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POPSMario Beats Candyland No one with any sense could argue that kids should play video games all day, every day. But parents and critics of the medium need to accept that games can be both exciting and intellectually challenging. Your kid will benefit from working out a video game puzzle or constructing an elaborate strategies to beat level bosses. That's not the case with Chutes and Ladders.
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POPSMicrosoft: No New Xbox Anytime Soon One of the things that make boxes like the Xbox and PS3 more useful is that they're connected to the internet, and can download new software updates that radically change the feel of the machine. In some ways, the "New Xbox Experience" released last years was like getting a whole new system.
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POPSISPs Neglect Infrastructure: Think of Capping Downloads Articles, like this one, do not take into consideration the growing trend of multiple internet ports per home. For example, a home could have a parent on one computer downloading news videos, a child on another computer downloading Netflix or MP3s, and a third child could be on a PS3/Xbox playing online. This type of house could easily surpass the monthly limits. Additionally, bandwidth needs typically doubles every year, so one house may only need 10 GB per month now. However, next year they will likely need 20GB per month. How are placing caps going to provide ISPs with incentive to increase their infrastructure? It will not!
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POPSAre you ready to game? Sounds brilliant. the future of user-generated content is beginning its dominance. It really is a major change conceptually. there is much thinking to be done how this can make us more responsible for example. anyway let the game begin ;-)
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POPSCitroen GTbyCitroen goes from game to reality Sadly, very little is known about the GTbyCitroen in terms of performance, expected cost, or whether it'll reach mass production, but here's hoping. Citroen would earn itself a virtually unlimited amount of kudos if it went ahead and made it for real for real. We might even forgive it for the Citroen Ami.
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POPS1st computer to crack 1 petaflops 17 Sept 07 the folding at home. distributed computer passed the 1Petaflop mark. June 28, 2008 the peak speed of the project overall has reached over 2.52 PFLOPS A flop is a FLoating-point OPeration. FLOPS are FLoating point Operations p/s. A petaflop is 1Million gigaflops (you can run the program on PS3. I knew PS3 would be useful for something some day) The first time ever by any computer. It is the largest Supercomputer in the world.
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POPSFinal Fantasy 13 Trailer I can't believe how amazing this looks. If this is the actual gameplay, this may be the first real reason to own a PS3
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