I walk by the Envision Center at Purdue several times a week for class or work (I work at the building where Envision Center is located). Despite being at Purdue for 5 years, I've never actually gone into the Envision Center. They do have large LCD displays in the hallway by the entrance showing 3D molecules rotating, etc... If I recall, millions of dollars went into the creation of the Envision Center. I didn't realize they were doing cool things like this. I'll have to stop by there next week and see what it's all about.
While watching the presentation live from Gamespot, I couldn't help but laugh at just how cool and fun that tennis game between the Nintendo execs and the contest winner was.
It just looked so fun.
I seriously cannot wait for this console!
Better extensions/plugins. Firefox has earned great acclaim for its dynamic extension support. Extensions such as Fasterfox, Adblock, Web Developer, and many others are the sole reason people use Firefox over Opera (or any other browser). I know Opera is working to help unify the Netscape plugin API, but the upcoming version 9 doesn't appear to have anything that can match Firefox's extension capabilities. When will we see Opera support plugin/extensions as powerful as Firefox's?
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I walk by the Envision Center at Purdue several times a week for class or work (I work at the building where Envision Center is located). Despite being at Purdue for 5 years, I've never actually gone into the Envision Center. They do have large LCD displays in the hallway by the entrance showing 3D molecules rotating, etc... If I recall, millions of dollars went into the creation of the Envision Center. I didn't realize they were doing cool things like this. I'll have to stop by there next week and see what it's all about.
While watching the presentation live from Gamespot, I couldn't help but laugh at just how cool and fun that tennis game between the Nintendo execs and the contest winner was. It just looked so fun. I seriously cannot wait for this console!
Better extensions/plugins. Firefox has earned great acclaim for its dynamic extension support. Extensions such as Fasterfox, Adblock, Web Developer, and many others are the sole reason people use Firefox over Opera (or any other browser). I know Opera is working to help unify the Netscape plugin API, but the upcoming version 9 doesn't appear to have anything that can match Firefox's extension capabilities. When will we see Opera support plugin/extensions as powerful as Firefox's?