So small, yet so large!

MicroMicro USB 2.0 1.5-inch Portable Hard Drive(30GB)




While I was browsing Dealextreme today, I found this very interesting product that might be my next target. You see, I travel a lot with my files and they come in different sizes. Most of them are big enough that they won't fit on a single layered DVD.

Yes, I still have my trusted 8GB USB drive for quite some time now. But imagine bringing a whole season of 'Chuck' or 'Naruto' in one tiny device. I would say this is a must have for all those heavy downloaders out there. :)

Specification:

- 1-inch Portable hard drive
- Built-in 30GB capacity
- USB 2.0 interface (USB 1.1 backwards compatible)
- Up to 480 Mbps data transfer rate
- Swiveling USB connector
- Easy to use and install
- Store and transfer data, music, images and videos or backup your computer
- System compatible: Windows98/ME/2000/XP/Mac8.6 or above

PSP 2 and DS 2 Will Debut at E3 2010

It appears that people are not only gearing up for the GDC next, but even for the E3 as early as now. Shane Bettenhausen of Ignition Entertainment (and formerly of EGM), is positing that there will be two major handheld announcements at this year's E3. Major as in new: DS2 and PSP2.

Concept DS2

Bettenhausen, otherwise known as Mangod, and widely believed to be EGM's spot-on rumor buzzer Quarterman, expressed his guesstimates at the recent 1Up podcast:

"I think the big story of E3 is DS2 and PSP2. I'm really excited to see that. DS and PSP both existed in completely different sides [...] if those two put out similar products at the same time, it really evens the playingn field."

Could he actually know more? That's a huge probability, but whatever it is, we most likely won't be getting any confirmation any time soon. Still, it still ups the excitement definitely, huh?

Source: QJ.net

Just want to show my toys.

Other toys that are not shown:

Sega Genesis
Super Nintendo
Playstation 3
Dingoo A320

Factory-sealed Stadium Events surfaces on eBay

Look what we have here. Another NES treasure has been found on eBay. It hasn't been taken out of the box making it new (i think). And as of this writing the bid is currently at a ridiculous amount of $21,000.

According to the seller, she bought her copy from "Richmond Gordmans in Overland Park, Kansas over two decades ago". She couldn't play it at the time without the Family Fun Fitness mat, which happened to be recalled when rights were purchased by Nintendo. Thinking she could return it at some point, she didn't open the package, and there lies the value for the collectors.