Portray Simple Pleasure on your PSP
(ContentDesk) December 1, 2005 -- The image most people have of computer game enthusiasts is of a teenager who spends all his time in his bedroom. This stereotype could soon be a thing of the past as a growing army of commuters are being spotted travelling and playing Sonys new handheld games PSP console.
The device not only allows you to play games on a widescreen 4.3 inch screen but also enjoy podcasts, videoblogs, music files, read ebooks and play videos. The pocketsize media players are the must have present for urban commuters this Christmas. There are often tedious delays in a commuters existence, so escape is sorely needed.
I love my Chillart film - its the perfect way for me to relax, said James Fox, Lawyer from London. This younger, affluent demographic of gamers have limited content available for their PSP-time, so we were delighted to work with Chris Parry from 24-7 DVD Ltd to create a moment of respite for these content-hungry commuters, said Natascha McQueen, Creator of ChillArt. Our market has grown over the last 6 months across the globe, with an increase of traffic and sales through our website of 70% which clearly demonstrates the appetite for this kind of entertainment. MultiMedia Consultant Chris Parry comments on the phenomenon of free downloadable video content for the PSP: "New PSP owners have been scrambling to get hold of free downloadable PSP content. You can get anything from Anime magazines to chill out music with images for commuters. The surprising thing is the lack of content targeted directly at the slightly older demographic who are also buying PSPs. This gap in the market is now being filled by more sophisticated content such as ChillArt which has been created for young professionals."ChillArt Ltd.
produces the worlds best selling plasma art DVDs and has created a sensual audiovisual experience for the 21st century. This cool DVD collection of original films from around the world are matched with equally original chillout music. ChillArt is already airing daily on American TV and playing in the uber-grooviest venues in London, Europe and beyond. Its now in homes as "video art" on flat screen plasma TV's, in the chillout rooms of nightclubs, in designer hotels and the coolest funkiest bars worldwide. The ChillArt DVD collection, each feature 14 films to provide the perfect visual and musical escape from hectic schedules and the reality of modern life.
The DVD collection is only from the ChillArt Website..
Insurance ? how much are your household contents worth
Household content insurance is something that most people take out after a very quick 'guestimation' of the value of their entire possessions, generally erring on the lower side in an effort to reduce premiums. According to a study by the Centre for Economic and Business Research, which is cited by Motley Fool, the typical household's contents are worth around ?44,500, but most people only have an insured sum of ?35,000. This is a difference of ?9,500 and represents a 21% under-valuation, and is therefore classified as being under-insured.
At first this does not seem to be much of a problem: unless everything you owned were to be lost in one go, leaving you out of pocket, it would be possible to still claim for up to ?35,000 if something less dramatic happened. On the face of it, this seems reasonable, but this is not how most insurers work. In order to prevent people underinsuring and then claiming for any items up to the ?35,000 value even...
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Plasma TV The Price Goes Down
Plasma TV has become an important part of television technology. Over the past few years, there have been several major advances in the industry, including the plasma TV. As with any major technology advances, the plasma TV is quickly becoming more affordable - good news for the consumer.There are several reasons the price of the plasma TV is becoming more affordable. The first is the same reason that most technologies come down in price - the fact that the technology becomes more widely understood and available. As more manufacturers go into business to make the product, the competition naturally gets more intense and prices go down.
Remember that the manufacturers of those first units are trying to recoup the cost of research and development. That makes the product - in this case the plasma TV - more expensive for the consumer. After the technology is slightly older, the companies who manufacture are no longer trying to recover those costs so they can sell the products cheaper....
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March Plasma Systems Receives United States Patent Number 6,852,169 for Apparatus and Methods for Processing Optical Fibers with a Plasma
Concord, CA (ContentDesk) December 5, 2005 -- Building on over 20 years of continuous plasma technology innovation, March Plasma Systems announced today that it has been awarded a United States Patent for Apparatus and Methods for Processing Optical Fibers with a Plasma, U.S. Patent Number 6,852,169.
March has always been a technology-driven company, said James Getty, Director of Applications at March Plasma Systems. Our technology gives us a competitive edge in the marketplace with our advanced plasma processes and processing equipment.
Being awarded another U.S.
patent for our plasma expertise is a great honor for March.
The technology described in this patent can be found in many of the products offered by March Plasma Systems, including the award-winning FlexTRAK" plasma processing system.
The FlexTRAK" system can be used for a large number of plasma processing applications, including treatment of optoelectronic, microelectronic, and...
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The National Computer Rental Association (NCRA) Announces Name Change at Annual Conference
The National Computer Rental Association (http://www.NCRA.net) started out as a US based organization in 1998. Three Canadian companies joined the organization in 1999 and 2000.
A third country was added to the association when a computer rental company from the UK became a member.Over the past several years, the NCRA had struggled to come up with a name change that more accurately reflected the NCRA's international and technology expansions.The decision to change the association name was made at the latest annual conference held in Miami, Florida, USA held January 5th through January 9th, 2005. NCRA President Gene Altman of Computer Rentals of America presided over the vote that was handled by NCRA Secretary Eric Sambold of Mad Computing in San Diego, California, USA. Other board members present were NCRA Treasurer Bill Spiller of National Rent-A-Computer, Member at Large Julian Sandler of Rent-A-PC and NCRA Vice President Stephen...
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Sony LCD Projection TVs: Big News, Big Headache
New York City, New York (ContentDesk) April 20, 2006 -- Rear-projection screens have received rave reviews recently as a less-expensive alternative to flat screen TVs or plasma TVs. These rear-projection TVs still have a large sticker price, up to $3000, but many consumers complain that the screen quality and technology is not as advanced.Consumers that have been convinced to buy the new product on the block are complaining that their Sony-brand rear projection TVs do not have stellar performance. Consumers have complained that their Sony LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TVs have screen malfunctions and buzzing noises. Allegedly, some say the large (41 inch plus) screen becomes pixelated or bleeds, some have problems with buzzing sounds, other have problems with the lamp/bulb or the TV turning on. A law firm is investigating a potential class action lawsuit against Sony on behalf of consumers who purchased certain rear projection LCD television sets (RPTV).
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Record $13,500 Online Bingo Prizes Available in May
CyberBingo Corporation (www.cyberbingo.com), a recognized leader in the online bingo industry and the longest running online bingo site, is launching new bingo games during the month of May that will include two opportunities to win Guaranteed $13,500 and two $10,600 jackpots. Played each Saturday in May, these high-paying guaranteed bingo games are comprised of three parts giving players three chances to collect large jackpots.
The first of the $13,500 games will be played on Saturday, May 7, commemorating Mother's Day.
The second $13,500 guaranteed game will be played on May 21 and popular $10,600 bingo games will play on May 14 and May 28.
According to CyberBingo Marketing Director, Aidan Bailey, "We have consistently raised the bar in online bingo.
Beginning with our state-of-the-art easy to play bingo software and now with our unprecedented Top of the Week $10,600 guaranteed bingo games. Our...
Record $13,500 Online Bingo Prizes Available in May
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