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1 - XBox 360 Pack PRO HDMI e mother Falcon
2 - Nintendo Wii
3 - Sony PlayStation 2 White Edition
4 - Nintendo WiiPlay
5 - Apple MacBook
6 - Dell Inspiron 6000
7 - HP Pavilion dv9335nr Version Entreteiment
8 - LG FLATRON LCD L1900-R
9 - PSP White Value Pack Edition
10 - Xbox Wireless Controller
11 - PSP Slim Version Star Wars Special Edition
12 - Guitar Hero Wireless Guitar
13 - Guitar Hero 1 Wired Edition
14 - Edifier Xemal 400
15 - Wii Remote with Nunchaku
16 - Wii Remote with Nunchaku
17 - Wii Remote without Nunchaku
18 - Edifier Xemal 400
19 - Xbox Wired Controller
20 - PlayStation 2 Controller White Edition
21 - Walkie Talkie General Electric
22 - Walkie Talkie General Electric
23 - Sony Hi-Fi MDR XD 400 Earphone
24 - Rock Guitar 2
25 - Xbox Wireless Controller
26 - Xbox Wireless Controller
27 - Wii Sensor Bar
28 - Tv Sanyo 24′
29 - Rock Band
30 - Edifier Xemal 400
31 - XBox Games
32 - Receptor Wireless do Guitar Hero
33 - Estabilizador AtomLux

Sony hasn't gotten very far along with these units -- they're really just plastic shells -- but we like we're they're headed with it. They showed off a full-screen laptop (pictured), bendable e-reader, and Walkman bracelet concepts, all based around flexible OLED technology and built with "flexible bioplastics," along with the flexible display that going to power them all when they hit the market... in the year 2000.

A PS3EyeSetup application that will install PS3Eye driver, DirectShow filter and test applications all at once. It will also allow for clean Unistall, for those of you that are experiencing problems with Flash content in IExplorer and Mozilla browsers. Please note that before running Uninstaller you must close any application that uses PS2Eye camera or some of the camera component will not be properly removed.

Installation Steps:

- Unplug the PS3Eye camera from your comupter.
- Uninstall any previous version of PS3Eye software.
- Download and run the latest PS3EyeSetup file.
- Click ‘Install’ and follow the setup process.
- Plug in the camera.

AQUI.

O Emperor Game Workstation foi apresentado na CES 2009, apesar de já ter aparecido na rede há um tempo atrás. É realmente uma impressionante "Work"station.




The Emporer Workstation is named after a particularly large species of scorpion - that's how they aliken the action of the the overhead tail/speaker system and the way it straps you in. For me though, it's all about the tripple screen and touchpad.

Don't think I'll be fitting this one into my flat in a hurry which is possibly part of the same reason I don't have the $40,000 lying around to buy one.

$150 — That’s what it will cost you to buy the officially licensed, Mad Catz-produced, S-kill and MarkMan-designed, Sanwa-inclusive, Capcom-approved “Street Fighter IV FightStick Tournament Edition” controller you see immediately above, on February 20th, 2009.

The official Street Fighter IV FightStick Tournament Edition controller for Sony PS3 was designed for fighting game fans to recreate the quality, gameplay and precision found in arcades. Using the exact Sanwa joystick and 30mm buttons found in official Street Fighter IV arcade machines, along with realistic spacing and an eight-button layout, the Street Fighter IV FightStick Tournament Edition brings the true arcade experience right into your home. With separate turbo settings for each button and the best components, prepare yourself for hours of competition, no quarters necessary.

That is, if any are left, when all you Street Fighter junkies hear the official description (after the jump) and realize you can preorder these puppies right now at Amazon.com and GameStop. According to the product listing, there are “very limited quantities available…”

Links, pictures, the five SFIV gamepads, and notable differences between the sticks are just a click away.

Amazon.com — where you can find the whole Mad Catz SFIV lineup for your preorder delight — also houses first official descriptions of what the the sticks will contain. And true to Capcom’s word, it appears the $150 Tournament Edition units will feature quality parts:

At CES, Sony is reportedly showing off a highly impressive PS3 3D gaming demo. Sony noted that this is just an idea of what 3D would look like if Sony moved into it. Apparently, a demo of Wipeout HD was shown running in true 3D and it was so good that a couple of journalists believe it is the best demo of 3D technology ever experienced.

We've heard from many of you that 3D technology is something you're interested in seeing at CES, and Sony has one of the most impressive displays of 3D at their booth... but you won't learn anything about it.

