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PS4 and controller without any bundle is $399 - see IGN's PlayStation 4 Price and Bundles As far as I've been able to work out, the PS4 CPU looks to be two quad core AMD Jaguar processors at 1.6GHz tied with something roughly like a Radeon HD 7870, talking to 8GB of GDDR5. To my mind, that...

If it's Photoshop CC, then I've heard ppl have had problems due to a Wine issue. Older versions should generally be fine though.

Based on IFixit's teardown , it looks like the following components. Component $ Newegg CNPS 2X Mini ITX CPU cooler 29.99 Intel Core i5-3570 209.99 Asrock Z87E-ITX mobo 129.99 Ballistix Sport 8GB DDR3 (x2) 129.99 Zotac GeFore GTX 780 3GB 499.99 Seagate...

Although with a 21" monitor at the normal distance you have, you'd not need such a high resolution unless you held it the same distance as a phone away!

Well, Google's Nexus 10 has a display that's 2560×1600 pixels, which is somewhat higher than 1920x1080!

CPU and GPU wise it'll be in the same league as the BlackBerry Playbook (Non 4G), Samsung Galaxy S II, Amazon Kindle Fire. That's because they all use the OMAP 4430...

Looks very interesting!

Is it worth writing up a comparison Danrok? Especially given the Linux focus or lack of it of a provider! LoveFilm is Amazon UK's instant video arm.

RC4 has known issues, including biases, which seriously undermine its usability. On the other hand, ppl are making guestimates as to what has actually happened.

Alas, the latest Steam survey shows that less than 1% of steam users are using Linux. :( Adding up the various Linux distros leads to a figure of just 0.93%, with almost all distros dropping percentage points.

I can think of a few - like Everquest UFC 2009 Undisputed Call of Duty Halo Reach Tekken Revolution Everquest II Defense of the Ancients MechWarrior Online Team Fortress Mann Up WWE '12 Heroes of Newerth Spartacus Legends Assassin's Creed Smite Spiral Knights. Pretty much games where...

So, do we need put together a compatibility list that includes newer versions of Wine?

There's a howto here: http://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/HOWTO Probably not a useful answer though.

Engine failures are not supposed to be dramatic! There's a lot of work to try to ensure even under the worst case situation really bad things don't happen. If you trawl youtube for "Blade off" you can see some of the testing that done on gas turbines. Wonder what event caused the compressor to...

In which case, you probably purchased it at over the odds, as my experience with CEX seem to be fairly poor in the pricing for pre-loved stuff.

That's one way of recalcuating prices. If you look at it based on the launch cost as a percentage of the average wage, it's a slightly different story in terms of pricing. I've calculated the costs based on the percentage of the average living cost of the launch year, and recalulated based on...

Are you using a nightly branch of Firefox? If not, you're probably dropping a big chunk of your potential performance.

One thing that came to mind - are you using the standard firefox that came with your distro, or are you using a nightly build? The nightly builds are less stable, but about twice as fast for Epic Citadel! They can be found at http://nightly.mozilla.org/

This is on Firefox on my Win7 box, which has a bottom of the line GeForce 310 graphics card...