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So, here’s an interesting one. Intel has yet to officially launch the two newest members of its Core i7 crew, but that little factoid isn’t stopping BFG Technologies from doing the honors. Today, the company has introduced its freshest gaming rig, the Phobos, complete with Core i7 950 (Phobos Advanced) and Core i7 975 (Phobos Elite) CPU options. Furthermore, BFG is claiming that these new machines are the first ever to offer one-touch CPU and GPU overclocking, as all that can be handled on the front-mounted touch panel on the tower itself. Heck, there’s even an integrated iPhone / iPod dock on the top of this bad boy. The Phobos rigs are yours to order right now starting at $5000 (Advanced) / $8000 (Elite), and the full release is after the break.

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BFG inadvertently outs new Intel Core i7 950 / 975 CPUs in Phobos gaming PC originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Laptop’s just put up its hands-on of Toshiba’s latest 10.1-inch netbook, the NB205. They’re giving it pretty high marks as far as design goes, calling the keyboard and trackpad “stellar,” and the battery “promising.” It boasts an LED-backlit LCD which they’re pretty fond of, and we have to say we’re really liking the metal look ourselves. The NB205 will come in two configurations, with the higher-end boasting an Intel Atom N280 CPU, 1GB of RAM and an 160GB hard drive with Windows XP Home. The lower end model will come in pink, blue, white and brown for $349 (it’s got a plastic, non-island style keyboard), while the metal, higher end model will come only in black and will run $399. There are two more shots after the break; hit the read link for video of it in action.

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Toshiba NB205 hands-on, looking rather sweet originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:03:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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4GB to 32GB — that’s one hell of a range, but we’re hearing from a trusted source that new iPhones in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB capacities just garnered approval by the PCS Type Review Certification Board, the standards body responsible for certificating handsets for use with some carriers (AT&T, for instance). If true, this would lend credence to the belief that Apple will be introducing at least two new models this summer — ostensibly at WWDC, until we’re told otherwise — because it seems unlikely that the company would be looking to wrap high-end hardware around ridiculously light storage or vice versa. If this means AT&T’s going to be able to sell sub-$100 iPhones, it reinforces a precedent set by devices like the E71x that consumers can (and should) expect hot smartphone hardware for shockingly little cash. We’ll drink to that.

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New iPhones approved in capacities from 4GB up to 32GB? originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 16:41:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Microsoft’s E3 keynote was so jam-packed the company decided to wait until afterwards to announce what might be the biggest new feature of them all: on-demand access to full retail games. The service will launch in August with 30 titles to start, and new games will be added weekly, with pricing to match retail. The best part? Purchases can be made directly with a credit card, no pesky Xbox points required. More pics of the system after the break.

Update: Don’t get your hopes up, MS tells us that the point system isn’t going anywhere, it’s just being supplemented with credit card purchases. Also, game rentals aren’t happening yet, but they said it “sounds great for the future.”

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Xbox 360 getting full retail games delivered on demand originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:47:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Yes, it’s real. Now you’ll be able to change a tire… virtually. At E3 today, Microsoft finally took the wraps off the that rumored motion controller we’d been hearing about. Apparently the small, black device — codenamed “Natal” — will allow for an astoundingly wide range of actions by utilizing a group of sensors (the box itself sits beneath your TV), and the accessory will be capable of juggling multiple users during a single session. The demo Microsoft showed off included a skateboarding game (replete with a young man “air” ollie-ing), and a family playing a racing game (the dad was changing a tire, the daughter driving).

The add-on will offer features such as auto sign-in for players to Xbox Live (based on complex facial recognition), and sports extremely detailed body tracking which will be able to follow the individual movements of separate limbs. During the press event, the company demoed a painting app, which lets you use your entire body to handle virtual painting supplies, allowing you to do things like throw buckets of paint onto a canvas. Another title was shown off which featured a woman interacting with a young boy on the screen — one of the company’s creepier demos in recent memory. Unfortunately for us, Microsoft says the device won’t be released during 2009. We’re working on snagging some face time (literally!) with a demo unit, so stay tuned… E3 is off to a wild start!

Update: Video added after the break!

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Microsoft announces “Project Natal” motion controller for Xbox 360! originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:54:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Microsoft is busy announcing a slew of upgrades to Xbox Live, and the biggest news so far is relaunch of the video service, now Zune-branded with 1080p instant-on streaming content in 18 countries. XBL is also now integrated with Facebook — your Facebook account can be linked to your Gamertag, and games will support Facebook Connect for sharing content online. That’s pretty huge — but if that wasn’t enough, you’re also getting Twitter and Last.fm in the deal. Want more? Netflix users will now be able to browse the entire catalog instead of simply loading their queue, and Microsoft has also gotten its Party Watch system in order, so you’ll be able to heckle videos with your online friends. Last but not least, there’s now live TV streaming for UK and Ireland gamers, who’ll get Premier League soccer live from Sky. All in all, a solid set of updates for XBL — but we’ll wait and see how that “1080p” video looks before we pronouce Blu-ray dead. PR blurb after the break.

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Xbox Live gets 1080p Zune video store, Netflix browsing, Twitter and Facebook integration originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:12:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Today at E3 some seriously awesome Beatles Rock Band awesomeness was unloaded upon the world. In addition to getting a look at the full band set-up, confirming that you will, in fact be able to perform multiple vocals (read: harmonies), Harmonix also showed off the general in-game madness we can expect. We’re filled with glee to see that no corners were cut here, and we agree with Ringo’s estimation: the game is good. The Beatles: Rock Band will be released simultaneously for XBox 360, PS3 and Wii in North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and other territories. Check out the totally rad trailer, our first shot of the Ludwig drums and another screenshot after the break and in the gallery below.

Gallery: Beatles Rock Band trailer, screenshots, Ludwig drums unveiled at E3

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Video: Beatles Rock Band trailer, screenshots, Ludwig drums unveiled at E3 originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We’ve teamed up with Joystiq for live coverage of E3, and Microsoft’s keynote is kicking things off. The event is scheduled to start at around 1:25PM ET / 10:25 PT.

9:48AM PT: We’re lined up outside USC’s Galen Center, mingling with the rest of the riff-raff (read: media), being herded through a labyrinth of stanchions and fences. Hey, remember that “very special addition“? A PR person just walked into the crowd and called for anyone from “Apple, MTV, or EMI?” So, a Beatles appearance then?

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Engadget & Joystiq live from Microsoft’s E3 2009 keynote originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:34:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Say it ain’t so! Despite AMD’s past of announcing more delays than actual shipping products, the outfit has managed to deliver its six-core ‘Istanbul’ Opteron CPU five months ahead of schedule. Announced today in a company press event, the new chip is shipping today with support for two-, four- and eight-socket servers. If all goes well, they’ll be available to order from the likes of Cray, HP, Dell, IBM and Sun later this month, with HE, SE and EE versions of the six-core Opteron planned for the second half of this year. As for performance, users can expect up to 34 percent more performance-per-watt over the previous generation quad-core processors in the same platform, though we wouldn’t expect to see these stray too far from traditional server boxes.

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AMD ships six-core ‘Istanbul’ Opteron CPU ahead of schedule originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:12:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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