Yesterday, we went out to buy a second hand mobile phone for myself. Since I don't have enough budget, I've decided to look for a cheap yet good camera phone. I've been choosing between Motorola V3 and Motorola W375. Of course, in terms of specs, Motorola v3 has an edge. And yes, the color (Pink) was a plus too. I've had a hard time choosing which mobile phone I'd get for myself as I was really in love with the pink Moto V3 (regardless of some fades and scratches on the flip side). I asked for my sister's opinion and she said that I should get the W375 instead since it's working perfectly and still looks new. I was kind of disappointed with my decision but better safe than sorry, right?.
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Nokia N81

Dad just bought my little sister a new Nokia N81gb mobile phone. It has an 8 gb built-in memory which can be used for true mobile music and video experience. It boasts a two-megapixel camera and camcorder that ables you to capture still photos up to 1600 x 1200x. My dad got me the N82 and I'm loving all its cool features!
Other features:
WLAN connectivity
Stereo FM Radio
Bluetooth
Wap 2.0
GPS- Nokia Maps
Access to Nokia Music Store
Built-in digital music player with playlist management, media keys
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Video Games Time Line
Posted on 12:56 PMby Gracie with No comments
Video Game Time Line:
1962- Spacewar, played on an early microcomputer, is the first interactive video game.
1974- Atari’s Pong, one of the first home video games, has “paddles” to hit a white dot back and forth on-screen.
1980- Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Asteroids
1985- Super Mario Bros
1987- The video game Legend of Zelda was released.
1989- Handheld video game, Game Boy came out in the market
1996- Nintendo 64
2000- Sony PlayStation 2
2001- Nintendo GameCube and Microsoft’s Xbox
2005- Sony PSP
2006- Nintendo Wii
1962- Spacewar, played on an early microcomputer, is the first interactive video game.
1974- Atari’s Pong, one of the first home video games, has “paddles” to hit a white dot back and forth on-screen.
1980- Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Asteroids
1985- Super Mario Bros
1987- The video game Legend of Zelda was released.
1989- Handheld video game, Game Boy came out in the market
1996- Nintendo 64
2000- Sony PlayStation 2
2001- Nintendo GameCube and Microsoft’s Xbox
2005- Sony PSP
2006- Nintendo Wii
The games back in the 90's were awesome! I've owned a family computer and Mario Brothers and Pacman were the games that I've usually played with my big brother.
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