgrades to Windows 7 for all their new machines pre-installed with Vista. It’s not quite free though…
This is awesome. As a part of all the Sony announcements overnight, there was a little nugget about VOD content from the ABC for Australians. Turns out Sony and the ABC are going to be trialling a special version of iView on the PS3 that will let you watch all that great ABC VOD content on your TV for free through the Playstation Network.
