It was a long time coming, but today is finally “the day” in which Google Video is no more. In an email sent out to dozens of Google Video users worldwide, more or less says “it’s been great”, but YouTube is where it’s now at. Dear Google Video User, Later this month, hosted video content on Google Video will no longer be available for playback. Google Video stopped taking uploads in May 2009 and now we’re removing the remaining...
Following Nvidia’s release of their new, top of the ling single-card GPU, the GeForce GTX 590, Digital Storm is announcing their own high-end hardware. The popular custom PC manufacturer has announced GTX 590 options for the company’s Black OPS and Special OPS lines of gaming PCs. Further bolstering this brute strength approach, Digital Storm is pushing their high-end setup which includes an Intel Core i7 970 hex-core CPU, 12GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM, 160GB SSD, and...
Fans of Nvidia GPUs will have to wait a couple of more days to duke it out with AMD’s latest 6990 dual-GPU graphics card. According to PC hardware site, Fudzilla, Nvidia has pushed the release date back by two days, with unverified reports citing driver issues. Mind you, the original release date was scheduled for March 22nd – an unofficial date which Nvidia never acknowledged mind you. Nevertheless, it’s far better than other delays we’ve seen in the gadget...
The big news with XPAND at today’s early morning press conference focused around the company’s “Universals” 3D glasses. Awarded for their breakthrough technology back at CES2010, the Universal 3D glasses have enjoyed healthy sales throughout the last year. For CES 2011, the glasses are expanded upon and tweaked with new software tools and a growing educational focus. As a quick refresher: The glasses themselves come in various sizes, colors, and...
Fancy a look at the upcoming Nintendo 3DS? Supposedly, the image above is one of many captured in a mini-photo shoot by a rouge Nintendo employee. Though the translation of the original article says things a bit different, and instead claims that it is merely a “player” that lifted the unit in question. Either way, Nintendo won’t be nearly as happy as we are. Hop on past the break for a few more shots and hands-on...
