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Sunday, April 14, 2013

2009 Ford Mustang Roush P-51b

Like most gearheads, Jack Roush enjoys engines of any kind and speed at any level. Nobody knows more about getting a Ford around a racetrack quickly than this guy. And for years, some of the nastiest, most powerful, and most spectacular blue oval hardware ever built has come out of Roush Performance in Livonia Michigan. However, as an owner of two P-51 Mustangs, Jack also has a healthy love for the vintage warbirds which inspired America’s first pony car. And in 2009, he decided to create an aeronautical themed performance car that would be a literal interpretation of Triple Ace Bud Anderson’s “Old Crow” P-51B fighter plane. One of only 51 produced, this showroom fresh Roush P-51B is the ultimate embodiment of classic American aviation and decades of racing knowledge. If you’re looking for a unique show car that’s virtually guaranteed to grow into an elite, investment grade muscle car, here’s your chance to strap in early and watch this Mustang climb! 


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Number 7 of only 51 Roush P-51B Mustangs ever built, this pristine Ford pony car has been in the care of one meticulous owner since new and presents excellent in every way. The car’s body is 100% straight with no history of accidents or damage of any kind, and a close look down its fuselage reveals not so much as a dent or ding anywhere. Roush’s high quality paint and bodywork blend invisibly with the car’s tight and glossy factory panels. And overall, this Ford pony conveys a premium sense of collectability that, when combined with its spectacular performance, creates a timeless modern classic.


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Following the successful launch of their 2008 P-51A, which is one of the most sought-after and collectible Mustangs of the company’s 17 year history, Roush Performance decided ‘refinement’ would be the key term when it came time for a 2009 follow up. And nowhere is that theme more apparent than on the exterior of this P-51B. At the front of the car, a high flow Roush grille hangs a familiar P-51 emblem between factory black-bucket head lights, a custom Roush front valence and a P-51B-exclusive silver chin spoiler. Above that grille, a factory Mustang GT hood props a prominent “ROUSHCHARGED” branded scoop above a P-51B-exclusive painted green stripe and P-51B-exclusive painted “510 HP” call-outs. Behind that hood, original glass displays a silver “Roush” windshield banner between flat black factory rear view mirrors and body-matched Roush quarter window covers. Via:musclevehicles.com


 


Below that glass, bright P-51B emblems and traditional Roush Performance emblems are perfectly aligned with Vapor painted rocker panels and Vapor painted door handles. And at the back of the car, a P-51B-exclusive black valence centers pristine factory tail lights and a “P-51″ branded faux fuel filler emblem between a silver, fiberglass racing spoiler, a stylized rear bumper and Roush branded exhaust tips.


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Like most Roush Mustangs, the P-51B features a supercharged and intercooled 4.6 liter Ford V8. Unlike most Roush Mustangs, the P-51B features a whole roster of performance upgrades which include forged aluminum pistons, forged steel H-beam connecting rods, a forged steel crankshaft, unique high flow fuel injectors, a unique fuel rail and a dual 60mm electronic throttle body. The TVS Technology Roushcharger is an Eaton style blower that sits atop the engine and exhales through an air-to-liquid intercooler which helps manage on-track temperatures. In front of that blower, you’ll find a custom Roush air induction system and below that blower you’ll find a custom Roush Performance intake manifold. Via:musclevehicles.com


 


Despite Fords 4.6 liter being a very strong engine as is, a beefier cooling system, a recalibrated ECM and a full set of Roush billet caps were implemented to aid both performance and aesthetics. And all those tweaks, modifications and substitutions eventually tally up to a mild 8.6 to 1 compression, an even 510 horsepower and a spectacular 510 lb./ft. of torque. On the radiator support, a Roush Performance badge lists the hot engine’s power output and verifies this Mustang as number 7 of the 51 P-51Bs built. On the passenger’s side inner fender you’ll find a satin metal plate that’s engraved with the signature of the technician who assembled the engine. Number 7′s engine bay features Roush Performance’s typical OEM style expertise and displays hardly any signs of usage at all. And when the engine fires up, the custom air intake combines with the awesome Roushcharger to provide a sinister whine at idle and an incredible roar from trackside!


