PSP Minis won’t have Wi-Fi multiplayer
September 21, 2009 by Insider Staff · Leave a Comment
Looking forward to battling your pals wirelessly on your PSPgo? Well, you’ll have to keep it to full-on titles, as Sony says PSP Minis won’t support wireless multiplayer. And what’s more, there won’t be downloadable content either. Keep reading for Sony’s full confession.
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BenQ unveils projector for your palm
May 22, 2009 by Insider Staff · Leave a Comment
The BenQ GP1 Mini LED projector is so small you’d think your some sort of giant holding it in your hand… and you can hold it in your hand because it weighs a mere 640g! …continue reading BenQ unveils projector for your palm
Introducing Dell’s £200 netbook!
May 13, 2009 by Insider Staff · Leave a Comment
The Dell Mini 10v, a stripped down version of Dell’s 10 inch netbook, has gone on sale in the UK, and it comes in at just £199, undercutting other netbooks by a triple figure sum! …continue reading Introducing Dell’s £200 netbook!
New Hi-Def Dell Mini hangs 10
January 12, 2009 by Insider Staff · Leave a Comment
Like “Gordon Brown” and “Sex Pot”, you don’t often find the words “Dell” and “sexy” in the same sentence, so enjoy this moment, because the Dell Mini 10 is one desirable little netbook, boasting some sensual Hi-Def pulling techniques. …continue reading New Hi-Def Dell Mini hangs 10
Apple to unveil new Mac Mini at Macworld?
December 16, 2008 by Insider Staff · Leave a Comment
What with the likes of the Asus Eee Box popping up, the mini computer market is hotting up like a potato in a fire. That’s probably why we’re hearing all sorts about a new Mac Mini surfacing at the upcoming Macworld.
According to Wired the new Mac Mini will be dressed in the aluminium clothing that’s currently being worn by MacBooks and MacBook Pros. The budget S500 option will likely cost about 400 big ones, packing in 2GB of RAM that’ll be expandable to 4GB, a 2.0GHz processor. Plus it looks like it’s getting a 160GB hard drive for storing all your important, ahem, specialoist movies.
The souped up model will blow minds with a 2.3GHz processor and the same Nvidia graphics card that’s in the new Apple notebooks, making it a machine that gamers won’t completely hate. All of that will probably an extra £200 on the price.
Whether all this is just hearsay will be revealed soon, but it looks almost certain now that we’ll be getting a new Mac Mini at Macworld.
(Via Wired)
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