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Xbox 360 Warranty Coverage Expanded "Microsoft Corp. today announced that it will expand its global Xbox 360™ warranty coverage. Any Xbox 360 customer who experiences a general hardware failure indicated by three flashing red lights will now be covered by a three year warranty from date of purchase. All other existing Xbox 360 warranty policies remain in place. As a result of what Microsoft views as an unacceptable number of repairs to Xbox 360 consoles, the company conducted extensive investigations into potential sources of general hardware failures. Having identified a number of factors which can cause general hardware failures indicated by three red flashing…
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AMD Processor Pricing Effective 9th July 2007 Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (3.0GHz) - $178 etc. go take a look!!!
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Have you been to Google Maps recently? Find a place and do directions to another place, then drag the line (route) around making other stops. Its SICK!!!!
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TW Officially Announces Packet Shaping for All RR Users "TIME WARNER ANNOUNCES INTRODUCTION OF PACKET SHAPING TECHNOLOGY NATIONWIDE June 6, 2007 -- Time Warner today implemented a network management tool to improve the operation of the network for all subscribers. As a result, a small minority of users may experience slower speeds during peak hours when using certain applications that consume lots of bandwidth. You can address this situation by reducing your use of bandwidth-intensive applications during peak hours. "Peak hours" are generally in the evenings. "Packet shaping" technology has been implemented for newsgroup applications, regardless of the provide…
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buffalo.kijiji.com Only about a dozen listings so far...
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Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars Public Beta First Details "At long last, we are delighted to confirm the impending Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars Public Beta. The ETQW Closed Beta has been going extremely well and yielding excellent results. We want to give more people the opportunity to give us feedback on the game so we’re going to open a Public Beta with 60,000 slots available. This way we’ll be able to test many more combinations of hardware, RAM, CPU, graphics card, drivers etc. than we’ve been able to ourselves, and also get a better idea of how the game plays for the general gaming public."
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http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=118296441702631 "Various developers are busy implimenting workarounds for serious bugs in Intel's Core 2 cpu. These processors are buggy as hell, and some of these bugs don't just cause development/debugging problems, but will *ASSUREDLY* be exploitable from userland code." Please download and patch your CPU soon.
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WNY Gamers Club June LAN Event Saturday June 9th starting at 2pm We have tables/seats for approx 26+, so let us know your coming to guarantee a spot. There will be the usual pop & chips, with pizza and wings to follow. Feel free to pass this invite along.... 151 Ames Ave Tonawanda, NY 14150 838-5115 Directions: Get off the I-290 at Niagara Falls Blvd (going south) - take a right at the third light (Glenalby) - follow this down past the school - take a left one block past the school, that is Ames - we are the first house on the left, white house.
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Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution Announced
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Supreme Commander Expansion Pack Announced "Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance is not only the continuation of the epic story that is unfolding inside the game's universe, it is the continuation of our goal to move the bar for RTS gaming even higher than ever," says Chris Taylor, CEO of Gas Powered Games. "Forged Alliance offers over 100 new units, more maps and an entirely new faction... we are stuffing this game with all kinds of new features!"
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Radeon HD 2600 and 2400 are born "The HD 2400 also sees a split into two SKUs. AMD's kept the XT and PRO naming structure in place and, like the HD 2600 series, both are distinguished solely in terms of different clockspeeds. Remember, however, that the sub-£50 pricing will be reflected in performance. It may adhere to DX10 and be adequate at, say, 1024x768 but its architecture is such that it'll (rightfully) struggle with any serious load."
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Colin McRae: DiRT review @ yougamers.com Colin McRae: DIRT review @ computergames.ro
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From /. AMD Finally Launches Low-Price DX10 Cards http://hardware.slashdot.org/ "The Radeon 'R600' HD 2900 XT was late coming, and so by extension are the lower cost parts derived from it. The Radeon HD 2400 and 2600s are now available, just the same, with pricing aimed at knocking mid-range GeForce 8 series cards off people's shopping lists. There's more to a graphics card than price; performance and driver functionality are key too. HEXUS had some fun and games testing the new Radeons: 'The hardware designers may now be sitting back, content that their DX10-supporting midrange SKUs are at least as compelling as the competition's. But, and it's a big, big but…
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