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Thursday, 11 March 2010
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When Tiger Woods isn’t being all notorious and having affairs and stuff, he likes to put his name to a very popular line of golf video games. The next one will include support for the PlayStation 3’s new motion controller.
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For many the Nintendo DS is a great handheld. For parents, it is one of the cheapest babysitters there is. But can it make the leap from being the children's favourite to something that will appear to the older gamer?
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While a wireless router with an HSDPA modem is nothing particularly new, getting one that can actually fit in a shirt pocket certainly is. The Novatel Wireless MiFi 2352 is one of the latest routers you could definitely take on a business trip without getting charged extra for a hefty suitcase.
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Is your backup a safety precaution, or a dangerous practice?
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The UK’s No.1, award winning consumer show for design and inspiration for your home, Grand Designs Live, returns to London for the sixth year running, across nine days from 1st – 9th May 2010 at ExCeL in London’s Docklands.
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 Thursday, 11 March 2010 If you loved Avatar in 3D at the cinema, then you may be somewhat please to get the chance to watch Come Dine With Me with an added dimension (and boy could it do with one). LG is the latest company to bring out 3D equipment to the nation's home.
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 Tuesday, 09 March 2010 Gamers in Britain spend nearly £200m on MMOs such as World of Warcraft according to new research.
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 Monday, 08 March 2010 According to Sony, now you can listen – and be heard – even more clearly with its choice of "comfortable, colourful" new PC headsets. "A stylish alternative to flimsy, drab-looking headsets, the DR-350USB and DR-320DPV are the perfect addition to your netbook, notebook or desktop PC," a Sony spokeswoman informs us.
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 Saturday, 06 March 2010 Football’s official body FIFA has come to a decision over the use of goal-line technology – it won’t be sticking cameras in the back of the net. “The board concluded that goal-line technology would not be pursued,” an official statement said. There had also been talk of using a similar system to the one employed in tennis, which detects if a ball is over the line.
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