a secret team just announced they are nearing completion of sc2 lan hosted on Russia.
this is not like the codegen group who dont deliver they just all mouth no code.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
PlayStation Phone Gets Benchmarked, Poor Results, Watch Video
Looks likes we are getting a few spec off the upcoming mobile phone and the handheld gaming devile, PlayStation Phone
Engadget has just uploaded a hands-on video of the most anticipated gadgets, PlayStation Phone, it features the specs and the 3D capabilities being benchmarked.
According to the footage, the device reached on ly 22.4 Frames-Per-Second, which is pretty low because the Nexus S did 55.6 FPS. Don’t be disappointed, this will not be the original software and hardware of the gaming mobile phone, it was just a benchmark test with the actual resources that the device has.
We will keep you updated with any information regarding the PlayStation Phone, so stay tuned.
Engadget has just uploaded a hands-on video of the most anticipated gadgets, PlayStation Phone, it features the specs and the 3D capabilities being benchmarked.
According to the footage, the device reached on ly 22.4 Frames-Per-Second, which is pretty low because the Nexus S did 55.6 FPS. Don’t be disappointed, this will not be the original software and hardware of the gaming mobile phone, it was just a benchmark test with the actual resources that the device has.
We will keep you updated with any information regarding the PlayStation Phone, so stay tuned.
starcraft 2 lan emu not possible as of now
starcraft 2 lan emu not possible as of now due to blizzard aggressive nature
on the other news starcraft 2 prepaid. 3day 1week and so on..
this is good for people who want to try the game. this will be available on SG server that will host on asian countries.
on the other news starcraft 2 prepaid. 3day 1week and so on..
this is good for people who want to try the game. this will be available on SG server that will host on asian countries.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Razer Starcraft II Gaming Peripherals Pack Unveiled, Release Date Is Q3 2010
The most expected game of the year is not Call of Duty Black Ops or any other title, it’s simply Starcraft II. Oh, yeah! We’ve been waiting for this game for ages and it’s finally coming to us! In order to celebrate the Starcraft 2 launch, Razer has designed a peripherals pack consisting of a headset, mouse, and keyboard.
Razer’s latest gaming pack is kinda expensive, but until then let’s just see what the company has to offer. The Razer gaming mouse is called Spectre and it features a 5,600dpi resolution, button force adjustment, lots of blue LEDs, and everything that’s necessary for a great gaming mouse.
The Razer gaming headset is called Banshee and you’ll notice the Starcraft design right away thanks to those blue LEDs as well as the Starcraft II logo, while the gaming keyboard is called Marauder and it features a response time of 1ms and an ultrapolling of 1000 Hz. I guess there is no point to remind you that the Razer Marauder gaming keyboard is LED backlit so that you can play the game in the dark.
Let’s get back to the part you’ve all been waiting for: pricing. The Razer Spectre gaming mouse costs $80, while both the Razer Banshee gaming headset and the Razer Marauder gaming keyboard cost $120 each.
The Razer gaming peripherals pack will hit store shelves sometime in Q3 2010. Well, the Starcraft II release date is July 27th and you will probably be able to buy Razer’s products around that date. Check out the Razer gaming pack for Starcraft 2 below and let us know what do you think about it!
Razer’s latest gaming pack is kinda expensive, but until then let’s just see what the company has to offer. The Razer gaming mouse is called Spectre and it features a 5,600dpi resolution, button force adjustment, lots of blue LEDs, and everything that’s necessary for a great gaming mouse.
The Razer gaming headset is called Banshee and you’ll notice the Starcraft design right away thanks to those blue LEDs as well as the Starcraft II logo, while the gaming keyboard is called Marauder and it features a response time of 1ms and an ultrapolling of 1000 Hz. I guess there is no point to remind you that the Razer Marauder gaming keyboard is LED backlit so that you can play the game in the dark.
Let’s get back to the part you’ve all been waiting for: pricing. The Razer Spectre gaming mouse costs $80, while both the Razer Banshee gaming headset and the Razer Marauder gaming keyboard cost $120 each.
The Razer gaming peripherals pack will hit store shelves sometime in Q3 2010. Well, the Starcraft II release date is July 27th and you will probably be able to buy Razer’s products around that date. Check out the Razer gaming pack for Starcraft 2 below and let us know what do you think about it!
Freedom Pro Keyboard Review
Nowadays smartphones come with great keyboards, being either physical or tactile, though sometimes people feel the need for a larger keyboard so they can type faster and more comfortable. In my case, I’m very happy with my Blackberry Bold’s keyboard, though I would never say no to a full-sized keyboard when I need to write a blog post or a longer email.
Fortunately, the Freedom Pro Keyboard tries to satisfy our needs for a full-sized keyboard and you will see in this article if it manages to do its job right or not.
