robinhoody
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I used to work with a big RPG game board guy and he always said if your not a huge board gamer, and want to try a good one play settlers. He said it was fun for male and females, since D&D is more geared men.
http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13/the-settlers-of-catan
I’ve wanted to play it but never have. Maybe when winter comes around
I’d love to play it…..I’m just afraid if I purchase it I may never see the sun again.
I considered playing it but I bought an xbox recently and have been hooked on playing NCAA 11 and Bayonetta. I’m waiting for guild wars 2 before really getting back into an MMO
September 14, 2010 at 5:23 pm in reply to: IDF 2010: Acer Revo 2, Asus Companion Box sport Intel Atom CE4100 processors, WMC Embedded #27899Heres the engadget release….if you listen closely he says a quad tuner. The remote looks pretty sweet.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/14/acer-shows-off-windows-media-center-embedded-at-idf/
September 14, 2010 at 4:54 pm in reply to: IDF 2010: Acer Revo 2, Asus Companion Box sport Intel Atom CE4100 processors, WMC Embedded #27896It has to be only a matter of time before we see extenders….
the price of 229$, or the street price of 200$ why not buy a dell zino? its only a few bucks more plus you can stick the boxee software on the zino. Sure it wouldnt be a speedy HTPC but you could do much more with it.
how’d you watch movie trailers on boxee? Was it an app?
I know the technology isnt quite there yet but soon it will be viable to put solar panels on our roofs and we wont have to worry as much about power consumption.
yea I saw that one too, looked nice. It seems the more internet connected TV’s that come out the better the remotes get. I’m sure as soon as we see more browsers embedded the remotes designs will be similar to these.
I can def see that non-techies purchasing it with its ease of use with other macs. Though consumers are becoming smarter….to an extent if laziness doest out way the effort for research.
I was talking to a hardcore apple fan boy about it at work and he thought it was a joke of a product too. He said its basically for lazy people that dont want to look for other options.
I like both actually. Unboxing I think photos are fine but if I want to see an interface on something or how it works I would rather watch a video. With photos I can look for awhile and get a good idea of the device. Sometimes the videos of unboxing to me are nothing special. If it takes too much work to make a video then photos should def be the choice.
i’ll have to say is meh
its another option in the race for small STB (if you can call them that)
It seems like netflix has more streaming TV shows than that? Given they arent prime time material.
I mainly use the revision3 app, Koldcast TV and the RSS feeder. Engadget works well too.
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