Gizmos Robocop Game Tarnishes Titus Legacy
The Washington Post reviews a poorly converted RoboCop game by Titus Entertainment for Xbox, originally PS2 in development, critiquing clunky combat, repetitive level design, and comically bad voice acting in Delta City.
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Carnegie Mellon develops RADAR virtual secretary system
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are building a virtual secretary named RADAR Reflective Agents with Distributed Adaptive Reasoning. The software will schedule meetings write reports and manage email to boost human boss productivity. It uses machine learning human computer interaction natural language processing and behavioral studies of managers.
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Binoculars Meet Digital Camera in ImageView Device
Bushnell introduces the ImageView 10X binoculars with an integrated 8X camera, designed for wildlife and sports watching. It uses two AAA batteries, stores up to 64 MB of images, offers high and low resolution modes, and lacks a built in flash. Available via 1 800 423 3537 or bushnell.com.
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Motion Computing M1300 Tablet PC Review in Sweden
AP business writer TOCKHOLM tests Motion Computing M1300 in Sweden noting its 12.1 inch display 256 MB RAM 20 GB hard drive 900 MHz Pentium M and 3 pound weight. It offers built in Wi Fi USB keyboard stylus handwriting input four hour battery life and Streets Trips 2003 atlas with strong on the go software potential.
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Prairie district buys 25 Tablet PCs for administrators
College Community School District known as Prairie spends about 67500 dollars on 25 Compaq Tablet PC TC1000s for administrators and teachers. The district scales access to student data and professional development via a wireless intranet.
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Game Boy Player brings Game Boy games to GameCube
The Game Boy Player attaches to the bottom of the GameCube and lets you run Game Boy titles on the Cube. It supports broadband and dial up adapters, offers near full screen with pixelation, and improves sound when connected to a home theater. Compatible with GBA as controller or standard GameCube controllers, including WaveBird. It costs 49 dollars or is free with a GameCube purchase.
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Dallas Morning News
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Saving embedded images in rich content emails explained
Reader explains why images render as small placeholders and offers a fix to save low resolution copies. The note also advises attaching full images for proper sharing and mentions adjusting Word recent documents settings to clear or expand history. Jim Coates contact details are provided for Tribune inquiries.
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