Cmq sia Zonta85, per "oggi peggio di ieri" intendo "oggi=presente" e "ieri=passato (Grecia e Roma)"...e se mi permetti la baggianata se la vedi, vuol dir che devi ripassarti un po' di storia. Per il prima che intendi tu son concorde, ora come ora, la siruazione è nettamente migliorata, ma siamo cmq anni luce arretrati rispetto al passato!
Per quanto riguarda le percentuali, credimi, persino quelli di inizio post son falsatissimi (non da Name si intenda), è dire solo 10% è avere le fette di prosciutto davanti agli occhi. Per quanto riguarda l'amore e il saper amare, quel che vuol dire Hakkai è più un concetto spirituale e simbolico, in quanto tutti amiamo e siamo amati allo stesso modo (e abbiamo il diritto di amare allo stesso modo), poi ovvio che entrando nel dettaglio e uscendo dal concetto simbolico, siamo TUTTI diversi...non accapigliamoci per queste banalità ora.

Io non so niente sul fatto:che gli è accaduto?

Si, se poi la 2004 è anche un modello hackabile su cui puoi usare anche pandora è ancora meglio

UBM TechInsights pegs Nintendo's bill for building glasses-free 3D-enabled handheld at roughly $15 more than the DSi.

Nintendo's 3DS will carry a $250 sticker price when it goes on sale in the US this Sunday, a figure that represents a $100 premium over the Nintendo DS when it launched in 2004 and a $70 markup from 2009's DSi. As could be expected, the price is indicative of a higher cost of raw materials born by Nintendo to build the unit.

Speaking to Eurogamer, UBM TechInsights VP of technical intelligence David Carey offered a "preliminary estimate" of Nintendo's cost for the physical components of the 3DS at about $101 per unit. According to Carey, that figure is about $15 more than what it cost the publisher to build each DSi unit at launch.

Smaller than the DSi, the 3DS features a 3.53-inch 3D-enabled top screen and a 3.02-inch touch-panel bottom screen. Its PICA200 GPU offers a 200MHz standard clock speed, while its battery supports three to five hours per charge for 3DS games, depending on screen-brightness settings. The system also includes a 2.4GHz 802.11 Wi-Fi connector.

The 3DS also supports a bevy of other features, including three cameras, a built-in accelerometer and gyroscope, a new circular analog control nub, and a 2GB SD memory card. As seen in GameSpot's unboxing of the device (below), gamers will also find a docking station, a stylus, and six AR cards used for augmented-reality games.

Ma è un gioco di quindici anni fa.
Sempre bello, per carità, ma ci sarebbero voluti titoli nuovi e meritevoli.

Not that we haven’t told you this before, but as of last night, AMD went on the record telling the world that
its GPU is part of the new Nintendo gaming console. Naturally AMD didn't spill any important details about the
GPU itself, but we can tell you that it is not a Fusion chip but rather an embedded graphics card.

The current test phase has to involve a 40 nm prototype chip, something based on the Southern Islands but the
real production chip might actually be based on a shrink version in 28nm, codenamed Northern Island. Of course
the chip won’t be identical to a real GPU but it will share many similarities.

"AMD shares Nintendo's excitement for the new HD entertainment experience planned for the Wii U console," said
David Wang, corporate vice president of Silicon Engineering, AMD. "We're proud to provide our leading-edge HD
multimedia graphics engine to power the new entertainment features of the console. Nintendo is a highly-valued
customer and we look forward to the launch in 2012."

According to our insiders we also learned that AMD might have won all consoles this time around, Sony included.
You may recall that Nvidia made some pretty nice deals when Sony cae calling, but this will most likely cost
Nvidia a next generation console deal with Sony.

Most recent news from various gaming magazines claim the new Xbox and Playstation won’t come until 2014, but
we're still hoping to catch at least a sneak peek at some of them already next year.