PSP Go - Slimmer, Smaller

This new PSP will be available this fall.



Specs:
* 3.8-inch display (resolution is undisclosed)

* 43 percent lighter than the PSP-3000

* 16GB of Flash storage

* Bluetooth built-in; supports handset tethering and BT headsets

* No UMD drive

* Memory Stick Micro slot

* New Gran Turismo, Little Big Planet and new Metal Gear Solid (!) on the way

* Full PlayStation Network support

* Integration with PlayStation 3




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Gigantic Nintendo DSi [Lego]

This is the biggest Nintendo DSI ever!!!

The sculpture above is the Nintendo DSi created to coincide with the release of the real Nintendo DSi on April 5, 2009. The sculpture is nearly 7 feet wide and contains 51,324 LEGO pieces. It took over 200 hours to create and weighs over 250 pounds.

Watch the video beleow:


Created by Sean Kenney

Acer Hornet: Nvidia Ion-based PC with Wii console

This is the Acer Hornet. It's an Nvidia Ion-based Atom-powered small PC which can be mounted on displays.

According to Inquirer, the device will launch in the first week of April and that it's the first Ion design win for Nvidia.

"There are 3-4 SKUs," noted our source, adding it would be priced between $199 to $399 and be a "Full PC... with a Wii-like size".

[via Gizmodo | Inquirer]

LEGO minifig helmet

This motorcycle helmet is so cool! It will bring back the child in you. This work is by Sebastian Errazuriz



Found it via BB Gadget but original source is here.

Video: Steve Jobs' first Macintosh Demo

Watch Steve Jobs' first big demo: video below

Twenty five years ago today, on January 24, 1984, Steve Jobs gave the first on-stage demonstration of the Macintosh computer to a packed auditorium.

via TechCrunch

Nissan 370Z Coupe 2009 video on Need For Speed Undercover

The Need for Speed "Undercover" is out and so is the Nissan 370Z Coupe 2009.

Watch the Nissan 370Z in action:


Need for Speed Undercover Trailer Video:

RemoteDroid: Make your G1 a wireless keyboard and mouse

This RemoteDroid application will let you take advantage of the G1’s keypad by using it as a trackball or the touchscreen as a mouse.

Watch the RemoteDroid demo video below:



RemoteDroid demo from Joshua Sera on Vimeo.


Kinda cool huh?! I think plugging the mouse is still the best way to go.