"Don't get caught up with specs," the Sony representative told me. "We're not going to talk about specifications. This is just a look at what 3D could look like if Sony decided to move in this direction." The idea was just to show the technology to people, to see if they would be interested in sitting at home, wearing a dorky set of black glasses, watching content in 3D.

I couldn't pry details about how the 3D affect was achieved, or if the display could turn any source into 3D, but what's clear is that, glasses or no, the 3D affect is amazing. Sony showed off Wipeout HD running in true 3D, and I was ready to whip out my credit card right there. Frank and I both agreed, this was one of the best demos of 3D technology we have ever seen.
"3D has come a long way, hasn't it?" the representative asked me. Sure it has, but give me some details. We can't get excited if all the press gets is a short tech demo. The crowd around the display was large, and filled with "ooohs" and "aaaahs."

This probably won't be the last 3D display we see at CES, but as a proof of concept, our appetite is whetted. Sony claims that they have Gran Turismo Prologue playable on the display, but I just wanted to take one home. The company is hedging its bets about how long it will take to get this level of 3D into your home, but if this tiny taste was any indication, there is a ton of promise.

We're promised more 3D surprises from Sony's even larger press event tomorrow, so hopefully we'll get some more information.

La Asociación SD ha presentado en el CES de Las Vegas el formato sucesor de las tarjetas SDHC. Las nuevas SDXC (por eXtended Capacity) podrán alcanzar los 2TB (frente a los 32GB máximos del formato actual) y velocidades de 104MB/s e incluso 300 MB/s en el futuro. Las tarjetas utilizarán el sistema de archivos exFAT de Microsoft y se espera que los primeros dispositivos compatibles vean la luz el próximo año.

Newertech just announced their Voyager Q external docking drive. It works with SATA I/II drives at 2.5 or 3.5″ drive height. You just pop that sucker into the Voyager and you get high speed data through ESATA, USB and Firewire, all for $99.



Turns Any 2.5″ or 3.5″ SATA I/II up to 2.0TB Hard Drive into an External Drive

Mac and PC Plug & Play Ready - Boot and Hot-Swap Drives at Will

NewerTech Voyager Q Features:

• Supports all 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA I/II hard drives up to 2.0TB

• Data transfer rates up to 3.0Gb/s (300MB/s)

• Ports: Two FireWire 800, one FireWire 400, one USB 2.0/1.1 Mini-B, one eSATA

• Drive eject lever for safe hard drive removal

• Hot-Swap functionality for fast access of multiple hard drives (except eSATA)

• Weighted base and non skid rubber feet for stable operation

• 2-Color Status LED: blue for power on, flashing red for disk activity

• Compact design: measures 3.94″ x 5.93″ x 3.17″ (W x D x H), weighs 1.32 lbs. (without drive)

• Whisper Quiet operation - no cooling fan needed

Logitech today took the wraps off of three new PC gaming peripherals: A color LCD-toting keyboard, a 5000-dpi mouse and a 7.1-channel surround sound headset.

The new lineup is an expansion of Logitech's gaming G-series.

The G9x Laser Mouse includes on-the-fly adjustable dpi from 200 to 5000 dpi, two interchangeable grips, onboard memory for up to five profiles, a weight-tuning system and custom-color LEDs.

The G9x, due out in April, will sell for $100.

The FragFX for the PS3 is a rather solid product, and is one of the few alternative control options we've tested that has actually given us an advantage in gameplay. Coupled with the FragFX's capabilities as a normal mouse for the PlayStation Browser, we can easily recommend the controller to hardcore and casual FPS fans on the PlayStation 3. The FragFX will be shipping this month in two flavors: a wired model for $59.99 and a Bluetooth wireless version for $69.99.

9.3	Performance The best alternative controller we've tested on the PlayStation 3. Provides PC-style accuracy in FPS titles and also works as a regular mouse with the PS Browser.
8.0	Build Quality Cleanly molded black plastic. Feels sturdy. Mouse pad is a tight neoprene weave.
8.5	Ease of Use Little to no learning curve for PC gamers. Simple plug and play install. Switches between modes easily. Good manual details advanced customization.
7.5	Value $59.99 for the wired model is high, but FPS fans yearning for PC-style accuracy will certainly appreciate it.
7.5	Comfort Dongle and mouse are both comfortable in hand.
9.1	OVERALL