Gran Turismo 6 is in development, will be released in the future
Sure enough, Gran Turismo 6 is in development. The world’s most famous driving simulator is also famous for its incredibly long release cycles. When asked about a potential release time frame, the GT’s creator, Kazunori Yamauchi said at the Gran Turismo 5 Asia Championship 2012 event that, “If I carelessly say when it will be released, you’ll end up with people saying things like ‘it’s been delayed again!?’ “So I will no longer say at this type of event.”
That’s all for now from Polyphony Digital. Via: Andriasang
You haven’t exactly seen electric sports cars worthy of fantastic styling, brand name, and speed, right? Enter the Audi R8, which just went around the key track for any high mark sports car — the German Nürburgring Nordschleife. It clocked a time of 8:09, about just a minute slower than the world’s most extreme production vehicles but only a few seconds off of the R8 equipped with its standard V8 engine. Check out the video after the break, or at the source link.
Having just found this zippered sleeve from Côte&Ciel in the mail (among other things, but that is for another review) and I instantly started liking it. It’s flexible, so it could carry tablets that are not specifically iPads (which is what it was designed for) and costs only €39.00 which is roughly $47 USD while being water resistant (we tried that, it actually is). Only thing is that it has no extra pockets besides the main pouch.
After having completed 
This may be a beginner system camera, but with a crappy small sensor (small sensor means worse photos), the updated Nikon 1 J2 camera isn’t really that much to take interest in. Yes, it’s cute, is $550, features interchangeable lenses and comes in red, but if you’re serious about taking nice photos, then don’t truly bother. The screen resolution has been doubled to 921,000-dots while introducing a super-slim 11-27.5mm lens, along with a “creative mode” that allows for some changes in the way you take your shots.
In the many years it has been since an Xbox refresh, a small byte of development has just arisen: a recent job listing. Yes, Microsoft’s job listing page states the following: “Over the next eighteen months Microsoft will release new versions of all of our most significant products including Windows (Client, Server, Phone and Azure), Office and Xbox,” 
Here’s what Lenovo has just announced: A 10-inch tablet running Windows 8 with an Intel Atom processor. It has a 1,366 x 768 IPS screen, a 10-hour battery life, optional 3G / 4G, micro-HDMI output and a pair of 2MP/8MP (front and back) cameras. Abroad, the ThinkPad Tablet 2 will have HSPA+, but in the US will be available on AT&T’s LTE network so you can use ultra-fast internet, almost anywhere. It also is 9.8mm thin, has NFC, with a fingerprint reader and a pen, both of which can are stored away on the tablet.
