Interview with Josh Greer (High definition 3D)
We speak to Josh Greer, CEO of REAL D. Cinemas have had to re-invent the "cinematic experience", following the rise of widescreen LCD/Plasma TVs, High…
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Shack Interviews – The Cinema Strikes Back: High Definition 3D
This week we speak to Joshua Greer, CEO, REAL D. Cinemas have had to re-invent the "cinematic experience", following the rise of widescreen LCD/Plasma TVs,…
PS3 firmware update brings upscaling
A few months back Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios President Phil Harrison promised that upscaling would be introduced for PS3. Well, now it's official.
Telstra under investigation
Telstra is being investigated by Uluru's administrators and the Sydney Opera House Trust after cashing in on the images of Australia's two most famous landmarks.
Video calls on PSP
BT and Sony have signed a deal to add Wi-Fi software capable of messaging, voice and video calls on the PlayStation Portable.
Guest Shack – Manpal Jagpal from HP Australia
This week, we interview Manpal Jagpal, Market Development Manager, Consumer Desktops, HP Australia. Learn more about a new range of PCs and notebooks that deliver…
Ubidays – the ‘new E3 for Europe’
Yves Guillemot kicked off the two-day Ubidays event in Paris yesterday by telling the audience it is Ubisoft's answer to E3 - which the publisher…
Casio details new 12.1 megapixel camera
Casio Electronics has released the world's first 12.1 effective megapixel compact digital camera.
ABC Island destroyed by vandalism
The ABC's prized virtual reality island in the online game Second Life has been devastated in an act of digital vandalism.
EP 382 Quick grabs
Shack news highlights for this week include the French leading the way in the fight against spam, a whole new meaning to the term 'gone…
Shack News Highlights – 22 May 2007
Shack news highlights for this week include the French leading the way in the fight against spam, a whole new meaning to the term 'gone…
80GB PS3 ‘optional’ for other markets
Sony Computer Entertainment has said that the company could release the 80GB PlayStation 3 outside South Korea - but there are currently no plans to…
Dell to release Tablet PC in 2007
No longer sitting on the Tablet sidelines, Dell has finally unveiled plans to release a Tablet PC later this year.
Microsoft banning modded Xbox 360s
Microsoft has started banning modified Xbox 360 consoles from its online Xbox Live service.
Ep 382
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AMD reveals the “Puma”
Last week, US-based Advanced Micro Devices introduced its next-generation Turion notebook platform, designed to compete with Intel's Centrino-branded products.
Animal Logic signs new deal
Sydney visual effects and animation house Animal Logic has signed a co-development deal with the Hollywood studio Warner Bros.
Starcraft 2 is coming!
It's official - Blizzard finally unveiled their secret announcement in Korea, StarCraft 2, a sequel to their much-loved RTS franchise.
Links for Episode 382 (airing from Wednesday 23/5)
The Neuros OSD - an open source media hub that can play and record to just about anything. Underware Design - currently hosting a game…
John Woo’s Stranglehold bundles in extra film
John Woo's upcoming Stranglehold game for the Sony PlayStation 3, will also bundle in a full-length remastered high-def version of the 1992 film Hard Boiled.
Microsoft: HD-DVD is the way of the future
With rumors suggesting Microsoft will support Blu-ray in the future, the company has confirmed it has "absolutely no plans" to support any other optical formats.
V-Tech game outrage
A flash game depicting the the recent shootings in the US has been condemned by bloggers worldwide and Communications Minister Senator Helen Coonan.
Halo 3 beta suffers glitch
One of the most anticipated betas of all time, Halo 3, has suffered a few technical problems.
Hospital uses Wii for brain rehab
A Canadian hospital has started using the console to help patients with brain rehab and motor skills.
