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The second quarter of 2009 was ’s yet another difficult quarter in terms of ‘ advertising. The global economic crisis has forced ’s company to lower its budget for promotion and all had heavy retaliation on what the world instead of ‘ Publishing: radio, TV and newspapers are due to the flow of money that the media centers bear in support of content, but the fall in recent months is creating a heavy earthquake intended to subvert hierarchies before. In ..read more

Wii Sports, a new chapter devoted to the sport for the Wii, depopulation in America selling in just eight days more ‘than five hundred thousand copies of the game: the game, released on July 26, is marking record on record. After the data of games piu’venduti in Britain, where the Wii Sports and ‘found to be the game more’ sold this week, and after the resounding success in Japan, the U.S. also failed to resist the new Nintendo game. The ..read more

Dell introduces its first display-based IPS (In-Plane-Switching), is the UltraSharp U2410 by 24 inches.

The display, aimed mainly for graphics and video, covers 96% of Adobe RGB color space and 100% of the sRGB color space. Among the features worth noting is the response time of 6 ms, 80.000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and 400cd/m2 brightness. With regard to the inputs has VGA, DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort.

Dell UltraSharp U2410 is currently available only in Japan at a price ..read more

Sony has doubled the number of PlayStation 3 are produced in a single quarter. In the third quarter of ‘calendar year in progress, it will produce one million units of the console in high definition, while production was usually about 500 thousand consoles produced in three months.

The Japanese giant is preparing the next Christmas season, but a high volume cos console produced unusual, even in comparison to the same period of previous years. The news reported by the ..read more

announced by Sony CEO Nobuyuki Oneda and related production costs of the Playstation 3.

According to the house it seems that Japan has managed to lower the production costs of the single copy of the note console by as much as 70% compared to the past, something which, if added to the decline of 50% had some time ago compared to the initial cost when the Playstation was launched, are clearly thinking of the possible buyers of Sony multimedia ..read more

Arc System Works strikes again: After the success of Guilty Gear, the Japanese development house has decided to surprise everyone and develop the new title BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, a picchiaduro of other times that can please everyone with breathtaking graphics and gameplay ‘as (if not better) as of picchiaduro Street fighter IV.

A Roster of wrestlers well studied, gives’ the opportunity ‘to all to become as much’ as possible with your character: our heroes will have to fight ..read more

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The Art of Deflection, creature of the talented Mark Grock, you upgrade to version 1.1.0

Brand new dall'update proposals consist of the opportunity to listen to your iPod music tracks during the matches, you can drop to 0 until the volume ..read more

Kindle doppelganger? The gang at Tech-On stumbled upon this little number at this week’s Tokyo’s Digital Publishing Fair, and unless our eyes deceive us, this snowflake’s the spitting image of Amazon’s e-book reader. It comes from Founder International, Inc., the Japanese unit of Chinese Peking University Founder Group Corp., and aesthetics aside, the screen comes from the same manufacturer ( E Ink Corporation) and even lets you insert a SIM card and download directly to the device. And yet, ..read more

Canon’s just unveiled its new augmented reality display in Chiba, Japan, and we have to say, we’re thinking about heading over there to check it out… and hopefully experience what it’s like to be eaten (virtually) by a T-Rex. Featuring 260 dinosaur specimens, the display makes us of a virtual reality viewer — one for each person roaming round the exhibit — putting the dinosaurs at a “distance” of about 5 meters. The exhibit will make use of various ..read more

Japan just can’t help but to tempt fate. First they produced the Godzilla movies. Now they’re voluntarily bringing dinosaurs back from the dead. As part of a 260-specimen dinosaur exhibit in Chiba, Japan, visitors will be able to see moving, life-sized dinosaurs right on the museum floor. Running from July through September, the “Dinosaurs over time!” exhibit uses Canon video scopes to offer a “site-wide view” of 3D CG dinosaurs. Useful for both enhancing the museum-going experience and scaring ..read more

I don’t even want to hear your lame rebuttals about structural integrity. Why we’re using centuries-old key/keychain technology in 2009 is beyond me. Buy this real working blank key and join the future for just $7/pair. [ Amron Exptl via DVICE ]

Read the original here: So This Was Obvious [Design]

Yakiniku or Korean BBQ restaurants are extremely popular in Japan, which is why Bandai has released a game that simulates the experience at home—minus the distractions of flavor, chewing and hunger satisfaction of course. Using a fake BBQ and fake food, players must be the first to successfully collect fully “grilled” plastic foodstuffs. So, it’s all the fun of grilling without the payoff. If only they would make a sweet dishwashing simulator followup.

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Can Google’s boldest attack against Microsoft succeed? Absolutely. Even if it flops. The newly announced Google Chrome OS won’t show up until the second half of 2010, when it will first appear on lightweight netbooks. Eventually, it’s supposed to run on full-sized PCs.

Here is the original post: Bam! Google Goes Right For Microsoft’s Gut. [MediaMemo]

If (the Eee PC from) Asus starts to do well, we are all in trouble. That’s just a race to the bottom. – Mike Abary , senior vice president of Sony’s IT product division, February, 2008 If the netbook market is a race to the bottom, then Sony (SNE) is bringing up the rear. Not a year after Sony execs disparaged netbooks as undeserving of its premium brand attention, the company announced its token entry into the market : ..read more

Milo sends us these snaps of his Left 4 Dead sackboys, and we are now passing them on to you . So…we’ve got reader-made crafts, Left 4 Dead and LittleBigPlanet all in one place? Yeah, this is good stuff.

