Make your Wii even awesomer!
Many of you probably received Wiis this holiday season! Yes? Am I right? In an effort to help you get the most out of your slick new brick, this article has a few helpful and informative links.
Archive for January 4, 2007
How Subversion is pronounced
The answer to the question “How is Subversion pronounced?” I feel sorry for Jim Blandy.
How To Convert VHS To DVD Guide
This tutorial is targeted on converting VHS analogue sources to DVD-Video.
BitDefender Achieves Checkmark Premium Certification
BitDefender anti-spam engine has been awarded the Checkmark PC anti-spam certification by independent UK certification outfit West Coast Labs. By blocking 97 percent of all spam during the certification process, BitDefender was awarded the Checkmark PC anti-spam certification by independent UK certification outfit West Coast Labs.
More Clicks, More Revenue: Comparing Ad Revenue Services
A rundown of a few various ad revenue services for those who aren’t too familiar with their options.
PS3: A blast from the past?
Could PS3 and PS2 (slim) be just a rip from a very old console we remember as Turbo Duo? Find your yourself.
LG to sell a Dual-Format DVD player.
A very smart move by LG.
vBSEO vs Zoints SEO - What you need to know
A comparison against vBSEO and Zoints SEO - two popular solutions which have forum owners confused.
PS3 downscales Blu-ray to 480p on 720p HDTVs
Ars Technica reveals that although there is little difference between HD-DVD (Xbox 360) and Blu-ray (PS3) playback, unless your display can handle a 1080p or 1080i resolution the PS3 will downgrade the image into 480p!
The PlayStation Toaster
We’ve all seen the PS3 Grill. Sure, it was cool in its day and all, and we all had a good laugh at the PS3’s expense, but that’s old news now. It’s time for something new. Er, old. Presenting, the story of a very talented girl who decided to shove an entire PlayStation 2 inside a toaster! And the damned thing still works.
EVGA Superclocks GeForce 8 series
We now have EVGA joining the fun as it has just announced its new Superclocked and ACS offers.
The compleated Pong wrist watch!
With a battery life of around 33 hours (higher than the expected 25), The homemade watch has finally come together. “Next up… fixing a bug in the time-keeping software (it occasionally stops keeping time). I’d like to make the metal case, but I thinking of getting a smaller battery so I can make the watch thinner.”