Digital Home opens 12 new discussion forums
As Digital Home’s readership expands and membership in Digital Home’s Digital Forum continues to grow, the demand for more discussion areas also continues to grow therefore this week we are pleased to announce the creation of twelve new discussion areas in the Digital Forum.
Introducing the new 5.4 Million dollar Intel CPU
If you’re in the market for a new personal computer then it’s likely you have considered buying one with a new Intel Core i7 processor. These multi-core processors with hyper threading technology are what power computing users drool over.
If you’re shopping at Tiger Direct today for the latest and greatest Intel CPU’s, however, you may wish to wait a bit longer before pulling the trigger.
Shaw increases HD Plus programming cost by 33%
Shaw Cable has begun informing customers that effective May 1,210, the monthly rate for its HD plus programming will increase 33% from $9 to $12 per month plus taxes.
HBO’s The Pacific miniseries premieres March 14th
The Pacific, a ten-part television World War II miniseries produced by the same team that produced HBO’s Band of Brothers will premiere this coming Sunday March 14th in high definition.
The Pacific tracks the intertwined odysseys of three U.S. Marines – Robert Leckie, Eugene Sledge and John Basilone – across the Pacific Theater during the Second World War.
Panasonic Lumix G10 digital camera announced
Panasonic Canada this week announced a new model in its LUMIX G Series of digital cameras, the LUMIX DMC-G10 which the company claims is “the world’s lightest interchangeable lens camera with a viewfinder.”
Top Exec leaves Wind Mobile
After just eighteen months in the job and less than three months after Wind Mobile launched its service in Toronto and Calgary, Chris Robbins, Chief Customer Officer and number two man at Wind Mobile has left the company.
PlayStation Network Service Restored
At 12:01am March 2nd GMT (7:00pm ET), PS3 users were once again able to play games on the PlayStation Network.
The problem was that older PS 3 units thought that 2010 was leap year so when the clock struck midnight GMT on March 1st, the older units thought the date was February 29th, 2010, a non-existent date.
Sony says PlayStation 3 problems fixed by tomorrow
On the official Playstation Blog today, Patrick Seybold the Director of Corporate Communications & Social Media at Sony has announced the company expects to have the Sony Playstation network working properly again by tomorrow.
