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We kid you not. It has its own 6.2" screen and you can play your game
on this if there's a clamour by others in the house to watch the 6
O'Clock News on the big TV.
It's also a touch screen remote with a forward-facing camera and a built in speaker and microphone. The Wii U is compatible with Wii games and older remote controls.
Hmm. Isn't that remote going to be just a bit too big?
It's also a touch screen remote with a forward-facing camera and a built in speaker and microphone. The Wii U is compatible with Wii games and older remote controls.
Hmm. Isn't that remote going to be just a bit too big?
Wii U? Or Won't U?
It's coming soon to your Ford, Fiat and Kia.
Ford's version is called Ford SYNC. Look out for features like high speed Internet access and connect to your home or office from your car, and Bluetooth connectivity to media players and music stored on USB devices.
Fiat's is called Blue&Me. Your new Fiat would have the usual Sat Nave stuff but also include Fiat ocoDrive, a way to get your car's performance data onto a USB for you to analyze on your PC.
Kia's implementation is called UVO and features advanced speech recognition and rear view cameras. Apparently, you can as your Kia "What's playing?" and your car will answer you back!
A car that answers back. Hmm. Let's just hope that you don't have to shut it up by doing a Ctl-Alt-Del...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/products/windows-embe dded-automotive/default.mspx
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/07/myford-touch-yields-three-screens-and- a-ford-from-microsoft-auto/
Ford's version is called Ford SYNC. Look out for features like high speed Internet access and connect to your home or office from your car, and Bluetooth connectivity to media players and music stored on USB devices.
Fiat's is called Blue&Me. Your new Fiat would have the usual Sat Nave stuff but also include Fiat ocoDrive, a way to get your car's performance data onto a USB for you to analyze on your PC.
Kia's implementation is called UVO and features advanced speech recognition and rear view cameras. Apparently, you can as your Kia "What's playing?" and your car will answer you back!
A car that answers back. Hmm. Let's just hope that you don't have to shut it up by doing a Ctl-Alt-Del...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/products/windows-embe dded-automotive/default.mspx
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/07/myford-touch-yields-three-screens-and- a-ford-from-microsoft-auto/
Windows in your new car?
We'd like to say that at last the new Wii is here. But it's not. And it's not
called a Wii either.
It's out sometime in 2012 and it's called the Wii U.
The Wii U can't come soon enough for Nintendo. Its Wii is only now becoming a little Old-Gen now that the decidedly more powerful xBox and PS3 have their own wireless remote controls systems. So the Wii U now outputs to your HD telly and it has a faster everything.
And in a bid to out-remote the PS3 and xBox, it has the remote pictured below.
It's out sometime in 2012 and it's called the Wii U.
The Wii U can't come soon enough for Nintendo. Its Wii is only now becoming a little Old-Gen now that the decidedly more powerful xBox and PS3 have their own wireless remote controls systems. So the Wii U now outputs to your HD telly and it has a faster everything.
And in a bid to out-remote the PS3 and xBox, it has the remote pictured below.