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PS3 CHIP PS Jailbreak first of its kind!

PS Jailbreak is a USB plug and play solution that installs in seconds, keeping your valid warranty seal in tact. Easy to use installer and GUI takes you step by step. Compatible with all production models FAT and SLIM. Supports all regions: USA, JAP, PAL and KOREA. PS Jailbreak disables forced software updates and will never brick your console.

Supports all games (it does not allow backups of bluray movies , dvd movies , or past consoles games)

Backup games to your internal hard drive or external hard drive through USB, and boot directly off GUI. Eliminating the need for expensive blueray burners and costly blank media. Play backups off your hard drives 2x as fast as off the blueray drive. This eliminates lags and glitches to provide you with smoother game play. Open up your console to a new generation of homebrew applications. Load homebrew apps/games off any USB hard drive/flash drive.Fully updatable with new features/updates by connecting PS Jailbreak to any computers USB port.

[Source: psjailbreak.se]

Slim Solderingiron for US territory

Electronic soldering made easy

modPRO recently announced their new, top quality and featherweight consumer soldering iron with pencil handle. This iron is well suited for hobbies, radios, electronics work. It features a short, seamless, stainless steel barrel that restrains heat expansion which also makes it very usable for all sorts of repairing job and circuit board soldering. The included tip with Nichrome heater element with excellent thermal stability. Product comes equipped with US/Canada power plug and it's in strict compliance with US /CA technical standards! Package includes: modPRO MP-21 Slim 20W Soldering Iron, Plastic stand and userguide in English, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish and French.

Exploring the new Xcross Remote for Wii

If you’re scouting around for an additional Wiimote for your Wii, then i would suggest choosing Xcross Remote, it is quite a bit cheaper than Nintendo’s Wii Remote and you’ll unlikely know the difference when gaming with your Nintendo wii console. Furthermore a free bonus a dark silicon cover is provided. By having larger D-Pad along with rubberized grip the Xcross Remote is presenting really good control and I recommend it to anybody looking for additional Wii Remotes for the Wii.

People in america can obtain it from amazon.com for $29.95

Your iPad is Guaranteed to Break No Matter How Careful You Are

Yesterday Apple CEO and tech visionary Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's latest creation: the iPad. The hype is building already, and no doubt hundreds of thousands will pre-order the Apple iPad. Question is: will anyone already using an iPhone and/or MacBook find anything new in the iPad?

iPad vs iPhone vs MacBook

I figured out long before the iPad that Apple are way ahead of the technology game. Thus, I am a MacBook and iPhone user. And the two work seamlessly together. However, when I start up my MacBook I find myself longing for the smooth interface of the iPhone. And when I'm away from the MacBook I become aware of the limits of the ultra-portable iPhone. Enter iPad.

The Apple iPad is designed to sit in the middle of the smartphone and laptop. With a bigger screen and more processing power than the iPhone, yet still providing users with a similar sleek UI, is the iPad the answer to my prayers?

Apple iPad - Specifications

• 9.7″ (diagonal) display in 1024×768

• 16, 32 and 64 GB memory options

• 10 hours active battery life

• 1 GHz processor

• Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models

So, the iPad does everything we'd expect it to. All the extras one would expect in the iPad are present: multi-touch, full syncing capability with OSX and Windows, camera and Mail support for all common filetypes.

So what's the iPad missing?

Apple iPad - what doesn't it do?

The glaringly obvious one here is that the iPad doesn't make phone calls, even on the iPad 3G model. Nor will the iPad send or receive text messages in any conventional sense. Granted, holding an iPad to one's face would take the user back to the days of the 1990's Nokia, but no-one is afraid of hands-free in 2010 and Apple provide a great kit with the iPhone. No user would have a problem using Skype and Internet-based SMS services on the iPad, though these are somewhat sluggish by comparison to the iPhone's slick notifications.

And any iPad user looking to browse with the all-powerful Firefox, mod their desktop with BumpTop or view the real YouTube will, it seems, be left wanting. The iPad is, to all intents and purposes, a super-sized iPod Touch. But how much does the iPad cost?

Apple iPad - Pricing

As mentioned in the spec, the iPad comes in three different memory capacity options, all of which are available with Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + 3G connectivity. 3G data plans for the iPad will be sold seperately.

iPad 16GB - Wi-Fi: $499, Wi-Fi + 3G: $629

iPad 32GB - Wi-Fi: $599, Wi-Fi + 3G: $729

iPad 64GB - Wi-Fi: $699, Wi-Fi + 3G: $829

Apple iPad - Big iPhone or Little Macbook?

Closer to the former, it seems. While the iPad does feature new apps built from the ground up, all of these are featured in various guises across Apple's other platforms. If the potential iPad user doesn't have an iPhone and is content with a more basic communication device, the iPad might fill in the gap between that and their laptop. Or, indeed, if one is using a desktop computer and wants mobile functionality, the iPad is a sure consideration. If, on the other hand, you're like me and already taking full advantage of the Apple revolution, then I'd say hold on to your wages.

Sources: Apple - iPad

Camo Case for Nintendo DS

You do not have to be a MP in order to like this shell for Nintendo DS Lite. Perfect for people who got tired of the old look or just simply want to impress on pals. It is a complete shell in Military colors for Nintendo DS Lite. All Screws as well as Buttons is included. Product named “Army Camo” is made by NBToys, retails at USD29.99 and can be purchased via one of their resellers.
[Source: NBToys Pressrelease]

Now you can PowerUp your WII Console after lightning stikes!

