[From JDiel] TamsPalm talks about how to get Nintendo GameBoy Color games running on your Palm device. Read it I know some of you will find it useful. “From the moment that I got my Treo 600, I wanted to play Nintendo GameBoy Color games on it. The OMAP CPU should be more than strong enough for the average gameboy game, and the 3 MEGs of RAM should also suffice. Getting the games running was a bit tricky – here is how I did it….”
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[From Eric Mann] Take a look at the new Xplore M70 PDA Phone which is a Palm OS smartphone. All new Xplore M70, especially designed for the business professional like you! No matter where you are and when time it is, you will never miss any important email from your partners, because of the Push Email function inside there!

Features

* Tri band: GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900MHz
* Palm OS® 5.4 Garnet
* Display: 260K Color, 2.2” TFT 176 x 220 pixels, touch screen
* Push Email
* One touch Email function
* Bluetooth communication and synchronization
* SMS Alarm
* Video Caller Display
* Full screen Chinese and English handwriting input
* 1.3 mega pixels CMOS camera, with digital zoom function
* Video recording and playback (support MPEG 4 and 3GPP format)
* MP3 ringtone and playback
* 40 poly ringtone, support MIDI and MP3 format
* Email support (POP3, SMTP) with viewing and editing attachment function (in conjunction with application software)
* Support GPRS Class 10/ xHTML/ WAP 2.0/ MMS/ SMS
* External SD card expansion slot
* Bluetooth, Infrared and USB connectivity
* Exciting Palm games
* Network dependent features may require relevant subscription service

Accessories

* Li-Polymer battery
* Traveller adaptor
* Stylus
* Handsfree
* USB sync cable
* Download software

Specification

* Processor : ARM 9
* Dimension : 109 x 50 x 23.7 mm
* Weight : 131g
* Talk time : Up to 240 mins*
* Standby time: Up to 170 hrs*
* Subject to local network service and usage conditions
Specification, accessories, features and download content are subject to change without prior notice

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AC Schnitzer has unveiled a new “Tension” kit for the BMW 6-series/M6. Featuring “new air intakes, revised front and rear aprons, a rear carbon diffuser, a stainless steel twin exhaust system, custom wheels, a two-tone paint scheme, and a custom trunk lid. ” More pictures after the jump

For the 6-Series, a choice of 367 and 411 horsepower engines are offered. No changes are made to the M6’s engine, but brakes are upgraded for increased stopping power

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They’re mostly total yawners, but Princeton has a new lineup of decently priced LCDs due in Japan later this month. The only monitor of particular note is their new PTFWHF-19W widescreen 19-incher, which sports a 1,440 x 900 resolution, 5ms response time, 300 nits of brightness and a 700:1 contrast ratio. There’s also a built-in speaker and DVI port, but that’s about as exciting as it gets. The PTFWHE-17 follows up with 17-inches at 1,280 x 1,024 res, but a lame 12ms response time, while the PTFWHE-15 makes do with an XGA resolution, 250 nits of brightness and 8ms response times. At least the prices are a bit more fun, since the LCDs go for 34,800 Yen ($295 US), 25,800 Yen ($219 US) and 24,800 ($210 US) respectively. Oh, and in case you hadn’t noticed, you get your pick of white or black, so choose wisely, friend.

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You’d think they’d have enough of these HD LCDs of theirs to be getting on with by now, but JVC Victor just can’t seem to resist another size/res combo if afforded to them, and we can’t really complain when they’re dropping 1,920 x 1,080 displays like this. Their new 42-inch LT-42LH800 and 37-inch LT-37LH800 HDTVs have plenty to love under the hood, including 500 nits of brightness, 14-bit “GENESSA” processing and that lovable “MaxxBass” spec that JVC is so fond of. Plugs are aplenty as well, with dual HDMI, a single D4 plug, component, i.LINK, Ethernet and optical audio out. The prices aren’t quite so fun, but 450,000 Yen ($3,815 US) and 350,000 Yen ($2,967 US) aren’t terrible pricetags for some 42-inch and 37-inch displays with this kind of spec love. Both displays should be out in early November.

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