>Megaman Online – First Trailer

> Yet another epic SEGA / Capcom hero, Megaman, comes to the online playgrounds.

>Megaman Online – First Trailer

> Yet another epic SEGA / Capcom hero, Megaman, comes to the online playgrounds.

>MOLESKINE Notebook Prep Preparing a new book for first use Journal art writing sketches hack suziblu

> Moleskine Blog/Vlog MoleNote.com How to prepare a brand new MOLESKINE® book for 1st use ~ ~ don’t just jump right in there and start writing stuff ~ you can start off with ~quality control sticker on inside of file pocket ~Fill in your details + reward for lost and found ~Name/ abbreviation of use for the book on spine or pages ~Number every second page ~The End ~ now start using it !! Post a comment / video responce: what is the 1st things you do with a MOLESKINE® notebook? Do you do anything differently? all video responses auto-accept – feel free~ There are lots of uses for these iconic books, but I always do these things ~ my new prep ritual ~ ^__^ Random blog post: My GTD implementation: http://www.molenote.com RE: Art Journal Workshops With Suzi Blu: Moleskine Journals

>iMac 27" Setup and First Boot

> Here is an old video of me unboxing (sort of) my Apple iMac 27 inch, and first booting it up. Setup is included as well. Please Note: This video has been transferred from my old account, and the camera I used is very old, so I am sorry about the quality. Enjoy!

>ASUS N61JQ-A1 Core i7 Light Gaming 16" Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> Today I take a quick look at an ASUS notebook that features top of the line performance in a 16″ form factor, and doesn’t skimp on the video power

>How To Download From Sims2- FIRST VIDEO!!!

> ►Go to sims2.com ►In The Top List Of Options go To The Last image which should be an ambulance ►click it ►under Technical Support Should Be: :: Technical and Gameplay Answers :: How to Product Register your game :: Minimum Specifications :: Windows Vista FAQ Click How to Product register Your Game ►Click THe EA.com link ►Follow The Instructions THat is How to Register/product register Your game

>ASUS G73JH-A2 Core i7 Radeon HD 5870 Gaming Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> This notebook has it all. It’s got good looks, good build quality, and it’s one of the most powerful on the market!

>imac g5 first boot

> the first boot of the imac!

>CNET First Look: Dell Inspiron Duo

> REVIEW FROM CNET: Unlike traditional convertible tablets, which have screens that rotate 180 degrees horizontally, the Inspiron Duo screen flips 180 degrees vertically–hinged in the middle of the lid. When the screen is flipped over and the lid closed, the system launches a touch-friendly interface for interacting with photos, videos, and music (and returns to the basic Windows desktop when the transformation is reversed). The flipping motion worked well on our demo unit, although the hinge felt a little loose. You have to take care to turn the screen only in the correct direction, essentially pushing the top of the screen back through the lid. Also, the screen occasionally collided with the keyboard with an audible thunk if we weren’t careful about opening the laptop body wide enough for proper clearance. The touch interface has large, finger-friendly icons for photos, video, e-books, a paint program, and more. But the response time when launching tablet-based apps was painfully slow. Thanks to a Broadcom HD chip, video playback was smooth after the first few jittery seconds, but the photo gallery program’s pinch-to-zoom function was sluggish. The interfaces for the different parts of this media hub, however, are pleasingly clean and simple. With zippier hardware it could be a solid multimedia product, and the built-in speakers were surprisingly loud–good enough, at least, for movie playback to a small audience. But even better-sounding was the optional JBL speaker …

>CNET First Look: Dell Inspiron Duo

> REVIEW FROM CNET: Unlike traditional convertible tablets, which have screens that rotate 180 degrees horizontally, the Inspiron Duo screen flips 180 degrees vertically–hinged in the middle of the lid. When the screen is flipped over and the lid closed, the system launches a touch-friendly interface for interacting with photos, videos, and music (and returns to the basic Windows desktop when the transformation is reversed). The flipping motion worked well on our demo unit, although the hinge felt a little loose. You have to take care to turn the screen only in the correct direction, essentially pushing the top of the screen back through the lid. Also, the screen occasionally collided with the keyboard with an audible thunk if we weren’t careful about opening the laptop body wide enough for proper clearance. The touch interface has large, finger-friendly icons for photos, video, e-books, a paint program, and more. But the response time when launching tablet-based apps was painfully slow. Thanks to a Broadcom HD chip, video playback was smooth after the first few jittery seconds, but the photo gallery program’s pinch-to-zoom function was sluggish. The interfaces for the different parts of this media hub, however, are pleasingly clean and simple. With zippier hardware it could be a solid multimedia product, and the built-in speakers were surprisingly loud–good enough, at least, for movie playback to a small audience. But even better-sounding was the optional JBL speaker …