The PSP did not bring console-grade games into handheld first. You couldn't use the PS2 discs with it, you needed the same software written on a different media!
The honour of being the first to bring console-grade games into handheld goes to the NEC TurboExpress, which used the regular TurboGrafx-16's HuCard games directly.
But since it's the WWDC keynote, wouldn't it make sense to say something about a future game-able AppleTV box, so that games are ready when it launches? Maybe limited availability for registered devs?
The 3rd generation Apple TV has a more powerful chip than the 2nd generation model but the price didn't change. Since Apple uses the same Ax ARM CPU in almost all their iOS units, it's cheaper to just buy more of the same chip than to order half as much of two different chips.
I'm expecting the next AppleTV box to use the same A8 CPU as the current top-of-the-line iPhone/iPad. This could explain the delay in releasing the new box.
Doing the same thing with what we call "TV" is hard as hell, because you have a labyrinth of contracts and obligations between multiple levels of writers, producers, distributors, giant media corporations and all of these are different per country.
In short, it's not a technological barrier that Apple can easily solve, because it's a bureaucratic problem.
I sure as hell didn't need them to go to Apple.com to see the banner at the bottom of the home page, which leads to this page which clearly tells us about the live streaming tomorrow.
Even if we're talking about using solar power from tiles in Texas to melt the snow covering tiles in Vermont, we're talking about moving gigawatts+ of power here. I don't think these tiles could replace the huge power transmission lines.
Citing strong demand from cryptocurrency miners, data center and colocation providers are beginning to accept Bitcojn as payment for large chunks of data center space.
Just make a fake "Liberator" gun that doesn't really do anything. Except that its trigger has been modified and has a small hole in it with a mechanism that pushes a sharp needle into the finger when you press it.
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Don't worry. Sharks can't survive in space.
Unfortunately, it's going to cost over 9000$!!!
Troll or not, it helps when you put a link about the subject in your post.
I'd be happy with a "Mac Pro mini" that has a quad-core i5 and an nVidia GTX 750 TI 2GB.
The PSP did not bring console-grade games into handheld first. You couldn't use the PS2 discs with it, you needed the same software written on a different media!
The honour of being the first to bring console-grade games into handheld goes to the NEC TurboExpress, which used the regular TurboGrafx-16's HuCard games directly.
Hackintosh.
But since it's the WWDC keynote, wouldn't it make sense to say something about a future game-able AppleTV box, so that games are ready when it launches? Maybe limited availability for registered devs?
The 3rd generation Apple TV has a more powerful chip than the 2nd generation model but the price didn't change. Since Apple uses the same Ax ARM CPU in almost all their iOS units, it's cheaper to just buy more of the same chip than to order half as much of two different chips.
I'm expecting the next AppleTV box to use the same A8 CPU as the current top-of-the-line iPhone/iPad. This could explain the delay in releasing the new box.
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That's a good line, mind if I use it the next time someone asks for a Blu-Ray drive in Macs?
- The Canadians are sorry about something someone else has done;
Doing the same thing with what we call "TV" is hard as hell, because you have a labyrinth of contracts and obligations between multiple levels of writers, producers, distributors, giant media corporations and all of these are different per country.
In short, it's not a technological barrier that Apple can easily solve, because it's a bureaucratic problem.
I sure as hell didn't need them to go to Apple.com to see the banner at the bottom of the home page, which leads to this page which clearly tells us about the live streaming tomorrow.
Yeah, but you're talking about summer snow falls here. What about winter?
Even if we're talking about using solar power from tiles in Texas to melt the snow covering tiles in Vermont, we're talking about moving gigawatts+ of power here. I don't think these tiles could replace the huge power transmission lines.
Yeah, but you know how Vogons are. Who the hell would want to go through that kilometre-high pile of paperwork?
What's the best brand/model of LED bulbs to replace fluorescent ones? (classical 40 watts replacement)
Don't forget the energy and costs of armoured trucks, printing money, ressources required, etc.
If he really mined Bitcoins at the start, then he potentially has hundreds if not thousands of them.
Right now, if someone was offering me either Bitcoins or U.S. dollars, I'd take Bitcoins without hesitation.
Damn, and I was just getting used to Bitcoin.
I suppose lawyers don't have locks on their homes because there's laws about illegal entry.
Just make a fake "Liberator" gun that doesn't really do anything. Except that its trigger has been modified and has a small hole in it with a mechanism that pushes a sharp needle into the finger when you press it.
Alright, alright!