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Oh, I misread earlier... you actually -own- one of the Zip drives? Out of curiosity, how much did you pay for it? One thing is for sure... it would be worth a lot more now. Nice find. Keep good care of it ;-)

In the past, haven't you had to go through your school directly in order to get these discounts? With this new method, you can do it yourself as long as you can prove you go to school (although it will likely be exploited like Apple's student discounts). Oh, and why the hell would you pay that...

http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/DS/jumbotron/ That link is all you need. It's impressive. Looks like a time consuming project, but impressive regardless.

What kind of strikes me is the fact that the game is due out in just a month and it seems there are still a huge slew of bugs for ironing out. Also, at this point there shouldn't be any lack of content really, unless they are deliberately holding back, but I'm not sure why a company would do...

I'll disagree! I loved Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 for the DC... the worlds, the music, the sound, it was a great package overall. It's all of the side-games that were absolute crap, not to basically anything after SA 2. That's the thing... it was an incredible system in all regards. You could...

From our front-page news:Sega's Dreamcast was undoubtedly my favorite console ever, and it's really too bad that they decided to pull the plug so early. It could easily keep up to the PS2 in terms of graphics and audio, so I will still never understand why they gave up so as if it were no big...

From our front-page news:According to DigiTimes, Intel will soon begin shipping X38 chipsets to customers so that mass production can begin. This means that motherboards should arrive around the same time as ATI's RD790 chipset. Notable features of X38 is of course Penryn support, 1333FSB...

From our front-page news:If you are a student who's planning to steal Microsoft Office 2007, then why not steal it directly from the source? For a $59.95US fee, of course. Yes, if you are a student and can prove it, Microsoft will <strike>sell</strike> let you steal their top-end Office 2007...

Some people pay $60 for a game like Heavenly Sword and beat it in seven hours. Compare this to those who pay $15 a month for a game they can easily play for 40+ hours each month. Sounds like a good value to me.

From our front-page news: If any MP3 player can be considered a true classic, it would have to be Winamp. I first found out about the player around version 0.93, when a family member proved to me that he had hundreds of song files on his computer. At the time, I couldn't wrap my head around it...

From our front-page news: We knew it was coming, and now it's finally here. Both the PS3 1.93 and PSP 3.71 firmware have been released and you can update via usual means. The PS3 firmware only fixes up a few bugs that were launched with 1.92, while the PSP firmware adds theme support and video...

From our front-page news: Think all gaming mice are the same? SteelSeries doesn't think so, and they help prove it with a new blog entry. We posted just a few weeks ago about their announcement of the Ikari Optical and Laser gaming mice, which are truly developed for gamers, with the help of...

From our front-page news: Graphic designer on a budget? NVIDIA has you covered. Up until now, NVIDIA's Quadro FX offerings have been high-end and far too pricey for the novice or intermediate graphic designer. Yesterday, they took care of that problem with the release of the Quadro FX 370, NVS...

From our front-page news: Logitech is a company that creates outstanding gaming peripherals... but only for the PC. To date, no Logitech console product has impressed me, and I even awarded their PS3 Cordless Precision Controller a 6 out of 10 back in June. After that review, I was really...

From our front-page news: Sure, this isn't really gadget news, but it's interesting nonetheless. An Ipswich man has created a £190 bottle that will cleanse any dirty water you put in it. Apparently, it can filter through 4,000 - 6,000 litres of water before ever needing a filter change, which is...

From our front-page news: The highly-anticipated Heavenly Sword has finally been released for the PS3 and reviews are trickling in from all over. I took at look at GameSpots first, and I must say... it does look quite good. I played the demo last month though, and it didn't really leave the best...

From our front-page news: In this day and age, 128GB for a hard-drive seems incredibly low. For good reason, since the "smallest" most people will buy nowadays is 320GB and 750GB are only $200. However, this 128GB is special. It's a solid-state drive that has flash-based innards, which means...

I think that the picture is all that is needed here. http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/12/fairlights-28-000-xynergi-keyboard-makes-optimus-look-minimus/

From our front-page news: For all those Xbox 360-owning Tony Hawk Pro Skater fans out there, stop what you are doing, turn on the console and promptly download the Proving Ground demo. I'm bordering on Tony Hawk Pro Skater fanboy, so I expect to give it a try in just a short bit. For the first...

From our front-page news:We first posted about Nero 8 at the end of August when the release date was first announced, that being October 1. Well it sure didn't take long for the executable to be leaked, as it's now floating around the web, at Softpedia specifically. This is rather humorous to...