Thrust yourself back into World War II as Call of Duty
goes back to its roots in its latest offering World at War. Using the
Call of Duty 4's quality game engine and familiar controls and
multiplayer options, World at War will be another big hit for the
series. Read our thoughts on
Call of Duty World at
War
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360, PS2, PS3, Wii and PSP
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Now that the technology driving HDTV's has come on
leaps and bounds, many people are considering the idea of using there
HDTV as a large computer monitor. Is this a good idea? Arguments are
there for and against the idea and in the end it all comes down to the
situation of the individual and what requirements are there for the
setup of such a system.
Our review of the HDTV's improvements and its
continued weaknesses as a PC monitor will help guide you through that
decision of whether an HDTV will suite your needs as a PC monitor, or if
the values of the humble computer screen still have more merits for your
system. HDTV as a PC
Monitor
Panther Products looks at the latest release of EA's
hit football game FIFA. FIFA
09 brings some nice new touches to the table. Firstly the game has
had the usual annual improvements. Enhancements to the physics engine
have been made to increase the realism of the gameplay. Graphical
elements have been improved but the quality of the previous editions
means these are a little less noticeable this year.
The Major updates have been with the game modes
available. Be a Pro mode has been available on other EA sports titles
before and now its out in the FIFA game. In Be a Pro you take a single
player throughout his career and attempt to become the best. Also now
FIFA 2009 brings you the biggest online challenge to date. Choose to be
either a manager or a player of a real club full of Human players. Then
take part in FIFA leagues where every team and every player on the pitch
is controlled by a human player (except Goalies) for massive 10 v 10
action. Read more on the
review.
The nightmare of loosing valuable data on your hard
drive or any other storage device is hard to over come. Of course there
are backups to be done but we all know that everything isn't backed up
all of the time. There are signs that devices are on the way out, hard
drives especially give you a decent heads up in most cases as to when
they are about to fail. But if you've lost everything completely, don't
panic just yet because there are things to try in order to recover your
lost data. Data recovery
is an article by Russell Philips.
The SX200
from Epson is a mainstream multifunction machine for the home or the
home office. This is the second in the SX series after the budget
SX100. The Upgraded features
on the SX200 model include direct printing from PictBridge enabled
cameras, This model also includes support for all the popular memory
cards which can be used to print photos with the need to be connected to
a PC. Check out the review for the full list of supported cards.
Panther Products are searching the net for the best
deals around and we have a couple of great offers on digital LCD TV's
from Digital Direct. Firstly a 47" screen from LG, Model 47LF65 (seen to
the left) Was ?1379.99 now only
?725.01
More info
If your looking for something a little
smaller then we have the Sony Bravia KDL-32V4000 32" LCD. Reduced from
?549.99 down to
?364.01
More Info
Epson have released the next range of multifunction
printers, A whole range of prices and features are available. The First
one we have looked at is the
SX100. Epson's SX100 multifunction printer is the budget option in
the range. Initially retailing at under ?60 and online retailers likely
to drop this price even further over the coming months, the SX100 is a
great answer to those consumers who are on a budget.
The SX100 is not short on
quality though, producing great prints for the home user level both text
and photos. The scanner can achieve 600dpi and you also get easy colour
and mono photocopying at the touch of a button.
Many Multifunction printers are coming of the
production line these days each with very minor differences to the setup
and minor price differences. The
Epson Stylus DX8400 all-in-one printer offer all the things you
would expect from a general purpose machine for the home for around ?60,
not a bad price for a printer, photocopier and scanner in the home.
The DX8400
offers photo printing from a wide range of source such as the PC,
PictBridge enabled digital cameras and directly from a list of memory
card types. It also features an LCD preview screen to prevent any
mishaps when printing photos, you will be able to see an effective print
preview before you start to use up your ink.

The latest thing to come from the graphics giants is not to have the
fastest card, or even 2 of the fastest cards together but to have
either 3 or 4 of the top range together in harmony to send you frame
rates through he roof. Check out
3 Way SLI and
CrossFireX.
The second of Two multifunction Printers to come from Epson this
Autumn is the RX685.
Excellent Photo Quality like the RX585 but with a few more features and
fasters print speeds to boot.
Designed with the photo enthusiast in mind the
RX585 from Epson has a sleek
black finish and the quality of photo prints to match. Direct photo
printing plus CD / DVD printing straight to the disc.
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