Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1 First Look

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Today Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1.

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With the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 you’ll find two tablets that run Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb with Samsung’s TouchWiz UX interface. They both feature 1GHz dual core processors, 8.9 and 10.1 inch displays with a resolution of 1280×800, MicroSD expansion slots and designs that are thinner than the Apple iPad 2. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 will cost $469 for 16GB and $569 for 32GB and the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will run you $499 for 16GB and $599 for 32GB. You’ll be able to purchase both Wi-Fi models this Summer. 3G models will also be available later this year.

Video Games In Real Life: Duck Hunt

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Video Games In Real Life Duck Hunt
Davis and Odom go out duck hunting and find out their nintendo zappers are a bit more difficult to shoot IRL…

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Directed by Michael Schroeder

Edited by Brian Fisher & Michael Schroeder

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2012 Aston Martin Virage

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Aston wheels its latest machine to wear the Virage nameplate in front of the cameras.

Footage provided courtesy of the manufacturer.

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Sega Dreamcast Review

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Today I review the ill-fated Sega Dreamcast system.

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On September 9, 1999 Sega released the greatest and final console they ever made, the Dreamcast. The Sega Dreamcast brought with it several revolutionary features including a built-in modem that allowed you to both play games online as well as download DLC. The VMU, short for Visual Memory Unit was the memory card that the Dreamcast used. The VMU not only stored saved game data but also had it’s own display and buttons that allowed you to play minigames right on the memory card in addition to displaying data about the game while playing the Dreamcast.

While not a commercial success due to the launch of the PlayStation 2 there’s no doubt that the Sega Dreamcast is among the best consoles of all time and had much more potential than it’s less than two year lifespan would suggest.