If you are on a budget, and looking for a solid second controller for your PlayStation 2, the Logitech Action controller would make a great addition. The Logitech controller contains all the same great features as the Dualshock 2 at a price considerably lower. It has a quality look and feel to it, but what about performance. Read on to find out more about the Logitech Action controller supplied by Geeks.com.
Samsung has sold one million of their YP-Z5's so they have decided to commemorate this by creating 10 special editions of the player that are made of 18K gold! Each player is also signed by Paul Mercer. Mercer and Samsung will be auctioning these off in Japan, bids start at $1, but they are expected to get 120,000 (yen I assume). If you really like this player and Samsung then be one of 10 to have one!
This Samsung phone may look like other phones out there, but sets it apart from other phones is the 2.3-inch touchscreen display in place of a keypad. It is only 14.6mm thick and features a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, USB connectivity, TV-out, and a bunch of touchscreen games. Available now at S$568 (US$361.37) without contract and S$468 (US$297.75) with a two-year mobile plan in Singapore.
"There are some multifunction devices that really serve not purpose, or you only use 2 of the 5 functions that the device offers. Well today we are looking at a device where all of the functions are useful in everyday situations. What I'm talking about is the USB Flash Drive Laser Pen from Brando. It is a pen with an integrated USB drive and laser pointer, and it actually looks cool so let's check it out!"
Digg founder Kevin Rose spilled the beans on the Apple iPhone. Co-host Alex Albrecht got Kevin to give the details about the iPhone on the popular podcast Diggnation. Rose said that the phone will be running a mini version of OSX and will include a slide out keyboard and touch screen. Pricing will be $249 for the 4GB model and $449 for the 8GB version. We should expect a official release from Apple soon. So these details cannot be confirmed. Check out the video above to see the details.
Microsoft has recently released the first Windows Vista TV ad. Looks like the tag line is "See the difference". Well since the ad does not even show a single screenshot of the operating system I do not see the different. What do you think?
