Archive for July 9th, 2008

iPhone 3G US

If you want to see more than just displays, BGR has received one of the first iPhone 3G US models and gives us an up-close look. Click here for first picture in gallery.

First impressions? It’s black and shiny. In all seriousness, it’s very sleek, the chrome buttons look great, and it feels just as good as the first one.

[via Gizmodo - BGR]


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Prince of Persia Xbox 360

Prince of Persia Xbox 360 features a “new armored gauntlet with astounding powers, and a renewed focus on platforming and physical challenges rather than fighting.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Prince of Persia is scheduled to release Holiday 2008 for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the PlayStation 3 personal entertainment system and Windows-based Computer.

[via PS3Fanboy - IGN]


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Waterproof Computer Keyboard

At $199, this waterproof personal keyboard comes in black or white models and boasts a sealed silicone design for maximum durability. Click here for first picture in gallery.

The sealed and rigid surface is ideal for industrial, marine, and medical use, as well as other applications where moisture, cleaning, and durability are a consideration.

[via Toxel]


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E3 2008

In this GT featurette, they count down the top ten most anticipated games of E3 2008. Titles include: Resistance 2, Madworld, Prince of Persia Next-Gen, Beyond Good and Evil 2, and Mirror’s Edge. Continue reading to see the rest.

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iPhone 3G Unboxing

Just days before its official launch, someone or an employee has already gotten their hands on the iPhone 3G, as these images prove. Click here for more photos of the iPhone 3G unboxing.

Apparently it’s the 8GB version, and it certainly looks it, with its rounded back already carrying fingerprint smudges. The packaging is pretty convincing too, though we wonder about the folded-paper look on parts of it.

[via Gizmodo]


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