Archive for September 13th, 2007 If you haven’t yet gotten your hands-on the iPhone, the iPod Touch would be the next best thing. Jason Chen provides us with a hands-on gallery. First picture in gallery. Pre-order today.
[via Gizmodo]
 These nifty Bi-Color LED Candles from ThinkGeek “are solid wax (except for some electronics) and feature a natural-looking, flickering light just like normal candles, but they have a couple of extra techno enhanced powers.” Video after the break.
 At first glance, this USB Pedometer may look like you’re wearing a mini target, but in reality, it’s a fully functional pedometer that can store up to three days worth of steps. First picture in gallery. Available early November, priced at $17. Product page.
 Remember that Ferrari 360 Modena stretch limo from yesterday? Now you can see it on video. Continue reading to watch. First picture in gallery.
 ScrewAttack takes a look back at Rastan, an arcade game where players control “a barbarian who has to cross a number of levels and defeat monsters.” Video after the break.
Filed under: Gaming  As at least two members of the Engadget staff can attest to, the Dreamcast was a totally bodacious system — one which has been surprisingly kept alive well past its cancelation from commercial sale by a core group of terrifically dedicated gamers and home-brewers. You’d think that a system which was discontinued in 2001 (though Sega did start selling refurbished units in 2006) would have run out of tricks… but you would be wrong. Some DC-fanboys just discovered an eBay auction for a prototype Iomega Dreamcast Zip Drive, an add-on that was clearly just on the brink of making it to market. The unit would have sat beneath the system and interfaced via the DC’s expansion port, providing 100MB of storage (per disc) of your precious Shenmue and Code Veronica save-states. Listen, it’s not too late to own this piece of Dreamcast history, though we can’t promise we won’t be desperately trying to outbid you. Oh, by the way, the starting price is $10,000. [Via DCNews]
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life! Filed under: Gaming  Sure, you love your Nintendo DS. It’s light, it fits in your pocket, and you can play it wherever you go, whenever you want… right? Well, wouldn’t it be a little cooler if it were super-huge and you had to push two full-size kitchen tables together just to put it down somewhere? Okay, maybe we’re exaggerating a little bit, but still, this mod from some DS enthusiasts is a huge — literally and figuratively. Using two tablet PCs and some type of interface which allows the game system to be controlled by / displayed on the larger screens, these DS fans have created the ultimate antithesis to the original system — for no apparent reason other than the fact that they could. Check the video after the break to see the madness in action. [Thanks, J] Continue reading Modders create inexplicable, gigantic Nintendo DS
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Pink and blue Xbox 360 wireless controllers get street dates, color changesPosted by: in GamingFiled under: Gaming  For all you fashion plates and bon vivants (and also little boys and girls), we don’t want you to forget that Microsoft is introducing two new colors into its multi-hued, wireless, Xbox 360 controller-world on October 2nd: blue and pastel pink. The weird thing here is that in Japan, a baby blue version of the controller will be available (as pictured), but apparently the Xbox team doesn’t seem to think the market in the States is ready for such a bold color choice. Regardless, if you really need to get the lighter color, you can plan for the Japanese release date of November 1st. [Via Joystiq]
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life! Filed under: Gaming  Following up on the original Cordless MediaBoard, Logitech has recently unveiled the Bluetooth-enabled MediaBoard Pro and tossed in the Cordless Vantage Headset for good measure. These PS3 peripherals make chatting it up whilst gaming quite an easy feat, and while the rechargeable headset provides “an ambidextrous behind-the-head design and an adjustable noise canceling microphone,” the MediaBoard Pro sports a piano black finish, a dedicated Menu button, and of course, the circle / square / X / triangle buttons as well. As for the headset (shown after the break), expect it to land this November in the US (December for Europe) for $79.99, while the new ‘board should hit both markets in October for the same price. [Via Pocket-Lint] Continue reading Logitech intros Cordless Vantage Headset, MediaBoard Pro for PS3
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Rock Band’s bundled guitar to be wired on Xbox 360, wireless for PS3Posted by: in GamingFiled under: Gaming
[Via GamingToday]
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