Gaming experinece

• 7Aug 08

  A happy day for PC Gamers

  

  Who would have expected that!? For sure I did, and I really hopped for that.
  And now the release dates are on tha table and a wish came true.
  GTA IV will be released on the 18th of November for the US, and on the 21th of November for Europe. That's the official news from Rockstar. Thanks folks.

  Can't wait to try the game on PC, cause I truly am a PC gamer, and love to play games on the PC.
  Let's wait and see what the PC specs are.

  • Posted Aug 7, 2008 9:19 am PT
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• 22Jul 08

  Is the mouse vanishing!?

  The mouse. An excellent part of the computer, which has been among us for a long time, so long that now it's celebrating it's 40th anniversary. But as we enter the future of technology usage, every day we are witnesses of new ways of communications between the tech and users. Now we have touch screens, facial recognition cameras, etc from different manufacturers like Panasonic, Sony and Canon, and with the plans of Microsoft to develop an operating system (Windows 7) that is going to function as a touch sensitive system, the mouse is disappearing in the shadow.
  
  But on the other side Logitech (the biggest supplier for mouse and keyboards) claims that in the last 20 years, it has sold more than 500 million mouses. As they say, looking at this, the vanishing of the mouse is a being exaggerate.
  I don't now but for me, the mouse is a cool part of the PC and it should not bee left out of the system.
  
  For the record, the mouse was created by Dr. Dougddlas Engelbart during his work for the Research Institute Standford.
  He never received authorial payment for his discovery because his patent expired in 1987, just before the revolution of the PC, and the usability of the mouse.

  • Posted Jul 22, 2008 8:11 am PT
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• 22Jul 08

  The Dark Knight shatters records

  

  Warner Bros. Pictures' The Dark Knight set several new box office records during its opening weekend: The latest Batman movie had the biggest opening day, the biggest opening weekend and drove overall Hollywood box office weekend sales of the top 12 titles above a quarter of a billion dollars for the first time.
  On Saturday, it was said that the numbers of winnings were later updated to first day earnings of $66.4 million, sailing past the $59.8 million record set by Spider-Man 3 last year.
  The record pace continued throughout the weekend with Saturday ticket sales of about $48.0 million and estimated Sunday sales of about $38.9 million resulting in total sales $155.3 million.

  Including $40 million of international box office sales, The Dark Knight sales have already exceeded the movie's estimated production cost of $185 million.
  Can't wait to see the movie, only from the numbers of earnings you can determine how cool and wealthy this movie is.

  • Posted Jul 22, 2008 3:03 am PT
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