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Tea Break

Have a break… have a Kit Kat… A light hearted break from work.

May 13 2008

Magicsing EG-18000

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If you want to become a pop idol but don’t want to humiliate yourself in front of strangers, then a home karaoke machine such as MagicSing’s EG-18000 might be for you.

Apr 30 2008

Play Rick Dangerous - 80s classic game

Not sure how many of you will remember this game, but I used to love it on the old Amiga.

I’ve made it available to play here or to download at your leisure, Absolute Classic CORE DESIGN.
*Note there is Music onload.

Apr 29 2008

Most Expensive GameBoy

Genuine diamond and gold Gameboy selling at the bargain price of $25,000.

Apr 22 2008

Digital Music history

The digital compact disc is the most successful consumer electronics entertainment medium in history. It has been available for longer than Edison’s cylinders, Philips’ cassettes, Pioneer’s laserdiscs or JVC and Sony’s videotape formats.

The LP record has a longer history, but there is more music available on CD than there ever was on LP, and a greater number of CDs in circulation. Indeed, the technology is older than most people think. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the invention of digital music.

Feb 18 2008

Facebook loses 400,000 hits a month

The site had 8.9 million visitors in December 2007, but this has fallen to 8.5 million in January 2008. Maybe, it just isn’t as fashionable any more, but mostly users report that they are sick of spam emails or requests from complete strangers on log in.

Feb 07 2008

Wireless technology makes nightclubs silent

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A new trend is taking over the nightclub scene in Europe - Instead of massive 1000 watt speakers, nightclubs are pumping the music directly into party-goers ears over an FM radio broadcast from the DJ box.

The idea is going to be experimented in the United States on Saturday February 23rd 2008 in Boston - Silent Dance Experiment.

Feb 01 2008

Nintendo Brain Train scientist doesn’t want his $10 million in royalties!

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Entitled to over $10 million in royalties from the Brain training game alone, the self confessed work-a-holic Ryuta Kawashima prefers spending time on his research and development than earning mega bucks.