D3Live: Sony NGP vs Nintendo 3DS vs iPod touch 5G

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In this episode of D3Live I compare the three biggest next generation handheld consoles, the Sony NGP / PSP2 vs Nintendo 3DS vs Apple iPod touch 5G. All of these portable game systems have strengths and weaknesses which I get into in the video.

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2012 Fiat 500 – First Test

We take the 2012 Fiat 500, Italy’s pint-sized newcomer, to the test track.

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2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible – First Test

After multiple delays, sun worshipers will finally be able to buy Camaro Convertibles very soon. And what a happy crowd it’ll be, because the convertible takes everything good about the Camaro and amplifies it. It looks better, sounds better, and is a better car to drive, all of which is directly attributable to the new hat.

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Google Demo Slam: Grow Google

www.demoslam.com | Two microbiologists set out to create the world’s first living Google. Try it now: www.google.com

How it was done: E. coli bacteria BL21 LysS are a strain harmless to humans but very useful for growing genes for studies of cancer and AIDS. We have these bacteria in the lab containing these genes important for our experiments. We grew up a strain important for our studies for this Google Ad. What we did was the following. We placed the bacteria into 4 small test tubes containing growth medium for the bacteria. We then added a small amount of common commercially available fluids for each of the Google colors. We then grew the bacteria for four hours in the colored medium. Investigator Clayton Wright then used a sterile Q-tip to plate each of the colored E. coli onto a Petrie dish containing bacterial growth medium in agar. Agar is a starch that hardens to support growth of organisms like bacteria on a solid platform. Clayton wrote the bacteria in the Google logo style. Our concern was that the coloring would diffuse out from the bacteria and not make a coherent Google logo. After an overnight incubation. We found that that did not happen. The coloring stayed with the bacteria quite well, and the Google logo grew out very nicely. We were anticipating doing this many times to get it right, but it came out beautifully on the first try.

Sony Vita / PSP2 / NGP Unveiled

I take a look at the Sony Vita / PSP2 / NGP.

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Sony Vita / PSP2 / NGP Unveiled

In this video I give an overview of the just announced Sony Vita / PSP2 / NGP PlayStation handheld video game console. The successor to the PSP, the Vita features a 5 inch OLED touchscreen, rear touchpad, impressive specs including a quad core processor, dual analog sticks, the same motion controls from the PlayStation Move and near PlayStation 3 graphics.

Several games were detailed, including Uncharted, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Resistance. Most games appear to be ports of PS3 games for the PSP2 / NGP / PlayStation Vita.

2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS Convertible vs 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible

With the all new Camaro Convertible due to hit showrooms soon, we got a hold of one and put it up against it’s Ford rival, the 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible.

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Edited by: Mike Suggett