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Tails and Liberte do exactly the same as this, and do it a lot better from the sounds of it. Just stick them on a memory key and boot from that, everything is kept only in RAM.
A lot better than this thing.
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By suddenly limiting it, against all promises up until a few days ago, to Windows 8 devices only they have ensured its utter failure.
Developers will only assign resources to something that has a decent install base. If they had let the iOS version go they would have instantly had 100's of millions of users.
But no, some idiot manager somewhere wanted another bullet-point for Win 8 phones, and doomed it.
What tablet, cheap or otherwise, can you carry in your jeans pocket?
Come to mention it, what handheld/pocket computer even compares to an iTouch, both technologically, and appstore wise?
Seems churlish to even compare it to tablets and phones, its something completely different, with no equal.
Also if you've had a great phone camera for a few years you end up with thousands of great shots that you wouldn't have otherwise had, either because you can't be arsed carrying a good camera, or your phone renders all those memorable moments as blurry embarrassments.
Always worth the investment i feel, and being scared off by a perfectly respectable operating system is quite foolish.
No, it does not.
In fairness, neither has any other backwardly compatible console.
Its not a simple thing to do, hooking into an existing graphics system and changing the rendering resolution is a million miles away from hardware upscaling. Involves shitloads of testing and coding, for something that stops people buying the new games on your new console.
Nintendo announced yesterday that there are no plans, at all, to offer the pad to be bought seperately at the moment.
Partly because of manufacturing capacity, and partly because there are no games on the horizon that even support such play.
http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/9/13/3328510/second-wii-u-gamepad-wont-be-supported-or-priced-at-launch-in-u-s
Oh dear.
Yeah it says right at the top of the specs " Device with no support for GSM voice communication."
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_camera-4961.php
Of course, a google of "samsung galaxy cameraphone" shows only the Daily Mail parroting the same lines as this poor excuse of an article.
PS3 uses an ancient Bluetooth level and G-standard wifi, there will never be a decent second-screen solution like the WiiU has at the hardware level. Anyone who has tried remoteplay knows this.
What you propose is software based, which has to be supported in-game, on BOTH games for each console, and right now there is only LBP2 to get excited about.
My point about this articles comparison to the WiiU stands.
..but i can't believe you haven't ran a story on the release of Mint 13 yet.
The complete ditching of Unity, which even though it was only half implemented in Mint 12(to reduce UI switch-shock) in favour of a more classic interface is a very welcome shift away from Canonicals pursuit down the crazy-path of fondleslab UI's.
Its going down a storm already, excellent release.
If you read the interviews by the engineers they downplay the megapixel number, almost grumbling that Marketing attached the number without them knowing, and focus on the sensor size and optics, which are pretty damn hot.
The best camera is the one you have on you at all times. SLR's can be such a fucking chore to use and carry round.
There is no sticking plaster, the MCV article was rich, creamy bullshit, as they were forced to state at the bottom soon after it hit. Baffled that this piece references it. Ignore it all.
The bank, RBS, will hire their own administrators. They never agreed to a buyer as the GAME board wanted to stay in their jobs, RBS told them to fuck off.
Their appointed administrator will come in on Monday, fire the lot of them, close all GAME stores, and sell off the GameStation stores to an undisclosed buyer.
Thats the main rumour, anyway.
"The retailer is apparently in the process of splitting assets and gearing up to launch a new firm next Monday, funded by the current bank lenders. This would essentially mean the end for Gamestation, but could see roughly 300+ Game stores saved, MCV reports."
Wrong, so wrong. That was just a speculation piece presented as fact, for which the moron at MCV got absolutely blasted for, both by GAME management themselves and LOTS of people on Twitter.