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CPU: 1.2GHz Single Core IBM PowerPC processor “Broadway” GPU: ATI “Hollywood” Memory: 256MB of 400MHz GDDR2 RAM on a 128-bit bus. The memory is shared by the CPU and the GPU via the unified memory architecture. Ports and peripheral capabilities: * Up to four Wii Remote controllers (connected wirelessly via Bluetooth) * One SD memory
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Date: 2006. December 8th 2006. EUR 249 Bundle is white console, one Wii remote, one Nunchuck, Wii Sports. Software is between 49 and 59 Euros. Third-party: around 15-20 games from launch. More details soon! [tags]Wii, Nintendo Wii, Wii Europe, Europe[/tags]
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Just to warn you that the latest Ubuntu update crashes X11. You can find the solution here. [tags]Ubuntu, Ubuntu Crash, Linux[/tags]
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From the Nintendo Europe Website: On Friday, September 15, Nintendo will host a huge invite-only event in London. The subject: Wii. Hundreds of invitations have been sent out to European press, to join us on this momentous occasion. While that unfortunately means the general public isn’t able to attend, it doesn’t mean you have to
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This is still all based on loose news from the Nintendo Conference, but here’s the deal: The Nintendo Wii will be launched first in the USA on November 19 for $250 with a bundled copy of Wii Sports. Still this year 25 to 30 games will be available Virtual Console titles will be priced in
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Yup, got them on friday, after waiting more than a month and a few negotiations with the customs. The stamps are real, meaning you can use them in Japan, and its a limited edition. The stamps come in a special hard case with a list of Mario games (in japanese 🙁 ) and decorated with
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Found it via Caleblog… I still think this tests are all a bunch of b.s….
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One year ago I started this blog. Not being my first blog, it was the first one that lasted this long and that I didn’t shutdown after 2 or 3 months. In one year I got almost 200.000 hits, which I think it’s alot for the crap I write here, nevertheless I’m not quite satisfied.
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I’m a big Google fan. I use Gmail, Gtalk, Picasa, Google Earth / Maps… the works, but as a user, using all this “free” Google software, made me think about the companies and developers who base their work and products on Google platforms like Google Maps and Adsense. These companies and developers are not just