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While most fighting games put little to no emphasis on the events leading up to the frequent beat-downs, BlazBlue has created a unique world

Topaz Simplify

Topaz Simplify is software that turns your photos into fine art.

Trine

Simply put, Trine is a sexy looking game. The graphics are lush with detail and colour in all of the game's environments that include glowing forests, fiery castles, and gloomy caves.

Plantronics .Audio 995 wireless headphones

These wireless headphones have good range and decent sound quality

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BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger

While most fighting games put little to no emphasis on the events leading up to the frequent beat-downs, BlazBlue has created a unique world

Trine

Simply put, Trine is a sexy looking game. The graphics are lush with detail and colour in all of the game's environments that include glowing forests, fiery castles, and gloomy caves.

Plantronics .Audio 995 wireless headphones

These wireless headphones have good range and decent sound quality

The BIGS 2

The BIGS 2 boasts some of the most impressive looking baseball players we've ever seen in a video game

Sony Bravia KDL46WE5 LCD TV

This power-efficient Sony TV shows that traditional LCD panel technology isn't dead yet

LG 42LH50YD LCD TV

This 42in 200Hz LCD television has great motion control and good overall image quality

Nokia N97 smartphone

The much-anticipated Nokia N97 smartphone promises a wealth of features, but does it have the software to deliver them effectively?

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FS7 digital camera

A small Panasonic digital camera that's perfect for inexperienced photographers

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News: Worst idea ever: another Mortal Kombat movie

They're apparently making a third reports UK game biz news site MCV. Chris Casamassa, who played Scorpion in the 1995 original film, told the San Gabriel Valley Tribune that "he's set to start filming the third Mortal Kombat film in September."

Matt Peckham 10/07/2009 03:37:00

News: Facebook attracting more users with gray hair, wrinkles

Facebook is growing in popularity and its users are growing long in the tooth, according to a study released this week.

Sharon Gaudin 10/07/2009 08:04:00

News: Prankster admits faking Google Chrome OS screenshots

File this under: Don't believe everything you see.

Gregg Keizer 10/07/2009 04:17:00

News: Siemens loses right to bid on World Bank project

Siemens has lost the right to bid for the World Bank-funded communication project for two years following corruption allegations surrounding the company in the acquisition of supply contracts.

Michael Malakata 10/07/2009 06:23:00

News: How to use electrical outlets and cheap lasers to steal data

If attackers intent on data theft can tap into an electrical socket near a computer or if they can draw a bead on the machine with a laser, they can steal whatever is being typed into it.

Tim Greene 10/07/2009 03:13:00

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Future desktops arrive today

The enterprise desktop hasn't changed much over the past 15 years or so. But technological advances like the LCD monitor and the so-called "small form factor" motherboard are allowing PC vendors to create new configurations.

In pictures: Sony's new Vaio W netbook

Sony today took the first step into the netbook market, introducing the Vaio W line of mini laptops.

10 games every iPhone owner should have

There might be thousands and thousands of game choices at the App Store, but the sad truth is that most of them aren't worth your time -- or money.

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Weekly Tech News Update: 10th July, 2009

In this week’s show Google announces its Chrome OS, the internet survives Michael Jackson, China turns off the web, a botnet takes down government websites, Sony shows off its first netbook, and the Microsoft chooses a winner of its Imagine Cup.