Say what you will about selfie sticks, but they’re now very much in the zeitgeist. Outside of the arguably obnoxious and almost certainly overplayed distaste for the core concept, a selfie stick can actually prove quite useful. Typical selfie sticks have extensible poles, allowing for multi-person or above crowd shots, as well as […]
When it comes to wired over-the-ear headphones, price and quality fluctuate wildly. You can spend as little as $15 for what are usually low quality and generic, or $100 or more (often much more) for what are usually high quality, but may or may not have sound issues, e.g., favoring […]
While it’s true that there are a plethora of good quality, purpose-built external hard drives available, there’s undeniable appeal in having a more flexible, and potentially more economical, solution. Say, like me, you have an extra 1TB internal hard drive available. Instead of sitting in a drawer (or, in my […]
Just a quick heads-up that Vintage Computer Festival East (VCF East) will be held April 17-19 in Wall, New Jersey. Celebrating its tenth birthday, VCF East is a hands-on, family-friendly celebration of computer history. It offers a book sale, classes, consignment sale, exhibit hall, food, lectures, museum tours, prizes, vendors, […]
In an earlier review for the Beotto CableButton Cable Management System, I concluded, “When you place a cable in the slot, it makes a satisfying click and stays in place without being difficult to take right back out. This is a simple, low cost product that serves a real purpose […]
For those upgrading from MLB 14 The Show to MLB 15 The Show on Sony’s PlayStation Vita, I thought I would share a few of the gotchas I experienced so you can avoid them. First off, I had the digital version of MLB 14 The Show on my Vita on […]
Our feature film documentary, Gameplay: The Story of the Videogame Revolution, is now available for rent or purchase on the following platforms: iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, PlayStation Network, Vudu, Amazon Video On Demand, and Xbox. Gameplay is also available on the following Video on Demand cable and satellite platforms in the […]
There’s an oft-repeated quote, “Railroads thought they were in the railroad business. They didn’t realize they were in the transportation business.” In its simplest interpretation, this means that the delivery mechanism should never take precedence over the bigger picture. Once Nintendo started the transition in 1983 from primarily arcade machines […]
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