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"Dragon Age 2," with Varric as its only slightly trustworthy narrator, tracks the rise of the Champion of Kirkwall from refugee to leading citizen. As the champion, Hawke to your friends, Dragon Age 2 is the story of your rise to power. Whether man or woman, peacemaker or warmonger, your Hawke will deal with a good deal of quandaries, no one makes it to the top unscathed.
Step right up, get your EA Games for $.99 for your iPhone, Ipod touch and the iPad. In time for Valentines Day, EA Games announced that they'll drop the price of nearly 30 games games for 48 hours, starting on February 7. Now, I know it's the 8th but hey, you've got a 10 hours from the time this goes up. So.....hurry, hurry, hurry!!!
Game titles are listed after the jump.
Blackberry is taking on the Apple iPad with their new Blackberry PlayBook a sleek 7" LCD Tablet with a multi-touch 1024x600 screen. The PlayBook runs 1Ghz dual-core processor with 1GB ram.
Check out the specs from BlackBerry after the jump
Ultra portable, super convenient
0.4"
Height Width Depth Weight
5.1" / 130mm 7.6" / 194mm 0.4" / 10mm 0.9 lbs / 400g
Best-in-class media
3 MP high-definition forward-facing camera 5 MP high-definition rear-facing camera
Codec support for superior media playback, creation and video calling
1080p HD video; H.264, MPEG4, WMV HDMI video output Micro USB and Micro HDMI ports
Video-conferencing
Crystal clear HD display Rich stereo sound Dual HD video cameras
Built for business
Out-of-the-box compatibility with BlackBerry® Enterprise Server
Seamless pairing for a secure window into your BlackBerry® smartphone
Corporate data access Secure and manageable
BlackBerry Tablet OS
Powerful, user-friendly QNX technology: It's what the World Wide Web runs on
Multi-processing for true multitasking
Rich application ecosystem
Rapid development environment Reliable BlackBerry Tablet OS, powered by QNX technology
Supports POSIX OS, SMP, Open GL, BlackBerry® 6, WebKit, Adobe Flash, Java® and Adobe Mobile AIR
7" LCD display, 1024 x 600 screen resolution Multi-touch capacitive screen
Professional grade performance
Full computing power in a tablet format 1 GHz dual-core processor 1 GB RAM Symmetric multi-processing
Web without limits
Games, media, apps and everything the real Internet offers Full Adobe® Flash® 10.1 enabled Built-in support for HTML 5 No-compromise rendering of text, graphics and video
High-speed connections
3G network access using your BlackBerry® smartphone as a modem 4G network access available on BlackBerry® 4G PlayBookTM tablet Wi-Fi® 802.11 a/b/g/n Bluetooth® 2.1+EDR
Amplified BlackBerry experience
Wirelessly connect to your BlackBerry® smartphone* for real time access to:
Email, calendar, address book, task list and BBMT
Verizon's announcement during CES 2011 was all about 4G LTE. LTE, short for Long Term Evolution, was rolled out on December 5, 2010 in 38 markets and by the end of 2011 they hope to be in 175 markets. After today's announcement they will roll out with ten new 4G LTE devises, 4 cell phone, 2 mobile hotspots, 2 LTE enabled laptops and 2 tablets.
Verizon plans to release these products starting in Q1 of this year.
Unfortunatly no iPhone announcement yet, maybe we'll hear more on this room come Macworld 2011 later this month.
· 3D or 2D HD recording with double full HD 1920x1080 video recording and 7-megapixel still image capture in photo mode (2D)
· View contents in 3D on the 3.5" WIDE 3D/2D Xtra Fine with TruBlack technology LCD (1229K) without needing 3D glasses
- 64GB of internal flash memory, for 60p/24p recording capability in 2D
- Optical SteadyShot™™ w/ Active Mode and iAuto even in 3D
- 10x optical zoom in 3D (12x in 2D), 17x Extended Zoom
- Event Browse for automatic grouping of content by events and Highlight Playback & Highlight Share (2D only) to create highlight reels automatically
- Built-in mic w/ 5.1ch surround system, Clear Phase stereo speakers with S-Master technology, wind noise reduction, mic/HP jack, and audio level meter
If there's one thing Call of Duty: Black Ops keeps trying to tell me, I think it's this: War is awesome.
Real war, of course, is far from that, but Treyarch's latest work isn't interested in painting any solemn pictures of the realities of battle. Instead, it uses American war history as the canvas for a wild experience that warms itself in the fires of explosive action-movie theatrics.
