Having spawned numerous award-winning video games such as Fallout 3, Prince of Persia and Gears of War 2 in the past, Autodesk has unveiled Autodesk 3ds Max 2010 during the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. This is the latest version of the company’s widely used 3D modeling, animation and rendering application and features close to 350 additional features, including a render-quality viewport display and approximately 100 new graphite modeling tools. (more…)
It seems that the external hard drive’s gigabyte jump could be reaching a significant incremental run as Western Digital drops in for the terabyte leap. The storage solutions giant has expanded its My Book portfolio of external storage solutions, including a 2TB capacity into the mix. This, in addition to its varying storage options, makes it the largest storage capacity on a single drive system as of writing.
For a couple of weeks now, photos of Ulysse Nardin’s Chairman, has been flooding the tubes. Its attractive exteriors that traipse between high gloss 80s industrial design and steampunk chrome sensibilities have enticed many and have started speculations that targeted its legitimacy. The brand has finally released an official press release regarding the smartphone.
HP has introduced a multimedia-centric desktop called the Pavilion Elite m9600. The most basic configuration priced at $949 runs on an Intel Core i7 920 processor, 3GB SDRAM, NVIDIA GeForce 9600GS graphics, a 500GB hard drive, and a SuperMulti DVD burner. These specs are pretty good already, considering the price, but it can be jacked up even more with the following options: an Intel Core i7 940 processor, up to 12GB of SDRAM, up to 1TB of SATA or RAID hard drive space, 1GB NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT or 1GB ATI Radeon HD 4850 graphics, and a Blu-ray SuperMulti DVD burner. Operating system is Windows Vista Home Premium. Needless to say, it can handle heavy graphics and media multitasking without any trouble.
T-Mobile’s webConnect USB Laptop Stick primarily functions as an HSDPA/3G modem to keep you connected to T-Mobile’s data network to give you internet-on-the-go (as long as you’re in range). It’s pretty handy to keep around wherever you may be, by doubling as a Wi-fi receiver for faster connection speeds through thousands of T-Mobile HotSpots.
