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Xbox classics for online Live download

Philip Wong  |  Nov 16, 2007

Sci-fi shooter Halo 3 may be this holiday's bestselling game title, but if you are feeling nostalgic, Microsoft has these hard-to-find classics lined up for download from Xbox Live. The selections include Halo Psychonauts, Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge and Fable at 1,200 Microsoft points or S$24.75 (US$18.20) each.

Furthermore, to commemorate the 5th anniversary of its Live service, the US software giant is throwing in a complimentary Xbox Live Arcade game for all its members. You have to act fast though, as the free download ends today. Check the Microsoft Live site for this as there could be a time difference, depending on where you are located.
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Hitachi unveils its super-slim LCD TVs in Singapore

Reuben Lee  |  Nov 15, 2007

The Japanese electronic manufacturer's new LCD TVs are so thin and light, the models can carry them around and even do a catwalk without breaking a sweat. That's the key takeaway message from Hitachi at its recent regional press event in Singapore.

Available in black, red, white and blue, the UT series of LCD TVs was first unveiled three weeks ago in Japan. It consists of two components. There's the monitor which measures just 35mm thick, then the separate media station which houses the TV tuner, connectors and S-iVDR slot. The S-iVDR slot allows recording of TV programs on SD/MMC cards. The media station can be connected to the monitor via HDMI or an optional wireless transmitter.
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The price of a solid gold remote: US$55,000

Mike Yamamoto  |  Nov 15, 2007

Amid the endless supply of gold in the gadget world, we've often thought that the Midas-touched Thermasol remote was among the most decadent. That it was used to control the shower just added to its outrageous uselessness.

But for the more practical-minded gold fetishist (talk about an oxymoron), there's now a remote that can be used for everyday media appliances--and it's only US$55,000. The "Gold RC1", made by Denmark-based Lantic Systems, not only controls entertainment devices but also "burglary alarm, lights, curtains, air-conditioning, and surveillance of navigation systems", according to BornRich. All in solid gold.

And for the thrifty among us, there's even a standard version for only US$1,050. An ideal stocking stuffer.

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Microsoft curbs gaming addiction

Philip Wong  |  Nov 12, 2007

Monitoring your kids' gaming crave is as easy as A-B-C with the upcoming Microsoft Family Timer. Available for download in early December, the nifty Xbox 360 software restricts Xbox 360 usage on a per-day or per-week basis. A warning will be displayed onscreen nearing the end of each session before the console is automatically shut down after a predetermined time limit.

There's one sticky question, though. Does it also limit sharing among family members? A password may be a solution, but definitely a far from elegant implementation. Just imagine the hassle of punching in a password everytime you boot up your 360. Anyway, we are awaiting an official response from Microsoft on the exact mechanics of this interesting software. Stay tuned.
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Epson ready to ship new flagship Dreamio

Philip Wong  |  Nov 09, 2007

Just months after launching the Editors' Choice EMP-TW1000 home theater projector in Asia, Epson is now weeks away from shipping its successor. The Dreamio EMP-TW2000 is more than a mere rehash of the former with new DeepBlack technology that boasts dynamic contrast to another new high for 3LCD beamers at an ultra-high 50,000:1. Aside from the four-fold leap in contrast, it also doubles the current number of HDMI 1.3 input to two.

These enhancements are on top of the customary 2.1x powerful zoom and extended horizontal and vertical lens shift, perfect for space-conscious Asian city dwellers. But before you start putting up your TW1000 on eBay and Yahoo Auction, we have received firm indication that the stepped-up model will not be available here in Asia anytime soon. If you can't wait, you could always import the promising US$3,000 light cannon from Japan or the US.

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