Rage installation options for Xbox 360, PS3 revealed

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You can say that id Software does not churn out shovelware – no sir, each project is a labor of love, and their projects take plenty of time to be released into the market simply because of the amount of meticulous work that is put inside. Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake, you name it – all of them are classics in their own right. Well, Rage, the upcoming FPS from id Software, is ready to hit the market on the same day as the iPhone 5 (which is October 4th) in the US, while folks living across the pond will need to wait for another 3 days.

It seems that there is official word from id Software concerning the number of discs and install size of the game both the Xbox 360 and PS3, where the latter will have an easier time with the game as it arrives on a single Blu-ray disc, taking up 8GB of hard drive space during the installation process. Seems huge for a console (computer owners have long gotten past the shock factor), but the benefit you receive in return would be shorter load times during play.

As for Xbox 360 owners, you will have three DVDs to take care of, and even more pain can be expected when you install the game since it takes up to 22GB of space on your Xbox 360. id Software has addressed this issue by letting you install sections at a time if you so desire. Nice to know no disc-swapping is involved since the game was designed in different modules to fit on different discs.

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Panasonic Toughbook Android Tablet Revealed

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Panasonic has revealed its rugged Android tablet. It is a sturdy-looking 10.1? tablet that looks like it can take punishing shocks on every corner, without being knocked out. Panasonic pitches it as a “business tablet”, so it comes with 3G/4G and IT management features, including hardware-level features that could mean “encryption”. It also has handwriting recognition and does not need a stylus, which has been a hallmark of business tablet for so long.In technical terms, this Toughbook Android tablet has a 10.1? (1024×768) display which is optimized for outdoor use on a sunny day. It has two cameras (back/front), although there are no official specifications on those. Inside, Panasonic is using what they describe as a 3G/4G optional module but we don’t know if it’s 4G LTE or HSPA+ (more information about 4G networks). It also comes with a GPS.

Despite being relatively thick, this tablet does not come with a lot of ports: just a dock connector. That said, it’s understandable to some extent, as having more ports could also mean more potential entry points for dirt, water etc… Finally, Panasonic says that its battery life can last for a full-shift, which would imply 8hrs, but this is definitely not clear, so wait for independent reviews. [Panasonic official link]

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LG Marquee pricing and launch date revealed

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Heads up Sprint subscribers, it looks like the LG Marquee has gone official with a price and release date! For those unfamiliar with the device, the LG Marquee is Sprint’s version of the LG Optimus Black, and it is currently being marketed as a “fashionable” handset.

A quick refresher for those who may have forgotten about the handset. The LG Marquee will be sporting a 4” NOVA display while running on a 1GHz processor. It will sport a 5MP rear-facing camera and a 2MP front-facing camera and will be running on Android’s Gingerbread 2.3. Based on the specs, the LG Marquee is more or less a mid-ranged device, but the good news is that it will come with a price tag to match.

The LG Marquee will retail for $100 on contract and if this sounds good to you, pre-orders for the handset will start 20th of September and will run until the 27th of September. If you pre-order the handset it looks like you should be receiving it on the 29th of September, but for those still on the fence, expect the LG Marquee to officially launch on the 2nd of October.

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Acer W14 Windows Phone 7 handset revealed

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Acer has outed an upcoming handset at IFA, but instead of Android it seems that the new handset will be running on Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7.

Not much is known about the device, and based on the photos it does look rather plain and not very eye-catching. Under the hood it sports a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM and 8GB worth of storage, and it will be running on Windows Phone 7’s Mango (obviously). It will also feature a 5MP camera, and will more than likely come with the typical phone offerings such as WiFi, Bluetooth, etc.

We can’t say that the specs are very impressive, which means we’re most likely looking at an entry level WP7 device, which is good for those who are interested in giving WP7 a spin but unwilling to shell out for a more expensive handset.

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