The Freedom Pro Keyboard connects to your device through Bluetooth and has both SPP and HID support, so it’s compatible with most smartphones and many other devices. You can connect it to Blackberry smartphones ( OS 4.0 or later ), Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Windows Mobile Smartphone ( 5, 6, 6.1, and 6.5 ), Symbian S60 ( Nokia E and N series ), Symbian UIQ3 ( Sony Ericsson Smartphones ), Android OS ( 1.5, 2.0, 2.1 ), iPhone, iPod Touch ( OS 4.0 ), and the iPad. Along with this long list, it can also be used for many UMPCs, netbooks, PS3, and computers running either Windows, Linux, or Mac OS.
So, like I have already told you, I have tested the Freedom Pro Keyboard on my Blackberry Bold so I connected it through the SPP profile, turned it on and installed the driver on my smartphone. After that, it worked like a charm and I’ve had no issues with it, except that sometimes there’s a small latency after I press a key and it actually takes action, though it’s barely noticeable and I can bet it’s due to the Bluetooth speed.
Freedom Keyboard Pro
The 75 keys are split on 5 rows and it really gives you the feel you’re typing on an usual keyboard, just slightly smaller. The keys are really easy to push and I got used to it really fast. Also it’s designed especially for smartphones so it has a lot of features designed especially for them, like the 6 dedicated keys: Answer Call, End/Reject call, Open Messages/email, Open Address book, Open task and Open Calendar. There are also 12 user-configurable keys, which can make anybody get in love with it because it makes anything so much easier. Along with all those, there are also 6 keys, called SK1 – SK6 that emulate your smartphone’s main keys, like “select”, “back.”
It comes in three versions and there are more to go. Currently you can order the US/UK QWERTY version, German QWERTZ Version, or the Korean HANGUL Version. According to their website, French, Scandinavian and Chinese layouts are in the works right now.
The Freedom Pro Keyboard also comes with a great, elegant storage case to keep it safe and a device stand so you will feel like using a small computer. It runs on two AAA batteries which are said to offer it up to 90 hours of use and 3000 hours of standby, though I am not able to confirm that because I haven’t used it for that long yet. To save battery life, it goes automatically into power saver mode if not used for 15 minutes. I must say the AAA batteries are included in the package and installation / removal is very easy.
It’s also easy to carry, because it folds and only measures 319.2 X 102.9 X 9.6 mm (12.6 X 4.0 X 0.38 ins.) opened, and 162.5 X 102.9 X 19.2 mm (6.4 X 4.0 X 0.75 ins.) closed. Fortunately, it has a hinge lock to stop it from folding when you are using it, but you should be careful because it might break if you try to close it when locked if you pull too hard. Mine didn’t yet, though I did that a few times. It weight 258g with the batteries in, so it weights about 2 times more than my smartphone, which is not really that much.
It also comes with a Quick Start Guide that will help you get it running in just a few minutes. All you have to do is turn it on, set it on SPP or HID, download the driver, then pair the keyboard to your smartphone and you’re ready to go. It’s almost as simple as connecting to another smartphone or to a Bluetooth headphone.
Really I tried to find something bad to say about it, but there isn’t much to say, except the latency between the keystroke and actual action, which is nearly not noticeable. The Freedom Keyboard Pro makes me believe the team behind it though about everything and they’ve really made a great gadget.
In conclusion, we recommend this keyboard for everyone who wants to transform his smartphone into a netbook and especially those who need to write a but more on their smartphone. It can make the job much easier for quite a low price and there’s also a discount right now, being 40% cheaper.
Fortunately, the Freedom Pro Keyboard tries to satisfy our needs for a full-sized keyboard and you will see in this article if it manages to do its job right or not.
The Freedom Pro Keyboard connects to your device through Bluetooth and has both SPP and HID support, so it’s compatible with most smartphones and many other devices. You can connect it to Blackberry smartphones ( OS 4.0 or later ), Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Windows Mobile Smartphone ( 5, 6, 6.1, and 6.5 ), Symbian S60 ( Nokia E and N series ), Symbian UIQ3 ( Sony Ericsson Smartphones ), Android OS ( 1.5, 2.0, 2.1 ), iPhone, iPod Touch ( OS 4.0 ), and the iPad. Along with this long list, it can also be used for many UMPCs, netbooks, PS3, and computers running either Windows, Linux, or Mac OS.
So, like I have already told you, I have tested the Freedom Pro Keyboard on my Blackberry Bold so I connected it through the SPP profile, turned it on and installed the driver on my smartphone. After that, it worked like a charm and I’ve had no issues with it, except that sometimes there’s a small latency after I press a key and it actually takes action, though it’s barely noticeable and I can bet it’s due to the Bluetooth speed.
Freedom Keyboard Pro
The 75 keys are split on 5 rows and it really gives you the feel you’re typing on an usual keyboard, just slightly smaller. The keys are really easy to push and I got used to it really fast. Also it’s designed especially for smartphones so it has a lot of features designed especially for them, like the 6 dedicated keys: Answer Call, End/Reject call, Open Messages/email, Open Address book, Open task and Open Calendar. There are also 12 user-configurable keys, which can make anybody get in love with it because it makes anything so much easier. Along with all those, there are also 6 keys, called SK1 – SK6 that emulate your smartphone’s main keys, like “select”, “back.”
