Transforming a Nintendo 64 into a hand-held portable

The world of hand-held gaming is surging, lead by Nintendo, Sony and Apple — people are going nuts for gaming in the go, and the experiences available on portable devices now are amazing, even when compared to console gaming a few generations back. It’s really exciting to have something new to play on your iPhone every day for a few bucks, or start playing the next big title on your PSP or DS. The Nintendo64 has stepped out of the limelight for a long time, but with this new mod by borjaus from Inventos Unicos, the N64 is back baby.

Ricardo Trejo Jul 15, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gadgets, Geek Culture, Hardware, Internet, Unrelated, Videos

Man connects to the internet with a 1964 modem -- (Video)

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100 Gb connections? Pff, 56K was what I grew up with, but that in itself is quite advanced to the sorta stuff that was used decades ago when connecting to an online terminal, way before the days of our modern internet and streaming video sites. Watch this man connect to Wikipedia using a 1964 Livermore Data Systems “Model A” Acoustic Coupler Modem. 

Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse review

How many buttons does a mouse need? Razer would have you believe seventeen, that is if you’re into World of Warcraft. Most people would have no use for this insane amount of buttons but Razer designed this mouse for hardcore MMO players. Programming spells to the buttons on the mouse is supposed to be more efficient than activating them via the keyboard. but how well does the concept work in actual use? — Our review after the break!

Maximum PC builds the Dream Machine 2011 - Good lord...

There are multiple stages when it comes to building a gaming rig — pure bliss hand picking your hardware, drooling over the specs sheet, spitting up coffee looking at the reciept and finally crafting your godly mamoth of raw power. If you’ve never built a PC, we highly reccomend it — if you have, you’re about to enter gaming rig Nirvana.

Brandon Davenport Jul 13, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gadgets, Hardware, Videos

The future of power plug strips (with an after-taste of infomercial) - Video

At Jul 13, 2011

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The future of power plug strips (with an after-taste of infomercial) - Video

Nothing is more true than this commercial for this new power bar — so many times we are trying to cram as much crap onto our surge protectors, but most of the time there are 2 or three outlets blocked by the giant power bricks. We’re looking forward to testing one of these out, and you can grab one here.

HTC HD7 (T-Mobile) review

We know we’re a bit late to the game with this one but recent advancements in the world of Windows Phone 7 really sparked our interest in the platform again. We looked at our hardware options and realized that the 8 month old HTC HD7 was still one of the best WP7 devices on the market. Since the phone isn’t exactly new, we’re going to have to take a slightly different approach in testing it. — Our full review after the break!

Logitech Optical Gaming Mouse G400 review

The Logitech MX518 is one of the most critically acclaimed gaming mice in all of history. Recently, Logitech decided to step it up a notch and refine it a bit. What’s different about the G400 in comparison to its predecessor? Four main things - it has a much more powerful optical sensor, faster report rate, a ligher cable, and a new color. Is the G400 a worth successor? — Our full review after the break!