Amazon.com: Summer Blu-ray Blowout: Save up to 50%
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008Amazon.com now have a Summer Blu-ray Blowout: Save up to 50% with around 110 titles to choose from. This deal ends on June 9, 2008.
Amazon.com now have a Summer Blu-ray Blowout: Save up to 50% with around 110 titles to choose from. This deal ends on June 9, 2008.
This week, May 28, two new Xbox Live Arcade games are hitting the Xbox, Buku Sudoku (800 points) and Warlords (400 points).
Experience the excitement of the world’s hottest number game sensation! Buku Sudoku™ takes the pen-and-paper puzzler high-tech with HD graphics, helpful tutorials, single- and multiplayer game modes, multiple grid sizes, and the option to display hints, highlight errors, undo moves, and even solve puzzles. 1,200 puzzles give you plenty of opportunity to challenge your own brain, play cooperatively with friends, race head-to-head to see who can complete a board first, or compete in the new battle mode, where completing a line, row, or square will remove numbers from your opponent’s board. It’s Sudoku however you like to play it!
Warlords is one of the classic multiplayer experiences of the coin-op era. You and three other players (A.I. controlled or Human), join together in a Breakout-style battle, each controlling a paddle protecting their own castle from rebounding fireballs. Use your skill to deflect these missiles onto other players’ castles. Once you breach each opponent’s walls, it’s game over for them, until the last man standing wins the day! Fantastic, fast action fun!
Computer piracy have existed from the dawn of computer age, and it will always exist. Manufactures are adding copy protection to their software, but most of them are broken shortly after the software release. Sometimes the software is been cracked and available for download before its release.
In this video from 1985 on Computer Chronicles, they talk about Software Piracy.
Computer technolgy envolves fast, and you can hardly keep up to speed with the latest. It would also cost you a lot.
If you look back to 1985, you can hardly compare a PC from the with todays PC. Bill Gates once said that 640KB of RAM should be enough for most people. Today the average RAM on a PC is between 1-2GB.
In this YouTube videoes, you’ll see Computer Chronicles – The Hard Disk from 1985. They’re looking at the latest harddrive technologies, and it’s fun to watch. A 10MB harddrive in 1985 cost just under $400, which was a lot then (and still is today). Harddrives in 20, 30, 60 ad 120MB was also availble, at a mutch higher price. But I think a 10MB HD was enough for most people back in ’85.
So, enjoy!