It comes in three versions and there are more to go. Currently you can order the US/UK QWERTY version, German QWERTZ Version, or the Korean HANGUL Version. According to their website, French, Scandinavian and Chinese layouts are in the works right now.
The Freedom Pro Keyboard also comes with a great, elegant storage case to keep it safe and a device stand so you will feel like using a small computer. It runs on two AAA batteries which are said to offer it up to 90 hours of use and 3000 hours of standby, though I am not able to confirm that because I haven’t used it for that long yet. To save battery life, it goes automatically into power saver mode if not used for 15 minutes. I must say the AAA batteries are included in the package and installation / removal is very easy.
It’s also easy to carry, because it folds and only measures 319.2 X 102.9 X 9.6 mm (12.6 X 4.0 X 0.38 ins.) opened, and 162.5 X 102.9 X 19.2 mm (6.4 X 4.0 X 0.75 ins.) closed. Fortunately, it has a hinge lock to stop it from folding when you are using it, but you should be careful because it might break if you try to close it when locked if you pull too hard. Mine didn’t yet, though I did that a few times. It weight 258g with the batteries in, so it weights about 2 times more than my smartphone, which is not really that much.
It also comes with a Quick Start Guide that will help you get it running in just a few minutes. All you have to do is turn it on, set it on SPP or HID, download the driver, then pair the keyboard to your smartphone and you’re ready to go. It’s almost as simple as connecting to another smartphone or to a Bluetooth headphone.
Really I tried to find something bad to say about it, but there isn’t much to say, except the latency between the keystroke and actual action, which is nearly not noticeable. The Freedom Keyboard Pro makes me believe the team behind it though about everything and they’ve really made a great gadget.
In conclusion, we recommend this keyboard for everyone who wants to transform his smartphone into a netbook and especially those who need to write a but more on their smartphone. It can make the job much easier for quite a low price and there’s also a discount right now, being 40% cheaper.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Crysis 2 release date moved to Autumn 2010 and Multiplayer beta announced
The latest EA trade ad shows another Crysis 2 release date than thought until know. It seems the developers are doing a great job, considering that this game will hit the stores 3 months earlier than first announced. Yes, that means in the fall 2010 we will be able to play the newest sequel to Crysis, the game that brought the live, alien jungle, right in our homes. Were this news came from?
Although the picture bellow has a low resolution, the facts can be seen clearly. The Crysis 2 release date has been moved from Christmas 2010 to fall 2010. Now that’s commitment. Also, this game will be available for PC, PS3 and Xbox360. If you want to be sure that you will get it as soon as possible, you can pre order Crysis 2 from Amazon.com.
A New Crysis 2 release date
Another fact announced today is that Crysis 2 will feature a multiplayer beta. The supporting platform has yet to be known, but we are going for the PC option, this game being optimized for PC. No info about registration either, except the friendly advice to join the game’s forum, in hopes of a free beta key.
Although the picture bellow has a low resolution, the facts can be seen clearly. The Crysis 2 release date has been moved from Christmas 2010 to fall 2010. Now that’s commitment. Also, this game will be available for PC, PS3 and Xbox360. If you want to be sure that you will get it as soon as possible, you can pre order Crysis 2 from Amazon.com.
A New Crysis 2 release date
Another fact announced today is that Crysis 2 will feature a multiplayer beta. The supporting platform has yet to be known, but we are going for the PC option, this game being optimized for PC. No info about registration either, except the friendly advice to join the game’s forum, in hopes of a free beta key.
Microsoft Kinect Release Date Is Officially November 2010
The leaks about Microsoft Kinect are not stopping! Microsoft has decided to announce the Kinect release date via the official Xbox MySpace account so now it’s safe to say that Project Natal is coming in November 2010.
The Redmond-based company said numerous times that its motion-sensing device will be released in the fall of 2010 and from what we can tell, you should prepare your money for November. In addition to the MySpace announcement, we have also spotted a Microsoft Kinect promotional material which confirms the November release date.
Do you want any more proof that the Microsoft Kinect release date is 2010? No, you don’t. What you do need are details about pricing and availability. According to some rumors, Microsoft Kinect will cost $150 and the November launch date concerns only the US and European markets.
The Redmond-based company said numerous times that its motion-sensing device will be released in the fall of 2010 and from what we can tell, you should prepare your money for November. In addition to the MySpace announcement, we have also spotted a Microsoft Kinect promotional material which confirms the November release date.
Do you want any more proof that the Microsoft Kinect release date is 2010? No, you don’t. What you do need are details about pricing and availability. According to some rumors, Microsoft Kinect will cost $150 and the November launch date concerns only the US and European markets.
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