If you were lucky enough to find a Wii this holiday season and are looking to add more functionality to the console, Mp3tunes has an application music lovers will like. Your Wii has to have the browser that sells for about $5 and then you simply go to the www.mp3tunes.com website and download their plug-in. The Wii is the latest popular gaming device that, with MP3tunes' technology, actually becomes a home stereo system," commented Michael Robertson, CEO of MP3tunes. "Consumers shouldn't be limited in where or how they enjoy their personal music collections, and we will continue to announce new ways MP3tunes is fulfilling its vision of giving people access to all of their music, anywhere they go." The site is also offering free playlists that side load to the Music Locker for access on the Wii. The Mp3tunes service allows you to store you digital music online and access it from multiple devices, including your PC and now the Nintendo Wii.
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
Play Music Through your Wii
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Monday, October 15, 2007
LEGO Goes Jurassic on You
LEGO announced their latest Creator concept kit today called the Monster Dino 3-in-1 construction system. The construction kit has 792 pieces and is recommended for ages 9-12, but 30ish geeks can play too.
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more information : via lego and i4u
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
PicooZ Remote Control Helicopter
Introducing an official Guinness World Record holder.... The PicooZ super miniature helicopter from the X-Rotor series and the smallest remote control helicopter ever built! This is a slim-lined infrared controlled precision flying machine, and weighing in at just 10g, the PicooZ is leaps and bounds beyond its competition and set to be the most popular gadget of its kind.
Price : £29.95
website : PicooZ
- Features:
- Miniature Size
- Weighs just 10g
- Super Wide Infrared control
- Withstands bumps and crashes
- 2 Rotary blades for extra mid-air stability
- Charging enabled from handset
- Charge time 20-30 minutes
- Requires 6 x AA batteries (not included)
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