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Straight from Dearborn, the D2C Mustang platform is a very capable foundation; and this P-51′s added Roush Performance upgrades make it a true force to be reckoned with both on the street and at the track. The transmission is a Tremec 5-speed manual which utilizes an upgraded clutch and a Roush aluminum flywheel to drive a rugged Ford 8.8-inch rear end. Inside that rear end, a Detroit TrueTrac differential houses road course appropriate 3.55 gears which combine with a Roush wheel hop reduction kit to give the car long legs on the straightaway. And outside of that rear end Roush Suspension System upgrades, which include new front struts, new rear shocks, new pinion snubbers, new front and rears sway bars, and new springs at all four corners, give the car good grip out of the bends. Braking is handled by a combination of red, six-piston “ROUSH” branded front calipers and factory grade rear calipers which respectively clamp positively massive 14 inch, two-piece slotted front rotors and slotted rear rotors. Spent gases are whisked away by an optional Roush Performance off-road exhaust system which is specifically engineered for Ford’s ‘mod’ motor; and as a result, sounds downright predatory even at idle. And power is put to the pavement through awesome 18 inch Roush Performance black chrome forged alloy wheels which spin super sticky 275/40 Cooper Zeon radials around mandatory locking lug nuts. Via:musclevehicles.com


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Unlike many tuners, Roush Performance always adds interior upgrades to their vehicles. Steal one glance through the doors of this barely touched P-51B and you’ll find a top-of-the-line cockpit that still retains its new car smell and still features some of its protective factory plastic. The seats are supple leather buckets which display light stitching, suede inserts and bright “P-51B” logos. Inside the dash, an OEM-quality Roush Stage 3 electro luminescent instrument panel rides behind attractive carbon fiber trim and a cleverly placed boost gauge. At the center of the car, a Roush Performance short throw shifter looks perfect between a carbon fiber topped console and a powerful Shaker 500 audio system. And at the floor, Roush Performance CNC billet foot pedals hang over like-new black carpet which is protected by custom “P-51B” embroidered floor mats and bordered by satin-finished Roush sill plates. Behind the cockpit, a factory correct trunk hangs a slick Roush Performance tool kit above ample storage space. And naturally, all the amenities and convenience features you’ve come to expect in a modern classic are present and accounted for including climate control, cruise control and full power accessories.


Documentation for this aeronautical themed Roush includes an original Ford window sticker, an original Roush Performance window sticker, an original Ford owner’s manual, an original Roush owner’s manual, the car’s factory plastic seat covers, all the car’s keys and fobs, a few dealership brochures and a transferrable 84 month/70,000 mile warranty.


The name Jack Roush is legendary at race tracks around the world, so when he puts his name on a line of performance Mustangs, you know they’re going to be something special. There’s little to fault in this low mileage, one owner P-51B, and it’s a superb car with out-of-the-box abilities which allow it to embarrass any number of vehicles around any race circuit. If you’re looking for a future blue chip collector piece that’s interesting, fun, easy to live with and scary fast all at the same time, you’ve found your next car!


STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDED:
17 inch premium painted cast aluminum wheels

P235/55ZR17 all season black side wall tires

Front fog lamps

Stainless steel dual exhaust

Variable interval wipers

Rear window defroster

GT Rear decklid spoiler


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Cloth bucket sport seats

Power 6-way driver’s seat

Manual 2-way front passenger’s seat

Center console with armrest

Air conditioning

Premium AM/FM CD player that’s both MP3 capable and satellite capable

Dual vanity mirrors

Cruise control

Tilt steering wheel

Split fold rear seat

Color coordinated carpet that’s complete with front floor mats


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Four wheel disc brake system that’s complete with both ABS and traction control

Power rack and pinion steering

Two power points

Power windows, locks and mirrors

Remote keyless entry


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Driver and passenger airbags

Side airbags

Illuminated entry

Personal safety system

Latch child safety system

Securilock PASS anti-theft

Tire pressure monitoring system


OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:
Driver ornamentation package ($195)

California emissions system ($00)

Smoker’s package ($00)

Shaker 500 audio system which includes a 6 disk in dash CD changer ($665)


2009 FORD MUSTANG ROUSH P-51B:
ROUSHcharged P-51 4.6L powertrain system which produces 510 horsepower and 510 lb./ft. of torque

