Saturday, January 8, 2011

My Brother's PSP Slim 2000



I just upgraded my brother's PSP slim 2000 from 5.00 M33-4 to 5.50 GEN D3 to 5.50 Prometheus v4. If you are wondering what these numbers and letters mean, these are PSP related versions of upgrades, in the world of PC, it's like upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista, to Windows 7 but without the change of graphics and interface. This PSP upgrade is a custom firmware that could support and play the latest 6.XX games.The 5.50 Prometheus v4 is designed for PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with a motherboard model TA88v2 or lower and it can run this games without any plugins. 

Thursday, January 6, 2011

SE Xperia X10 Android OS 2.1 Update


With a captivating 4” TFT touchscreen display and an impressive Qualcomm QSD8520 1GHz processor, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, with an 8-megapixel camera and a running interface so smooth it could give Apple’s iPhone 4 a run for its money, is, simply put, worth your money after all. There’s one setback though, as the X10 was initially launched with Android OS 1.6—quite a frustration when, obviously, most websites run their videos on Flash Player, which only higher OS versions of the Google powered operating system are capable of.




And while SE took a step further by offering free updates to all their Xperia handsets, the initial roll-out, which took place in the first weeks of November 2010, made the Nordic countries and the rest of Europe beat everyone else to the punch as the very first few to experience the Android OS 2.1 update, leaving the rest of the world—from the US to the rest of Asia—to drool for weeks while viral Youtube videos of zealous SE Xperia X10 patrons showed off their updated SE Xperia X10i smartphones.

Not really sure how the SE giant does their business processes, but in an era when Youtube video clips—both mundane and bizarre—spread like wildfire, an all-out roll-out would have made a positive impact to SE’s overall appeal, not to mention that they didn’t settle with Android OS 2.2, which, by the way, has already been released out in the market way before SE finalized the much-awaited yet painfully sluggish release of their OS 2.1 update.

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

3D Enhancing Video Card for everyday graphics.

        NVIDIA GT220 Inno3D® 




A preferred video card for everyday graphics. It brings impressive graphics processing p0wer for everyday applications. This video card has served me well, yes! I have used one of this PCI-E x 16 graphics card and the experience has been intense. I played the latest PC games using it, NBA 2k11, Dirt2, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2010, Call of Duty Black Ops, you name it, it plays it. Graphics processing units (GPUs) are an essential element of today’s PCs, enabling more visual and more interactive experiences. As a leader in visual computing and the inventor of the GeForce GPU, NVIDIA worked closely with Microsoft on the development of Windows 7 to ensure that its GPUs take full advantage of the great new features and functionality. If you use your PC to enhance photos, watch or edit videos, play games, or if you simply desire a fast and efficient graphical interface, Inno3D offers a premium experience with Windows 7.






Specifications                         GT220


Processor Cores                       48


GPU Clock                                  625


Processor Clock                        1360


Memory Amount                       1GB/1024MB


Memory Interface                    128 bit


BUS Interface                           PCI-Express x16