5 things that’d make Project Natal a worthy technology
What does Natal need to succeed?
Microsoft's Project Natal has been getting mixed responses lately. Some critics liken it to an elaborate Sony EyeToy, whilst others see it as a Wii-like motion control gimmick. Those who like it tend to brush it off as a child's toy. So is there any hope of making Natal an interesting method of control for gaming enthusiasts? I've created a list of the things I'd like developers to implement in their upcoming titles, bar the cliché EyeToy-like functionality.
Xbox 360 Wired PC Controller Review
A gaming PC is not complete without a good gamepad.
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Price: $38.74AUD + $16 postage - http://www.gizmomart.com.au/ (at time of review)
Avoiding and testing for fake flash drives – eBay
Sometimes you've just got to use eBay. Here's how to do it safely.
Buying flash memory devices on auction sites is risky business. It may appear that the listing offers a large capacity product for insane prices, but reality is, there's very little chance that it's the real deal. Originally scammers would flog off devices with no electronics inside. Playing such a primitive trick is all too obvious, even a layman could quickly and easily identify the root cause within minutes.
Sorry for the lack of updates!
Just thought I'd pop in to inform you all that I haven't abandoned the place!
I've been busy with university work, nonetheless, I've just started work on the site's very first review! It's the Rihac CISS (Continuous Ink Supply System), which acts as a large ink reservoir feeding ink into bubble jet printers. It's an awesome product, but does it perform well? To find out, watch this space! In the meantime, here's a picture to whet your appetite:
