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Phone Call About Xbox 360 Blogging Features
By Robert Scoble - Thu, 05/04/2006 - 8:31am.
While I was at dinner tonight with the LiveSide guys Jason Bogovich called, his voice full of excitement.
Sony PS3, Microsoft Xbox360, Nintendo Revolution Available Release Dates
By John Stith - Wed, 05/25/2005 - 11:10am.
Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo all let a lot of information fly at the E3 with regard to their new gaming consoles. The specs of these systems are awesome. They've got WiFi and wireless and downloadable systems, massive multiplayer options inside the home or over the network. The visual capabilities will be stunning with the HD graphics capability hooked up to a new Samsung HDTV designed for the gaming experience.
Microsoft & Toshiba=HD-DVD Xbox360?
By John Stith - Fri, 05/13/2005 - 9:45am.
Software monster Microsoft and electronics giant Toshiba signed a patent cross licensing agreement. This will let the two companies use each other's stuff without having to pay fees to the respective companies.
X-Box360: It Doesnt Get Any Better Than This
By John Stith - Tue, 05/03/2005 - 2:50pm.
Australian Financial News quote Microsoft master Gates as saying the new Xbox will make gaming more convivial. It's not a word you hear everyday. Honestly, I'm not familiar with it so I looked it up. Mirriam Webster said it means this:
Xbox360 AND HDTV: Dude I Gotta Have It!
By John Stith - Fri, 04/29/2005 - 1:40pm.
Madden 2006 on the Xbox360 AND Samsung's new HDTV is gonna look so cool. Samsung and Microsoft are tag-teaming on this one and the benefits for the geek set will be unbelievable.It's going to be a hip offering and MTV will broadcast the event. New games will be available with a better graphics, sound, etc. But now Samsung will help them out just a little with its new HDTV .
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