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Pink DS Lite coming to Europe
We’re having a bit of a pink console overload this week as Nintendo has now announced that the pink version of the DS Lite is arriving in Europe in October. One of those with match your P!nk PSP and…
EIEF 2006
The Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival wrapped up on Tuesday evening after two days of thought provoking discussions of important topics affecting the games industry right now. Unlike the more famous games conferences, such as the now defunct E3, TGS…
Review: Alienware Aurora m9700
The Aurora m9700 is Alienware’s first 17” SLI notebook. Armed with a 64 bit AMD Turion CPU and up to 2GB of RAM this laptop will handle all but the most intense of modern gaming graphics without batting an…
More details on the Xbox 360 camera
More details have emerged about the Xbox Live Vision Camera at Microsoft’s Gamefest taking place in Seattle this week. The Live Vision camera for the Xbox 360 is going to allow for live video chat across Xbox Live and…
CES organisers to offer E3 replacement?
With many people are still lamenting the demise of E3 there are plenty of organisers willing to step into the Electronic Entertainment Expo’s shoes. Games Digest reports that now the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), which organises one of our…
Nikon D80 – a high end digital SLR for the consumer market
Those of you who’ve just splashed out on a Nikon D70 should probably avert your eyes. This upgrade from Nikon offers 10.2mp (up from the D70’s 6mp), a 2.5-inch screen (up from 2-inch), a broader ISO range (100-1600) and all kinds of in-camera editing fun for consumers including red eye removal, D-Lighting (one of Nikon’s Coolpix features that lets you improve the lighting of a shot after you’ve snapped it) and image overlay. You can shoot up to 3fps for 100 shots and it’ll fire up in 0.18 seconds.