Have you lose or destroy the AC power adapter to your most precious Wii? Well now you don’t need to panic anymore, simply replace it with the brand-new WII POWER SUPPLY from Shinobii and you're back in the game! Great for working with your Wii in 2 locations or to replace the broken power supply. It is more compact than the original nintendo adapter and Comes equipped with 1.2m European power cord.

New technique of soldering

Perhaps you have needed to solder something but the nearest power outlet was too far away, out of reach, or simply not available? Then the modPRO MP-61 Cordless Soldering Iron is the ideal tool for you!
You can use it to solder pretty much anything that needs soldering but source of electricity is out of reach or unavailable. It allows you to solder around 140 solder joints with fresh new batteries.

This lightweight, cordless soldering iron is run by 3 AA batteries(included), which means soldering without the inconvenience of cords!

For more details regarding this and other modPRO items visit their website at http://www.mod-pro.com

Game Review - the Adventures of Kid Kleets (SNES)

I sold my gameboy quite a while ago, but I still get nostalgic every once in a while and have the urge to play some Pokemon. I don't know if that's completely normal, but anyways, it's true. The problem is, I don't have the kind of money to where I could just go out and buy a new gameboy or the time to find somewhere that's selling the games I want. Nor do I have the patience or wit to just keep my gameboy instead of selling it whenever I get bored.

So I figured that the best solution to my problem would be to figure out how to play gameboy games on my computer. It really isn't very hard at all either, it just requires that you search up a few things on google, and download a few programs to your computer. Gameboy games run fast… at least alot faster than games like warcraft run on my crappy laptop. That's besides the point though, now I'll get to telling you how to play gameboy games on your computer.

Step 1: Do a google search for a program called “Visual Boy Advance” which is an emulator (a program used to play game boy roms on your computer). There are other emulators that work well too, but “Visual Boy Advance” is the one that I've been using.

Step 2: Install the program on your computer. Which shouldn't be too complicated, you might not even need to install it at all, I can't remember exactly :D.

Step 3: The fun part, is finding somewhere to download the gameboy games that you want to play. Just do a google search for “pokemon red version gba rom download” replacing the game name with whatever other game you want to download. If your lucky you might end up finding some free library full of Gameboy games that you could download your fun from.

So anyways, that's my guide. Short and simple, hopefully it helps some people find out something they want!

SNES Game Review - Killer Instinct

Developed by Rare and published by Midway and Nintendo, Killer Instinct was originally released in arcades in October of 1994 before being ported to SNES and later Game Boy due to it's popularity in August and November of the following year respectively. The game itself was based heavily on the fighting games of Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, encorporating features of both of the games as well as adding a few original ideas to the mix.

Set in a future in which the goverments have been replaced by megacorporations, Ultratech (who appear to specialize in military weaponry and the like) are organizing a tournament the likes of which have never been seen. Humans, mythical creatures, robots, aliens and genetically modified beasts alike are pitted against one another in a series of bloodthirsty one-on-one fights in order to see who has the strongest Killer Instinct. The tournament turns out to just be a ruse, of course, under which Ultratech can test their latest prototypes against living enemies.

The graphics for the arcade version had to be toned down in order for the less powerful SNES to handle them. Still, the graphics are top notch with all the character sprites pre-rendered in 3D and while some of the sparklier moves had to be toned down the finished product still looks surprisingly flashy and the once you've got the gameplay down you can unleash some mouth-wateringly nice looking combos. The stages and backgrounds are all well designed and vary nicely from the inside of a haunted mansion to the roof of a skyscraper with a futuristic-looking city skyline behind you. The sound is adequate but not spectacular. The electronica soundtrack from the arcade version has been nicely preserved but the sound effects have suffered, with there being only 3 or 4 different noises a character makes when they're hit which normally isn't that noticable but when racking up a 20-30 hit combo can end up sounding more than a little repetetive.

Killer Instinct is by no means easy to pick up, however fighting game veterans will no doubt find it a lot easier to get into that someone brand new to the genre. If you are playing Killer Insinct as your first foray into the world of beat-em-ups, you may well end up being put off for good, even on the lowest difficulty setting. However, practice makes perfect and you should eventually become at least good enough to pull of some respectable combos. Playing against human players of similar skill level in the 2 player mode will help with this, and contributes largely to the game's high replay value as the computer opponents tend to be considerably less lenient and will even 'cheat' if you are beating them too badly. Despite this, the game has global acclaim and I see it as one of the major contributors to the success of the beat-em-up genre on the whole.
For services to gaming, I hereby award it a noble 8/10.

Review of the Wiikey Fusion chip

There are plenty of good, quite recent products coming on the market every week. A few of these may be promising, worth an additional look. Some of these have distinguished themselves amongst their users, are increasingly being spoken well of around the forums , and they are growing rapidly in user acceptance. Among those that appear to be really good inside the product group of wii modchips, is one called wiikey fusion.

This product is obviously developed by team wiikey. What makes the wiikey fusion stand out from similar products allready available on the market? Well, it allows for a completely solderless, plug-and-play installation..

It supports loading games from SDHC, SD, and MicroSD cards.

Wiikey fusion is compatible with DMS, D2A, D2B, D2C, D2C-2, D2E, D3, D3-2 and D4 drive chipsets.

With wiikey fusion chip installed you can run Wii and Gamecube import and backup games.

And blunders regarding the setup? Well, the primary disadvantage for the wiikey fusion setup is most likely the registration process at wiikey.cn which is required to be able to download firmware for your modchip.

In conclusion, wiikey fusion has a really good product with a good amount of excellent features. It could be well worth spending the time it will require to have a closer look at it, maybe even try it out. Full details are available at the official site wiikey.cn

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