There is actually something about video games on WoWRiot (I kid). Slapnuts posted a wish-list of sorts for Half-Life 2: Episode 3. I think those WoW-heads might need our superior perspective.  RazeTheWorld.com members, feel free to jump into the fray and tell them what's up!

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As well all know; Netbooks have increased in popularity over time; but also in screen size. Intel don't like this; they say Netbooks should stay under 10". The problem with having netbooks over 10" (such as Dell's Mini 12); you can't really define between Netbooks and notebooks.

The problem of this being people might buy a netbook with a large screen and expect it to perform to the standards of a notebook; which ofcourse Atom's wouldn't be able to handle this whereas Intel's other notebook proce…  More

 

Zeebo is a console made by the brazilian company Tectoy and Qualcomm from the US.
The release price in Brazil is 250usd, which goes around R$499 in Brazil's local money.
Zeebo is designed aiming at developing emerging countries such as Russia, India and China, were soon the console will be released.
Games are available only through download from a 3G network, powered by a cellphone built-in chipset. Games are sold with pre-paid cards which are converted to Z-credits, or online credit card transact…  More

I'm 14 and i know that now-a-days that doesn't seem like much, I wouldn't be surprised if they came out with a chimp or orangutan or elephant that could build a computer. But around my area (in the backwoods of Washington State) I am the only person I have ever met that can even tell you which part of a computer is which. Most of the people I know call the entire case and contents of it the "hard drive." But that is neither here nor there, what I'm trying to say is that I have been building my f…  More

            The state of Healthcare at the moment is in turmoil. On one side of the fence there are people that want to help fix this broken system. While on the other side of the fence there are people who want to keep the system. So I went straight to the horse mouth, and followed up on what President Obama is planning on doing to change this crisis.

 

The Problem

 

            People are paying raising prices for health insurance, but it doesn’t just stop their. Companies and the United State…  More

There was a lot of hope for gaming fans at E3 for the awaited PS3 price cut, but as the show went on and on if didn't happen, those who still do not own a PS3 don't see a reason to buy one at the price point thats being offered, not for the library anyway.

Apple and Microsoft are fighting for the mindshare of consumers as both companies prepare to roll out upgrades to their operating systems later this year.

Apple on Monda showed Worldwide Developers Conference attendees Snow  , the next major version of Mac OS X. Apple has been very open about the fact that Snow Leopard is meant to be an under-the-hood maintenance release, focusing on performance enhancements to the operating system.

Windows 7 is essentially Microsoft's maintenance release for Vist…  More

Sims 3 sold over 1.4 million in the first weak of launch. Amazing I say so myself. I am amazed at how much Sims is such a well selling game and the popularity of Sims amongst the casual gamers. To some people its the only game they play on the PC platform. To me that is absurd as the PC platform is so rich in quality and content.

Now, ask yourself why did this game do much better than expected by the hardcore crowd?
First it's SIMS the only game that's more popular than Sims for casuals is Guitar…  More

As we know yesterday was WWDC in San Fran. With Apple introducing the new iPhone 3g s.
The new iPhone 3g s includes a Magnetometer, an improved camera, video recording, voice control, faster 3g, faster processor and a storage bump to 32Gb over the previous iPhone 3g.

Apple's reason why the previous iPhone did not have a video recorder an voice recorder and voice recognition was becuase they wanted to preserve battery life. REALLY? does a voice recorder and voice recognition take that much batter …  More

I will replace the YouTube version with the GameRiot player as soon as it finishes processing. Here is the link to the article on Nano-scale Ultra-density Memory: [Link]
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People keep asking for Valve games on the PS3. It's not going to happen, at least not by the hands of Valve. They focus on creating an experience and creating gameplay. With the PS3 it is like learning to read a different language. Developers have to spend a lot more time worrying about technical nonsense.
The PC and the 360 are just more straightforward. We can focus on what we want to do, which is make game experiences, instead of sweating bullets over obscure architectural decisions they make…  More

I sit in front of my laptop everyday reading news articles. One of the last articles I read was about, a Doctor down in Florida. That had been convicted of fraud charges and was on house arrest. His crime was that he tried to create some thing called E-Gold back in the 90's.  Long story short, he's making headlines now. It's amazing how people just out smart other. Even the rich can't control their greed.

Just before reading the article about the Doctor I was reading about how China wants to ce…  More

Federal internet regulators wants your help coming up with the first ever, national broadband plan — which they must deliver to Congress next February. At stake are billions of dollars in government funds, the nation’s standing in world broadband rankings, the digital divides between rich-and-poor and town-and-country, and perhaps even the future of the U.S. economy. 

President Barack Obama has called for the United States to become a leader again in internet access — now that the nation pitifull…  More