I thought the same thing but it was more like OH SHIIII— Vita (;_;). I'll have to wait until it's ported over to iOS, hopefully soon.

This is Japan though, one of the countries with the lowest English proficiency.

Here are some highlights from the main specs page. I feel bad pointing out the ones that are primarily a language thing, but the real-word-wrong-context ones are just the best:

Yeah, I realized afterwards that the Alienware was a lot smaller than I originally thought. Hope it doesn't glow in the dark or that the glow can be turned off though.

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And yet you did. Please keep your memes for yourself.

The iBUYPOWER and SCAN NC10 are the only boxes that would look OK under a TV. The other models are just ugly tower PCs...

Also, the ones on the right are for people who will only consider a small form factor box that'll fit easily in their entertainment center/TV cabinet.

Maybe if you need all those extensions but if you just want a fast, responsive browser that is available on all platforms, Chrome is where it's at. I need to have my browsing sessions synced across my Windows PC, my MacBook and my iPhone, and Chrome does that seamlessly; Firefox isn't even available on iOS. In my…

I started using Firefox since when it was named Mozilla (M17 if my memory is correct) and then up to Firefox 3.5 but I'm not sure that it was really faster than the competition even back then.

Honest reply: has Firefox ever be faster than Chrome? I ditched Firefox a few years ago because of UI lag and various slowdowns.

Is the DS3 controller officially supported by anyone except Sony? I was under the impression that support on Android or on PC was added by third parties.

Looks like a step in the right direction, except for the price. Don't really why it needs to be twice the price of a DS3/4 or Xbox wireless controller...

AFAIK Java is not installed on Mac OS X nor iOS. If you've installed it you might need to worry. How to check for and disable Java in OS X

Makes me wonder what will happen to the digital versions of Star Wars comics you bought at Dark Horse. Will they just disappear from your (digital) library?

Also, it has great writing. Oh, and everything computer related in the show is real ; all characters ("hackers" included) in the show use real-life software and not the crappy looking fake apps you see on every other shows.

Good for you. Now for actual figures that show that the average connection in the US clocks in at 7.4 Mbps: http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/23/aka… . Oh, and data caps in the US: http://gigaom.com/2013/11/15/dat…

This is basically what my post said in the article about how Microsoft considered making Xbox One a disc less console. In the U.S. alone, the average connection is said to clock in at 7.4 Mbps. In other words, it would take someone in the US an average 9-10 hours to download a single average sized game (30GB). Then…

It's really easy. The hard part is not getting caught.

"There was a real discussion about whether we should have an optical disc drive in Xbox One or if we could get away with a purely disc-less console, but when you start looking at bandwidth and game size, it does create issues."