Not essentially a completely new PS3, the redesigned Fall 2012 system is thinner and lighter than before, available in two colors: in Charcoal Black and Classic White with a 250GB and 500GB version. The black console will be out in Japan on October 4th with the white console on November 22nd.
The American variants come out on September 25th and will be priced at $269.99 as a “limited edition” bundle that includes the “game of the year” edition ofUncharted 3: Drake’s Deception and a code for $30 worth of content for the game Dust 514. What’s more exciting is the 500GB version that will be available on October 30th for $299.99, and will also feature a limited bundle, coming packed with a copy of Assassin’s Creed 3.
And that’s all. Via: PlayStation Blog
Twitter’s CEO, Dick Costolo, had some great things to say about Twitter recently, mathematically speaking: 140 million users, with 340 million tweets per day, currently. The company also has an $8B valuation with an army of 900 employees in San Francisco alone. New features announced on the TODAY show this morning include a refreshed Twitter for iPad app, which has a much more impressive design that before, along with a redesign of their profile pages for users that allows the user to show more of their personality, including a header photo.
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While Motorola took some time off with Google to display their newest handsets a few weeks ago in New York City, Motorola has saved the RAZR i for later. First off, the RAZR i is currently only planned for Latin America and Europe in October, so the rest of the North American continent will be left without the Razr i, at least for now.
At what point can you stop and say a backpack is better than all the others? Possibly when it’s a GoRuck.
Google may have just killed two birds with one stone, with the purchase of imaging app developer Nik Software. While the company is known for pro photography apps like Capture NX and its Efex Pro series, the real gold is to be found in their simple app called Snapseed, which allows desktop iPad (essentially iOS users) to make simple edits to their photos. It doesn’t take a genius to see what Google aims to do with Snapseed — like Facebook buying Instagram, Google can buy Snapseed for Google+.
Microsoft’s new press event will be based at Gotham (much like Motorola’s) in New York City. Their event is based around Windows 8, as a launch event on October 25th. It’s time to start counting the days, and watch them go by.
AT&T, the first carrier to ever hold the iPhone, has not released exact numbers, but they are excited with the results of Apple’s iPhone 5 pre-orders, of which (and I quote):
Casio has always had a knack for creating great G-Shock watches. And their high-end, analog Aviation collection is no different. The GW-40001A is in fact the highest end of their collection, and looks the most impressive. Based on atomic time-keeping functions, solar power, resistant up to 15Gs, with shock and vibration resistance, and is waterproof to 200M, the GW 40001A has the guts to function in just about all the Earth’s environments.