- TVS Technology ROUSHcharger

–Intake manifold

–Intercooler and radiator

–Cold air induction system

- Secondary sheave fead

- Forged aluminum pistons

- Forged steel H-beam connecting rods

- Forged steel crankshaft

- Unique high flow fuel injectors

–Unique fuel rail

- Dual 60mm electronic throttle body

- Upgraded fuel system

- Aluminum flywheel

- Upgraded clutch

–Roush calibrated ECM

ROUSH aerobody kit
- Front fascia

- Front chin spoiler

- Hood scoop

- Rear quarter window louvers

- Rear wing

- Black high flow front grille

- Lower valence fog lamps

ROUSH P-51B graphics and badging
- P-51B fender emblems

- P-51B rear decklid badging

- P-51B serialized engine bay badge

- P51-B signature engine bay badge

- Hood stripe

- Windshield banner

- ROUSHCHARGED hood scoop decals

ROUSH Stage 3 suspension system
- Front struts

- Rear shocks

- Pinion snubbers

- Front and rear springs

- Front and rear sway bars

- ROUSH wheel hop reduction kit

ROUSH 18 inch forged black chrome wheels with ultra high performance tires and locking lug nuts

ROUSH short throw shifter with retro shift lever and P-51B shifter ball

ROUSH P-51B sport leather seating with suede inserts

ROUSH four piece performance pedal kit

ROUSH white face electro luminescent gauge cluster

ROUSH P51-B embroidered floor mats

ROUSH billet underhood caps

ROUSH door sill plates

ROUSH carbon fiber interior trim Via:musclevehicles.com


 



2009 Ford Mustang Roush P-51b

Sunday, April 7, 2013

1964 Chevrolet Impala offers full size comfort, full size attitude! Not many cars can swagger as well as a ’64 Impala, and few can carry a screaming orange paint job, full custom interior, an air ride suspension and deep 18” billet rally wheels like this one! If you like cruising in the large lane, piling on mile after mile, read on! This 1964 Chevrolet Impala features bright orange pearl finish, crisp white interior, bulletproof 350ci/Powerglide combination, power steering, front disc brakes, air Ride Technologies air suspension, freshly sorted and detailed mechanicals.


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Obviously, the first thing that hits you is the bright orange pearl paint. It’s shiny and VERY attention-grabbing! The roof was painted a contrasting pearl white, and check out the airbrushed Impala logos on the C pillars! The trim is all there and generally very nice. Again, it’s not over the top, but this car was built to cruise! Gaps are nice, while the doors, hood and trunk close nicely. The big billet rally wheels at all four corners steal the show 18 in diameter, custom built for the car, and wrapped in Nitto NT555R high performance tires. The redlines were added by Diamondback tires, and you’ll see they’re so new the stickers are still on ‘em! 


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With this car’s mission set to driver, it was first in typical used car fashion, with little leaks and minor annoyances. Then the motor and engine compartment were pulled to detail, re-gasketed everything from the intake to the oil pan before coating the assembly in bright Chevrolet Orange. There were added a new water pump, new plugs, wires, cap and rotor, all new hoses, new belts, new battery cables, new filters, new fluids and more. While it was out, the firewall was painted along with the underside of the hood and the wheelwells in proper chassis black. Then rebuilt the steering cylinders, added new sway bar bushings, fixed the air ride system, bled the brakes and generally freshened everything touched! The engine is a mid 70′s 350, which has more torque than the original 283 could dream of, and with the HEI ignition and Edelbrock carb runs like it should.


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Inside, the original SS-spec interior was customized from door panel to door panel and from the airbrushing on the dash to the bright white headliner! New seat covers, in brilliant white, are in place, matching the door panels and dash pad. The carpeting is bright orange to complement the exterior. The dash, painted the same color as the exterior, includes a flaming SS logo in front of the gauges too cool! This is a comfortable, full size car with attitude!


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Underneath, clean floor pans are coated in undercoating and chassis black. Factory spec? Nah, but this car wasn’t meant to sit still! The control arms, frame and other suspension pieces are solid, with fresh or newer bushings at all points. Glasspacks add the right 60′s vibe while the Air Ride Technologies four corner system lets you set the ride anywhere or anyhow you like it. This is a car that looks great standing still but SCREAMS for the road ahead!


Iconic and powerful, gorgeous and ready to run, this ’64 has a ton going for it. Admit it you’ve wanted one of these cars, and were waiting for the right one to show up. This Impala is ready for show and go! Via: musclevehicles.com



1964 Chevrolet Impala SS with Lots of Features

Wednesday, March 27, 2013



#15 Home entertainment the hallmark of a geek: often at home, in love with being entertained and the latest and craziest gadgets and technology. These dozen-plus-one geek home theaters and entertainment centers show just what can be done with a little cash and a lot of obsession.


