Music Player JXD , Chinese Company, has introduced their brand new multi-in-one unstable media device , namely JXD V3. The V3 Multi-in-one device serves as a Portable Media Player, Game player and also as a camcorder.Dimensions of JXD V3 device are 130×81×18.7 mm and weight is 223g
The V3 has a 4.3-inch 480 × 272 LCD display and a 5-megapixel camera for taking pictures and video recordings. It has also built a game player / emulator, GBA, GBC, GB, NES, SMD, SMC, BIN, SWF supported games.The JXD V3 supports wide range media files, including RMVB/RM, FLV, MP4, ASF, MP3, WMA, WMA..etc as well as JPEG images. It offers TV out and TV-in for recording video from TV, camcorder, cassette tape.
Anyway, the V3 has a 4.3-inch LCd screen, along with a folding thin form factor and some nice crystal keys, along with a joystick for controling your pirated games. Sadly, There is no word on pricing
A Microsoft retail training site may have leaked a Final Fantasy XIII hardware bundle for North America.
In addition to the console itself, the bundle is said to feature two controllers, a copy of Final Fantasy XIII, and the same 250 GB hard drive that was included with the limited edition Modern Warfare 2 360. The listing specifies black colored controllers and console casing, but the package is clearly “chill white.” The console depicted on the box also looks to be a plain, standard Xbox 360. No extra special FFXIII decorations or anything.
This package has not been formally announced by Square Enix or Microsoft so the contents are subject to change. The game launches March 9, 2010 so we’ll all probably find out if it will be available soon.
Yobo, a company known for its various game system clones and accessories, is now offering a little something called the FC 16 GO. The FC-16 Go is said to be the portable gaming console that is going to take SNES gaming to “mind-blowing heights”. it can play SNES games, which is about all it can do.
Yobo FC 16 GO is having a 3.5-inch screen for your game viewing purpose, and you’ll get a built-in joypad, one TV out port, and two wireless 2.4Ghz controllers as well. The Yobo portable SNES can be powered by both rechargeable battery and the included AC adapter.It costs 59.99 USD if you really want to get one
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The limited edition black Nintendo Wii will be released on November 6th and as a special treat Amazon has already knocked £15 off the retail price. Wii Sports Resort bundle, which includes a Wiimote, a Nunchuk and a MotionPlus all dressed in black, along with both Wii Sports-es games.
In the United Kingdom, the black limited edition Nintendo Wii bundle has been listed on Amazon UK for £164.99, which is about US$269. Apparently, this limited edition bundle in black is getting a £15 discount, as the suggested retail price shown is £179.99. The black version is currently cheaper than the identical bundle version in white, which is selling at full price.
The white bundle, however, includes your choice of two additional games — a small sacrifice for that spooky black coating
The latest firmware update for the PlayStation Portable is now live. Version 6.10 of Sony’s handheld’s firmware announced earlier and it is now ready for download.
PSP firmware 6.10 brings some new features to the PSP. Firmware 6.10 for PSP enhances integration with Sony’s media management software Media Go and adds tethering support on the PSPgo which can be utilized with a Bluetooth-capable mobile device. Media Go is a free PC software application that allows you to easily organize and transfer music, photos and videos between your PC and PSP. It also allows you to access PlayStation Store and to purchase, backup and restore PSP games.
Also featured is SensMe support, a nifty tool that when directed, can automatically scan your music collection and categorize tracks under a particular mood. SensMe channels is a new music application for PSP that uses Sony’s proprietary 12 Tone Analysis technology to evaluate music tracks that have been imported from Media Go application on your PC to your PSP.
Download: PSP Firmware Update 6.10
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