Si vous avez Héros de guitare et la bande récemment acquise de roche de Noël de parole… alors que vous avez a probablement voulu jeter un pont sur les deux ensemble pour une expérience complète de Bi-jeu.  Puisqu'Activision et Harmonix ne viendront jamais à l'esprit sur la connectivité de matériel et connecteront vous devrez recourir au convertisseur de commandos de fourmi pour rendre les deux le jeu gentil.

Le convertisseur a un connecteur d'USB sur une extrémité et le connecteur PS2 de l'autre. Branchez simplement le convertisseur à PS3, reliez le contrôleur PS2, et placez le commutateur ou au héros de guitare, bande de roche ou Gamepad et toi sont  prêt  pour aller.

Le convertisseur PS2-to-PS3 universel du TAC est compatible avec la bande de la roche PS3 et le PS2/PS3 GHIII, et cela fonctionne avec fondamentalement chaque hache PS2 que vous pouvez penser à, de câble et radio.

PS2 au convertisseur PS3 page de produit.

Source : Engadget.

Iomega le décale est foyer aux consommateurs avec le revenu net plus, les gamers. Puits au moins dans la théorie. Médias Xporter d'Iomega est une commande 160GB dure portative conçue pour intégrer seamlessly avec des applications de croix-plateforme à PlayStation 3 consoles et consoles de Xbox 360.

Avec la console de jeu deviennent plus d'un centre de divertissement à la maison, il sont le but d'Iomega pour fournir les outils pour apprécier la photo, la vidéo, la musique et les jeux sans dispute. Les médias Xporter permet à des utilisateurs d'éprouver tout ci-dessus sans PC. Une fois de plus, la photo et la vidéo sembleront renversantes sur salut-def une TV puisque le PlayStation et le Xbox soutiennent HDMI aussi bien que la connectivité de HDTV.

Je ne sais pas toi, mais une fonction ou une réunion de famille serait beaucoup plus amusement partageant la photo sur un écran plat doux huttled alors vers le haut au-dessus d'un moniteur d'ordinateur. Les médias Xporter fait à ceci un processus simple et facile.

La commande de Xporter de médias de 160GB Iomega est puissance par l'intermédiaire d'USB 2.0 et vendra au détail pour $120. Bien que j'aie quelques soucis environ a commande dure actionnée par autobus d'USB.

Source : Frais-Instruments. Médias Xporter product page.

Review: BFG 9800 GTX Video Card

Luigi had some of his clan review the BFG 9800 GTX Video Card over at i4u gadgets and I wanted to pass along their findings:

The BFG 9800 GTX runs on the NVIDIA 9800 GTX GPU. The core clock of the card runs at 675 MHz, the shader clock is 1688 MHz and the memory clock is 2200 MHz. the card has a 256-bit memory interface and a memory bandwidth of 70.4GB/sec. the BFG 9800 GTX has 128 stream processors. The card features 512MB of GDDR3 RAM and the card is PCI Express 2.0 compliant. Other features include HDMI capable with adapter and HDCP capable for protected HD content. Read the entire review: (more…)

AVerTV Hybrid Volar MAX is a long name to describe the multitude of functions the USB TV tuner does. The USB based TV tuner stick has the ability to receive HDTV, Analog TV and FM radio on any Windows XP or Vista computer or laptop.

Unless you need specific subscription channels, you no longer have to put up with cable or satellite costs to get the High Definition TV everyone is craving for. The AverTV Hybrid Volar MAX does it all. For video quality, playback and speed consider this:

“The AVer MeidaCenter provides users more joy from Clear QAM digital cable TV. Advanced real-time H.264 recording compression significantly reduces CPU loading and the amount of hard disk space needed for recording. The optional 320×240 resolution enables users to save and playback video on an iPod.”

Don’t hold doubt either, the AVerTV Hybrid Volar MAX can truly present the details of HDTV in 720p/1080i resolution. With an exclusive Vista MCE Video Gaming Plug-in, the AverTV Hybrid Volar MAX resolves the (more…)

It’s been said for a while now that WiiWare was expecting Karaoke ability under a software program called Joysound. It appears this is finally coming to fruition. The Joysound Karaoke program has some ambitious plans with over 20,000 title by it’s release in mid summer with an additional 1,000 songs added each month.

“Although it’s being referred to as a WiiWare title, Joysound is a bit different from the rest of the WiiWare lineup. Users download the Joysound program from a server that’s being exclusively set up for it. This server will also house the songs for downloading.

Hudson is currently considering a billing system based not on a per song rate, but on a subscription rate. Users will presumably be able to download as much as they want over a set period of time.”

As previously mentioned the Karaoke Joysound will be available in two packages. You can either download the software to run Karaoke but you’ll need to have your own USB microphone. Or a bundled package will be available which includes the software along with USB microphone. There are even talks about including (more…)

The VirtuSphere could be the ultimate gaming peripheral.  The oversized ball allows a person to immerse themselves into a 3D world without obstacles or obstructions.

A person would use a motion-tracking headset to project the visuals while the ball serves as your virtual terrain.  The ball allows the user to jump, roll, run, crawl for an unlimited distance without encountering real world obstacles.

At over $23,000 for the VirtuSphere I doubt you’ll see this in your local Dave & Busters or arcade, but I could see a less expensive version coming out to satisfy the masses.

I could also see the VirtuSphere being used in other applications besides games, such as unique exercise or simulation experience for the military, government or law enforcement.

Although this news might be new to you, (more…)

Before you Wii addicts get too excited, it’s not a Wii remote at all, but a well disguised USB stick.

This design uses the Wii A button to pop out the USB connector. The spring loaded mechanism looks a little stiff (see video). What’s great about this product, is it looks just like the Wii remote - but far from it and for the Wii fan - it stores between 1 & 8GBs of whatever you want.

So what do you call a Wii remote look-a-like USB stick? The Wedisk of course. For those interested in a gift giving idea, the company will also custom label the remote with your logo.

Source: Techeblog.