Your first jump to 3D TV’s need not be expensive especially with the release of the new VIZIO E3D470VX 47-inch Class Theater 3D LCD HDTV. At around $880.00 (considered fairly affordable in the realm of 3D HDTV) – you’ll get some of the most advanced features in cinematic 3D entertainment without leaving you feeling shortchanged. This 47-inch HDTV brings the immersive 3D experience, once found only in cinemas, right into your living room. With
Mar
06
VIZIO E3D470VX – Affordable 3D Home Entertainment
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Mar
04
Ubisoft announces The Engine Room, gives insight into games development
Ubisoft has announced The Engine Room, which is a blog allowing game developers to updates and practices with the development community.
According to Olivier Gueydon, director of tools and middleware at Ubisoft, the website was the result of Ubisofts employees’ desire to have an official channel to talk about technology with other professionals around the world.
By sharing knowledge, best practices and insightful ideas, we hope it will serve to nourish insightful conversation within the technology community and maybe stimulate new innovations, he told Gamasutra at GDC.
Whats great about The Engine Room blog is that any subject related to technology in any way, shape or form can be addressed. T
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Mar
02
Windows XP market share goes down in February 2012
You may remember that a month ago, we reported that the worldwide market share for Windows XP-based PCs actually went up slightly in January 2012. There was no explanation as to why a 10 year old operating system would actually gain users after such a long time.
Now things seem to be getting back to normal. The newest PC operating system report from Net Applications claims that while Windows XP is still the worldwide leader, its percentage has gone back down to 45.39 percent, compared to Januarys 47.19 percent.
Microsofts latest OS, Windows 7, gained some market share in January.
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Feb
29
Online Role-Playing Games Can Harm Your Marriage, Study Says
Actors pose for a photograph illustrating marriage problems caused by playing online role-playing games. It may be because you’re up all night slaying dragons, but online gaming—particularly role-playing games—harm your marriage. The findings from Brigham Young University were published in the Feb. 15 Journal of Leisure Research. Of the 349 couples included in the study, 75 percent of spouses wish the other put as much effort into their marriage as they do into their games. The study was led by graduate student Michelle Ahlstrom and recreation management professor Neil Lundberg. “It’s Full Post…
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Feb
26
Technical testing of Microsoft Office 15 running
As expected, the vice-vice president of Microsoft Office Hawk PJ (PJ Hough) in an official blog announced the launch of the program pre-technical testing of the software package Office 15 (Technical Preview Program), on the development of which we have often written about.
Recall Microsoft Office, Office 15 – the code name for a new generation of products and services a family of Microsoft Office, and pre-testing program for the first time gives you access to the results of the developers for a limited number of customers that have signed a confidentiality agreement. Full Post…
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