 



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#14 Space & science, the original geek passions, have blossomed onto both the silver and small screens in the form of Star Trek and Star Wars. It only makes sense to watch – again and again – one’s fave space operas on a suitably impressive set-up. Gary Sekulow decided to “make it so”, and his incredible Star Trek home theater (complete with authentic Star Trek: Enterprise captain’s chair) is shown above.



(image via: Electronichouse)Via: weburbanist.com


#13 Besides the chair, which was used in seasons 1 through 3 of the TV series, Sekulow won some original set parts such as consoles and wall panels to up the cool quotient by several light years. The result may be a mix of various Star Trek series and generations, but no true trekkie is going to utter a word of Klingon in protest when Gary dims the lights.



(image via: Geeks Are Sex.y)Via: weburbanist.com


#12 Remember Brian Wilson, former Beach Boy and ’60s proto-geek? Wilson took to his sandbox when the pressure to perform got too high, then when that didn’t work, retreated to his bed for a couple of years. If Wilson had a Hi-Can fidelity canopy, he might still be there today. Here’s a video of the Hi-Can:




(image via: H E Magazine)Via: weburbanist.com


#11 Looking for Nemo? Dallas dentist Randy Moran really struck a nerve with his sumptuously appointed Nautilus home theater setup. “What could be more simpatico with the needs of a home theater than the Nautilus submarine theme?” explains Moran. “In both, you are isolated from the outside world in luxurious comfort.”



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#10 Going after the steampunk submarine look was a no-brainer for Moran, a life-long sci-fi fan. The 900 square foot theater was built by Paul and Sebrena Bohnsack of Audio by Design over an 18-month period. The result is the ideal spot to watch 1954′s “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea”… or anything else, for that matter.



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#9 From the sea to the sky – which is where you’ll find Virgin Airlines jets that must have been inspired by more than a few geek home theaters. Artur Bergman reports that soft purple lighting soothes the eyes and allows the images on the in-flight entertainment device (IFE) built into each seatback to register with less distraction. Virgin America’s proprietary “Red” system also delivers live satellite TV, movies, mp3s, games – even chatting with your fellow passengers! Last and certainly not least, don’t worry if you created a custom playlist from the 3,000 mp3′s on file… the system saves your list and will pre-load it when you fly Virgin next time.



(image via: Rooms To Go)Via: weburbanist.com


#8 Back down to earth, LG is making it easier for geeks to have their cake and eat it too… while watching their fave flick at the same time.



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#7 Never again do sports geeks have to miss that big play while making a kitchen beer run – if they’ve got the LG LSC27990 refrigerator, that is. What could be better than having a 15-inch color TV in your fridge? Well, it could be an HDTV. And it is.



(image via: InventorSpot)Via: weburbanist.com


#6 Speaking of beer, Micro Matic thinks that even the few seconds it takes to get from the sofa to the fridge and back again are too long, especially when the two-minute warning hits. Their answer? The v-Pod. Available in a number of metallic finishes and a number of faucets, the v-Pod is an interesting concept but the screen size – a mere 10″ diagonal for starters – just isn’t sufficient. If it could dispense peanuts & pretzels, however, all would be forgiven.



(image via: Wal-Mart)Via: weburbanist.com


#5 Being a couch potato only gets you so far, including the kitchen, so film & video buffs will want to consider this huge, 12-ft by 9.5-ft inflatable screen. Its 149-inch diagonal blows other portables out of the water, allowing friends & family to watch a feature film (perhaps not “Jaws”) from their poolside lounges – or from the pool itself. The screen is very affordable at just $198 from Wal-Mart but the buyer must provide the projector and speakers.



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#4 If money is no object, escaping the confines of the home while still maintaining its comforts is a done deal. The above setup was designed by architect Hagy Belzberg for a luxurious residence in the Hollywood Hills. The enormous screen takes up the entire end of a glass-walled guest house, allowing comfortably seated guests to take in the stars… both on the screen and in the sky above.



(image via: Yanko Design)Via: weburbanist.com


#3 Those on a more limited budget can upgrade their geek quotient peripheral by peripheral, starting with this set of apple-shaped remote controls. The individual remotes are decked out in various shades of green so each family member can choose their own and personalize their preferred settings. Cool factoid: there’s no button-pushing, just turn & twist the device to adjust the functions. The modernistic “dish” not only stores your “apples”, it charges them up when they’re not being used.



