by Jay Garrett on March 19, 2010
Everyone that I know that owns an iPhone also has the lightsaber app loaded onto it
It goes without saying that the only thing that’s missing is that you can’t really duel amongst your friends.
Well, from next month you will be able to challenge your Sith or Jedi foes to a battle.
Just grab the new Bluetooth-enabled Lightsaber Duel and get ready.
What would be cool is if your wins and failed battles could be shared over Facebook so that you could start a league
THQ Wireless has even included 11 new Star Wars characters whose lightsabers you can use!
Remember: “This was the formal weapon of a Jedi Knight. Not as clumsy or random as a blaster. More skill than simple sight was required for its use. An elegant weapon. It was a symbol as well. Anyone can use a blaster or a fusioncutter—but to use a lightsaber well was a mark of someone cut above the ordinary.”
by Jay Garrett on March 19, 2010
Every geek of a certain age will remember the now classic Commodore 64.
It was at the height of 8 bit technology when it appeared in 1982 and over the following 12 years 17 million of the them were sold!
The new C64 will be sporting Intel’s 64-bit quad-core microprocessors and 3D graphics capabilities upto 500GB of hard drive storage and 4GB of RAM. Also included are a DVD-RW drive, a touchpad, four USB ports, a Gigabit Ethernet port and a DVI (Digital Visual Interface) port to connect monitors – all this is squeezed into the all-in-one’s keyboard that measures 17.5 inches (44 cm) wide and 2 inches (0.5 cm) tall.
Commodore said. “It’s designed to take up far less room — and use far less energy — than any other desktop computer,” Commodore USA said. The PC will run the Linux, Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.
Commodore USA’s online store is due to open June 1 offering the new edition. Obviously they’re hoping that trading on the licensed Commodore name will envoke all those fond memories.
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