Grand Theft Auto IV - Official Trailer 2

Watch this MOFO!!

Graphic Cards are getting friggin cheap in India!!

Chipset	Model		ZEBRONICS	XFX
PCI – EXPRESS CARD			Rs.	Rs.
NVIDIA	5300	128 MB	1900
NVIDIA	6200LE	256(128)	1900
NVIDIA	6200LE	512(128)		1900
NVIDIA	6200LE	512(256)	2500
NVIDIA	6600	256 MB	2900
NVIDIA	6600GT	256 MB	4100
NVIDIA	6800GE	256 MB	3500
NVIDIA	6500	256 MB	2500
NVIDIA	7100 GS	512(128)	1900	2400
NVIDIA	7100 GS	256 MB	2600	2500
NVIDIA	7200 GS	128 MB	1900
NVIDIA	7200 GS	256 MB	2600
NVIDIA	7300 LE	512(256)	2700	2900
NVIDIA	7300 GS	512(256)	2900	3400
NVIDIA	7300 GS	512 MB	4800
NVIDIA	7300 GT	256 MB	3900	4000
NVIDIA	7300 GT	512 MB	4800	5300
NVIDIA	7600 GS	256 MB	4700	4700
NVIDIA	7600 GS	512 MB	6200	6100
NVIDIA	7600 GT	256 MB	6300	6400
NVIDIA	7900 GS	256 MB	9300	11100
NVIDIA	7900 GS	512 MB	11500
NVIDIA	7900 GT	256 MB		13100
NVIDIA	8500 GT	256 MB	4500	5100
NVIDIA	8500 GT	512 MB	5900	6400
NVIDIA	8600 GT	256 MB	6800	7600
NVIDIA	8600 GT	512 MB	8100
NVIDIA	8600 GTS	256 MB	11900	12900
NVIDIA	8600 GTS	512 MB	14500
NVIDIA	8800 GTS	320 MB	17500	17300
NVIDIA	8800 GTX	768 MB		32500

Klan Poster

Got bored.. thought i'd make a clan poster... which actually came out pretty good...

My new phone!

Got myself the Motoming A1200.The Motorola A1200 (also known as the Ming) is a Linux-based smart phone with 2.4-inch 320x240-pixel touch-screen display. Features on the GSM handset include quad-band world phone support, handwriting recognition, a speakerphone, polyphonic sound, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, an FM radio, a 2-megapixel camera with digital zoom and macro mode, video recording and playback, and a MicroSD card expansion slot. The A1200 measures 3.8 by 2.0 by 0.9 inches and weighs 4.3 ounces.
Its a pretty good phone if you like modding and flashing your phone..Pretty complex phone for the rest. MotorolaFans.com offers pretty good tips for modding this phone..

TurboLinux Wizpy on sale in June!

The TurboLinux Wizpy, a multimedia media player that contains a PC-bootable version of the
Linux operating system, will go on sale worldwide in June.

TurboLinux Inc. designed the device based on its own distribution of Linux and will target the same market overseas as it has done in Japan: early adopters who are curious about using Linux but either don't want to or can't install the operating system.

The Wizpy allows users to carry a complete Linux desktop in their pocket. When plugged into a PC's USB port the user is given the opportunity to boot-up the Linux system that resides in the Wizpy's memory. User settings, passwords and bookmarks can be stored inside the Wizpy, with the desktop set up to the user's preference so that no matter what PC is used to host the Wizpy, the user gets their familiar desktop.

Read more about it in Yahoo! News