Today Epson rolled out its entry level line of printers with a few surprises: the $149 CX9400Fax, a super-valued all-in-one with a truly functional fax, a fast-as-hell $90 printer called the Stylus C120, and two more multifunctions (without fax), the $70 CX7400 and the $100 CX8400.
Along with that news is the Disney Flix Video Cam that includes Disney Director software packed with storyboards sound effects character voices and music guaranteeing your rug rats are able to cobble together movies of at least the same quality as the straight to video kind of Cinderella IV or whatever.
Rather than sending your kids outside to exercise, why not just modify their video game addiction so it requires a little bit of physical exertion? That’s the idea behind this Jet Ski Simulator video game.
With all the coverage of how the Xbox 360s are failing left and right in the past few months, there hasn’t been much coverage of how sturdy the PS3 is. PS3 Vault took a PS3 into harsh environments, continuously using it for 108 hours with various games and Blu-ray movies. Their findings? The PS3 is …
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There are generally two kinds of speakers the extra big ass kind that cost trillions and are meant to be regarded like fine if butt ugly sculptures and then the speakers most people actually want, that cost a reasonable amount and blend in camouflaged with their domestic surroundings. Boston Acoustics today launched several sets of …
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