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Picking a Next-Gen Gaming System

In a turn of events roughly about as surprising as Britney Spears’ and Kevin Federline’s recent divorce, there’s one question I’m inevitably asked more than any other this holiday season: “Which of the next-generation videogame systems – PlayStation 3, Wii or Xbox 360 – do you recommend?”

The answer, unfortunately, isn’t so simple, given each machine’s varying feature set, computing/graphical capabilities and a selection of games that, due to port-happy software publishers, presently varies little between platforms for the most part. Therefore I’ve taken the time to sit down and compile a little shopping advice for the benefit of intrigued buyers, who should read between the lines when it comes to marketing hype and largely incomprehensible tech specs. (Seriously… like most of us truly know what in Hades a teraflop actually is.)

New Nintendo Gameboy In 2005?

“While Nintendo’s next generation console gaming system likely won’t hit living rooms until 2006, that doesn’t mean the company won’t introduce new hardware this year. A new analyst report suggests the company is planning to ship the next version of the Game Boy portable gaming system by the end of 2005.

If so, that would be the third new handheld gaming system in as many years for Nintendo, whose Nintendo DS was one of the hottest items of the 2004 holiday season and Game Boy Advance SP was one of the must-have gifts of 2003. The new Game Boy would face stiff competition, though, from Sony’s PSP

2 Port KTI USB Pocket KVM switch review

Quote from the review at Monkey Review:

“I’ve always been intrigued by the functionality offered by KVM Switches, the main one being the fact that I could have my Work System & my Gaming System connected without having to move fromone end of the room to the other, as well, the fact that I could use my larger monitor for both tasks really appealed to me. The fact remains to be told; KVM switches haven’t always been known to bethe most compact or wallet friendly. Though, by looking at the KTI Pocket USB KVM Switch, we’d be hard pressed to come to those conclusions.”

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