Once upon a time, Sony ruled the console market. The PlayStation®2 system dominated the Microsoft and Nintendo offerings. But in 2005, when new consoles launched, this all quickly changed. The Xbox® 360 took the lead over the PlayStation®3 and the Nintendo Wii™ (for a short time, anyway).…
“Two men enter, one man leaves.” – Aunty Entity – Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome This is the first time in almost ten years that we are getting new gaming consoles. Console development had historically been on a five-year cycle but Microsoft and Sony changed the game (no pun intended) when they…
I don’t have a full account of where people have come from to attend the PAX East conference that is taking place at the Boston Convention Center this weekend, but I do know that there are a lot of them. Last year saw about 70,000 gamers of all ages descend on the East coast, so [...]
As a gamer, I’ve been able to witness the evolution of gaming consoles. The idea of playing video games on your box was the primary driver behind the development of the system. Yet with the advent of apps, Sony and Microsoft have begun to capitalize on this with the inclusion for apps for Netflix,…
“Tis the season” isn’t just a phrased used during the holidays, but for the gaming community, it starts in Boston at the PAX East show. Historically the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco has been the E3 kickoff, but the way the schedule has fallen this year, GDC takes place the…
Up until the release of the current console systems, the gaming community knew to expect a new system every 4-5 years. The evolution of the Xbox® 360, the PlayStation®3 and even the Nintendo® Wii have extended the lifespan of these systems much longer. Add the inclusion of media applications such…
With CES just a few days away, I was hoping to find an update to this cool infographic that highlights the history of the Consumer Electronics Show. Some of you may have seen this before, and I know my brother-in-blogging, Mark Wojtasiak, posted this after last year’s show, but I think it’s…
Tis the season to be a gamer, fa-la-la-la-la, well, you know the rest. Video games make great presents this time of year. While they aren’t “cheap”, thanks to the Nintendo Wii U™ or Kinect for Xbox 360™, they make for great family entertainment. There’s someone special in my life…
Gaming has had a long, fascinating history dating back to the first console, the Magnavox Odyssey, in 1972. By the way, did you know the first computer games appeared back in the 1950’s? Read this quick history of the game OXO. Because they were based around vector displays, they obviously took…
I don’t know how much attention you paid to the recent E3 show earlier this month, but the general consensus was that while it was a good show, people want more. Industry enthusiasts, fans and followers had already gone into the show not expecting to hear about any new console development, but the…
Seagate Intros NAS-targeted Hard Drives, 4TB Flavors Offered – Techgage http://ow.ly/m6ZGA
Need more storage? Here's a great chance to win some for free!
#Cloud pushes for separation between hardware and software - http://ow.ly/m9N76
Integration becomes a prominent #cloud concern - http://ow.ly/m9Noq
True or False?
Seagate Helping Oklahoma City Tornado Recovery Efforts – http://ow.ly/m9NZV #Blogs #OKC
Seagate Slim World's Thinnest Hard Drive #Review - Emily Reviews - http://ow.ly/m6Yho
Why the World Needs the #ManofSteel. Is Superman the greatest superhero ever or an outdated icon of a time long forgotten? – http://ow.ly/m7JvP
Yahoo! lists our Wireless Plus device as part of their "Hot smartphone, tablet add-ons for summer" article -- http://ow.ly/m7fjk #tech
Seagate Slim Portable Hard Drive #Review - A Mom's Take http://ow.ly/m6Sdd #Storage #Data #Blogs
139,364 people like Seagate
©2013 Seagate Technology LLC