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#2 Apples not geeky enough? Force the issue with this Star Warslightsaber remote from Japan. Available in two different styles, this geeky remote lets Darth Vader wannabes replay the destruction of Alderan over and over and over… at least until Mom calls them up for dinner.



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#1 For those who want to keep the room generic and let the hardware do the talking, there’s the SE2 Labs ITC One integrated media system. Stuffed into the sleek, modern cabinet are an XBox 360, Nintendo Wii, Apple TV, an iPod dock and a DVR. Sadly, no Blu-Ray player but in consolation, if the remote is misplaced it’ll beep when a button on the console is pressed.



(image via: Ubergizmo) Via: weburbanist.com


Whatever type of home theater system one has, HDD or not, the on-screen imagery is still flat, old-fashioned 2D. Not for much longer, it seems. Mitsubishi has been working on a 3D Blu-ray player for some time now and it’s certain that once it hits store shelves, geeks and non-geeks alike should eat ‘em up. We have seen the future, and it looks really cool with those red & blue glasses on!



15 of the Geekiest Home Entertainment Centers

Monday, March 25, 2013

Safari Quest

Designed to aid the capable photography team from National Geographic, this 2035 ZAIRE Concept Car has all the innovations incorporated to ensure that the 5-member team has a steady ground transportation system that tackles the African terrain. This vehicle features a unique transforming magnetic wheel system.


The vehicle is based on an innovative mechanism, as it possesses both frequency abilities and previous wheel mobility. Since it heads towards the hexagonal direction of greenhouse, it has been designed so that more diverse directions can be filmed. In addition, it has been designed in the way that it possesses spacious interior space with very wide left-and-right body and safe un-turning position.


Designer: Dong Man Joo














Via Yankodesign.com



Safari Quest

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

IXOOST – The Car Exhaust Audio System

IXOOST — For all car and music fanatics, this is a must have thing. IXOOST is not an ordinary sound system, infact it is a unique docking system that is made from old cars’ exhausts. These are purely hand made and comes straight from Modena, Italy. IXOOST are made on the customers preferences and specifications. You can choose V8 (eight cylinder version) V10 (Ten cylinder version) or V12 (Twelve cylinder version). Company doesn’t compromise over audio quality, since they install extremely innovative loud speakers that feature 140W active sub-woofers so that it gives you excellent output of audio. Check out the pictures of this sound system in real!








IXOOST – The Car Exhaust Audio System

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Submarines and the super rich; that’s the new relationship which seems to be gaining ground with the wealthiest group of people in the world! Cruising over the pristine waters in yachts seems to be fading into a toy of the past, and the underwater beauty is what the uber-rich want to explore with their own luxury submarines. Now, Harrods has managed to start taking orders for the $2 million Spymaster Orcasub, which can dive 2,000 feet below the waters and sports a life support system for 2 passengers for a period of 80 hours.


Spymaster Orcasub submarine

Spymaster Orcasub submarine



The new water vehicle was the main highlight at the store’s Technology Showcase 2.0 event recently, where a decent turnout showed tech enthusiasts look at the submarine in detail, and why not? Seems darn futuristic!


Spymaster Orcasub submarine

Spymaster Orcasub submarine

A worthy entry for the submarines of the super rich, the Orcasub can dive down to 2,000 feet below the sea level, where a couple of passengers can hop on to this 4-tonne 22-feet sea vessel to explore life in the region. According to details furbished, the principles of design for it has been drawn from flying machines, hence the joystick-paddle design sounds impressive.


Spymaster Orcasub submarine right view

Spymaster Orcasub submarine right view


On the other tech features, there is the digital communication system, with 60,000 lumen LED lighting rig which comes into hand during the ‘in-depth’ tours under water. So whether it’s about asking to help and guidance, or even a live commentary from depths of the sea, the communication system comes handy during the luxurious oceanic adventure.


Spymaster Orcasub submarine lower front view

Spymaster Orcasub submarine lower front view

However, this isn’t the end of the offerings for the McCoy. If customers want, there is the $9.32 million edition, which can go as deep as 6,000 feet and provide an upgraded set of tools and features to work with. Seems like this one could perfectly fit as an worthy accompaniment with the luxury yachts of the super rich.