Original post:  Left 4 Sacks [Left 4 Dead]

According to the Dragon Quest IX DS case, the game only has one save slot . DQIX producer Ryutaro Ichimuar explains why. “Because the amount of freedom we give players is huge,” says Ichimura, “the data that needs to be saved is enormous.” Thus, it was difficult for Square Enix to create a save file and squeeze in a back-up save file in case the DS’s battery dies suddenly.

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Have a look! Heart Gold and Soul Silver are scheduled to be released in Japan this September. Priced at the equivalent of US$50, these are tenth anniversary remakes of Pok

Filed under: iPhone , App Store , App Review Many months ago I received a review copy of G-Map for the iPhone. It had its own maps and turn by turn directions, but no voice guidance, and North was always up. Apple was limiting nav apps at that time, and I had real trouble with G-Map. I couldn’t load it on my iPhone. It kept locking up about halfway through the process.

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Filed under: Software , Cool tools Flexibits has just released Cameras , an application designed to manage multiple camera hookups on your Mac. With Cameras, you can direct which programs launch when you connect any number of photo-related devices to your computer; including digital cameras, the iPhone or a digital media reader. Cameras installs a preference pane in System Preferences. The first time you connect a new device to your Mac and start to sync it, the device will ..read more

After a second run in with low, low, low prices on particular products at Dell Taiwan, Dell has shut down that country’s online store until it can sort things out. Apparently this time it was the Latitude E4300 which would go haywire with particular CPU configurations. Dell is offering a 20,000 NT (about $600 US) discount to those who ordered the mis-priced PC, but apparently that only just matches the regular street price in Taiwan for the computer so ..read more

Pictured above is one of the most genius adaptations of the so-called ” clock ” that we’ve ever seen, and while the concept has been around for a tick, Il-Gu Cha’s masterpiece is just now making its way around the expo circuit and showing itself off in a new video. Dubbed Trace of Time , this eraser-equipped timepiece is constructed primarily from glass and wipes away Dry Erase tasks as those deadlines slip away. Sure, the inability to hit ..read more

Depending in your level of geekness, an extravagant mod can be pretty cool. And arcade consoles are damn near always really cool. But making a stand-up console game out of your beloved Nintendo DS? That is pretty amazing. And throwing in a Sony PSP for good measure — well, that might just elevate your project to a work of art. We don’t have too many technical details on this bad boy (after all, the hacker is in Japan — ..read more

Sega Toys has unveiled yet another iteration of the fake cat we’ve come to know and love, and this time, it’s even more “real” than before. Dream Cat Venus — as this one’s been dubbed — has sensors in its forehead, and touch sensors in its body so that it can react when petted. Apparently more lifelike than previous version Smile, Venus also purrs when certain words are spoken. Sega Toys says this is the right choice for those ..read more

While real cats and dogs seem far too keen on reproduction to ever be as scarce or expensive as they were in Blade Runner , Sega is pushing full steam ahead with an update to their freaky robotic felines . The Dream Cat Venus is coming to Japan this month for $110. Both touch and sound sensitive, the Venus (no relation to the planet or the feminine razor) reacts to your petting and talking with a proper amount of ..read more

Filed under: Wireless , Odds and ends , Internet , iPhone , iPod touch TUAW reader Troy sent an email the other day stating that he’d found one of our posts from last August to be very helpful. In Using your iPhone on a cruise ship we talked about Cellular At Sea and getting your iPhone to send and receive pricey calls from many cruise ships. How expensive are they? Last year, they were running about US$0.79 per minute. ..read more

Filed under: Gaming , Software , Freeware , iPhone , iPod touch Last week, Handmark announced the release of Astraware Solitaire [App Store] for iPhone and iPod touch. Solitaire features a dozen different games, including the classics Klondike, Free Cell, Canfield, and Pyramid. As with most of Astraware’s games, the 12 solitaire games are nicely animated, easy to play, and hard to master. The game is currently on sale for just US$0.99, so grab it before it goes up ..read more

Filed under: Macbook Pro For pro photographers who care about color fidelity on a laptop screen, there’s good news from Rob Galbraith on the revamped MacBook Pro line: the new laptops offer improved color performance, which Rob’s review describes as “better colour accuracy than any Apple laptop we’ve profiled since…2001.” Color accuracy, display evenness and grayscale viewing are all noted as excellent; the only sore spots are viewing angle and the grating lack of matte screen options for anything ..read more

Filed under: iPhone If you have an older iPhone or the newer 3GS, we’d love to see how you do shooting your local fireworks displays tonight. We’ll put our favorites into a gallery and publish them tomorrow. We know the iPhone isn’t a Nikon or a Canon, but it still amazes us how good the images can be. The new 3GS phone has a bit more megapixel firepower and you may get better focus, but all cameras are welcome. ..read more

Filed under: Multimedia , Odds and ends , Flickr Find , iPhone , MobileMe Shooting photographs of fireworks can be a real challenge. The good shots happen quickly, cameras don’t always get the focus right, and there is a lot of movement that can make for blurry pictures. The iPhone is not the best camera in the world for demanding photo jobs — that’s true for all cell phone cams, with the possible exception of digital cameras that happen ..read more

Filed under: TUAW Business , Podcasts , Jailbreak/pwnage Last week, Mike S. and the gang hosted a lively discussion of the week’s news, including the merits of MobileMe and the possibilities of Find My iPhone. You can download the show, along with all past shows, from Talkshoe or subscribe in iTunes. We’re live again tonight with a roundup of the holiday week. It’s been kinda quiet, but we should find a topic or two to discuss — like the ..read more