When you’re an uber-geek, there aren’t many things you can pimp. Few “geek rides” are pimp-ready. Case mods, on the other hand, make it possible for geeks to pimp their PCs.
SupergamerWhy settle for one old school console when you can have four? This 4-in-1 mod - nicknamed the SuperGenintari - includes the innards from Genesis, NES, Atari 2600 and Super NES, and it will play games from all those…
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Bob Moog's synthesizers and effects changed the world. Now, the company that bears his name is trying to apply its vision to a new instrument: the guitar.
Well, thank God one Wired guy finally caught wind of the story :-)) Guitt IS expensive because the guitar “chassis” is built from one of US' top small builders, namely Zion Guitars. The string's special formulation is…
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Now? Try to play Stairway to Heaven ( Led Zeppelin ) and GTA3 in same time 
Just AWESOME!!!
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Do you LOVE music? Do you think playing an instrument is the coolest thing EVAR? Do you rock? Do you respect yourself? In that case, don’t buy this crap. This is the most stupid infomercial for the most stupid device in the history of stupid infomercials and stupid devices.
dear god… by Falconfire at 08:20 AM Reply by Email * Disney World has a whole bunch of setups that are like this in Epcot except the beam actually corresponds to real notes depending on where in the area you place them. by MastaFalse at 08:32 AM…
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Ars reviews In Trial: Prosecuting Music Piracy, the first feature-length film produced by the National District Attorney Association in collaboration with the Recording Industry of America.
Dedman's deferential tone contrasts sharply with Robinson's authoritative confidence, a juxtaposition that is intended to convey to the audience insight into the nature of the relationship between the RIAA and the law. Although the…
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“Getting teens to come to the library is right up there with getting them to go to church: It’s not exactly the first place they want to go.” To get teens to come in, a Michigan library has stocked it’s shelves with 1823 games with an average of 1300 checked out daily. They are also holding Guitar Hero and DDR competitions every few weeks.
“Getting teens to come to the library is right up there with getting them to go to church: It’s not exactly the first place they want to go,” Christine Lind Hage, library director, told the Detroit Free Press for a story Sunday.
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