Spymaster Orcasub submarine passenger

Spymaster Orcasub submarine passenger

Via: Pocketlint/ DVice




Spymaster’s Orcasub is a $2 million private submarine for your aquatic adventures

Friday, March 8, 2013

DODGE CHALLENGER SRT-8 – ULTIMATE AUTO

Orlando-based tuning company Ultimate Auto has created this version of the Dodge Challenger SRT-8 with huge Pirelli tires. They were able to fit Savini 24-inch forged alloy rims and stretched some Pirelli 405/25/24 high performance tires in the wheel wells. The results show a super flush fitment that we hope the stock suspension can handle since no upgrades in that department were noted.

An aero kit featuring new front and rear bumpers, front grille, hood with plexiglass window and trunk lid spoiler round out the styling. A two-tone custom paint job gives it the extra unique touch tuning enthusiasts are looking for, and make the Dodge Challenger a definite head turner.

Final modifications were performed under the hood with a new supercharger system and Magnaflow high performance exhaust system to boost the 6.1-liter V8 HEMI. The tuners did not release the figures after the aftermarket parts were installed, but this Dodge Challenger is one for the looks with those large wheels, new headlamps and stunning paint job.

Source: Fancytuning.com


DODGE CHALLENGER SRT-8 – ULTIMATE AUTO

UNVEILING THE NEW PLAYSTATION 4

Here’s to hoping that you’ve gotten your fill of all of those highly anticipated PlayStation 3 games you probably spent hours playing and replaying to completion. The chances of you playing those games on your brand-new PlayStation 4 have gone from slim to none, to simply zero, as the new system will not offer backwards compatibility.

Another potentially heartbreaking development of the PS4 is losing the ability to buy and play used games, a feature that may keep many loyal Sony fans from buying the system at all. While this has not been officially confirmed by Sony executives, Vice President of Worldwide Studios Michael Denny says that the company will “do the right thing” for consumers and developers alike, according to GameSpot. If that sounds incredibly vague and contradictory, that’s because it is.

Also vague is how Sony and developers plan to utilize the new touchpad and six-axis features on the DUALSHOCK 4 controllers. These new features are said to “offer gamers completely new ways to play and interact with games,” according to the PlayStation website, but they are not specifying what those innovations are at this time. “The purpose for the touchpad is probably because they’re going to have different buttons there, besides select and start,” said Danielle Lewandowski, vice president of the Stony Brook University Gamers’ Guild. The touchpad is an exciting feature for developers as well, and can be taken into account when designing a game that will use the capability, according to Brandon Supak, president of the Gamers’ Guild.

Another aesthetic change to the new system’s controller includes a “share” button, which will allow players to link through Facebook and potentially jump into a friend’s game to play through a difficult level for them. Hardware specs for the next generation console, like the new graphics engine and single-chip processor, prove that it will be a very PC-based system, which makes coding games easier for developers, according to Tech Radar.

The PS4 will also be able to send games wirelessly to the Vita and other Sony devices, allowing players to turn off their TVs and stream games through these secondary systems. An instant on/ off feature, which allows the player to turn off and boot up their system in seconds, has also been implemented.

A number of launch titles were revealed, including Kill Zone: Shadow Fall (Guerilla Games), Infamous: Second Son (Sucker Punch), Destiny (Bungie), The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (CD Projekt RED), Watch Dogs (Ubisoft), Knack (Sony), and Deep Down (Capcom). The PS4 is set to release “Holiday 2013” for the United States, and possibly early 2014 for the United Kingdom and Europe, and has an estimated cost of $300 to $400.

As an avid and passionate fan of the PlayStation, this next gen console seems like a fifty-fifty coin toss, with innovative features both positive and negative. With months to go until its release, Sony still has its work cut out for it and millions of gamers to answer to.


UNVEILING THE NEW PLAYSTATION 4

Saturday, February 23, 2013

next-level-adjustable-height-standing-desk-by-pascal-de-greef

The Next Level was made by Cooler Master forum member Pascal de Greef as an entry to the2012 Cooler Master mod competition. The desk’s height can be adjusted with the push of a button; same goes for the two monitors. Pascal didn’t mention the specs of his computer but it seems like a heavyweight itself, what with two GPUs, a water-cooling system and four huge cooling fans. I wonder how noisy it gets under heavy load. Check out the finished product below:

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ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT COMPUTER DESK CASEMOD DESERVES A STANDING OVATION