Category: OSX

Sep 06 2011

Podcast Episode 26: Labour Day Edition

Fall’s here and we talk about price drops and how it may play out for hardware manufacturers and the end of the yearly gaming dry season. Continue reading

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Jul 02 2011

California law to ban violent video games struck down!

This is good news for gamers! Video games are now under the First Amendment of Free Speech! If you want to read the report, the link is here! Continue reading

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May 10 2011

Noooo!!! Microsoft Buys Skype for $8.5 Billion

As we all suspected last night through internet rumours, Microsoft has pretty much closed the deal on buying up Skype for $8.5 Billion in cash. Continue reading

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Feb 24 2011

MacBook Pro Line Gets A Reboot

The MacBook Pro line gets a much needed update with the Intel Light Peak Port (aptly named Thunderbolt) which can transfer data at a blazing 10GB/s. A new HD webcam has also been added to the laptop, although FaceTime is no longer free and will now cost $1 from the Mac App Store. Continue reading

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Feb 19 2011

Why Macbooks Have No Game

I’ve recently been considering buying a high-end laptop with full gaming capabilities. Shopping around online, I soon realize that there are a ton of makers of “gaming” laptops. Any veteran gamers out there will know that laptops just can’t compare to desktops when it comes to things like gaming (at least in similar prices ranges). However, with prices and performance improving, the offerings are becoming more and more tempting. Continue reading

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