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I'm posting here some of the most famous mobile games...
Starting with these two top played ones...
1)Platinum Sudoko
2)Prince Of Persia-Two Thrones


Platinum Sudoko

Platinum Sudoku is the most complete mobile phone version of today's hottest puzzle game. With 640,000 available grids and five levels of difficulty, there's virtually no limit to the fun


* The ultimate mobile Sudoku: lots of available game options, the ability to customize entire grids, an intuitive interface, and graphics completely designed for mobile phones.

* A perfect game for anyone: quick pick-up-and-play, a tutorial for beginners, tips during the game, an alert system to avoid mistakes, and more.

* Solver and custom puzzle modes, plus an exclusive game mode: Sudoku X!

* Long-lasting fun: more than 640,000 Sudoku puzzles and five levels of difficulty from easy to professional!






Prince Of Persia -Two Thrones




You're the Prince in the final episode of the Prince of Persia trilogy, taking you straight, through its 7 levels, into the heart of mythical Babylon where you'll have to save the townspeople and recapture the throne of the empire. Hunt down the Vizier to his ornate Eastern-style palace and rescue the captivating Babylonian women, all while fending off the countless enemies who will stand in your way.

The new Stealth Kill system will let you get rid of them with a single quick, sneaky maneuver. You'll also get to tackle them face to face thanks to combos and impressive finishes. While you're in the legendary hanging gardens, you'll admire the waterfalls and lush vegetation...if you have the time!

The mobile phone adaptation of the long-awaited new chapter from the Prince of Persia saga!

Easy handling and intuitive controls let you perform unbelievable moves: spectacular acrobatics, sneak attacks, and much more.

Play two different characters of the Prince and his evil alter ego, the Dark Prince, each with his own combat style and weapons of choice.

High-speed chariot races give you a totally new type of gameplay.



Download from here..

HP recently updated their popular notebook to Tablet PC convertible, the tx1000. Welcome the tx2000 Tablet PC. It has the same design as its predecessor, but now has an active digitizer and touchscreen. We were lucky enough to get our hands on one and bring you this first look review. I have to say I am quite impressed with this 12.1-inch tablet. We received a pre-production unit too and it's still near perfect.

The HP tx2000. (view large image)

HP tx2000 Tablet PC specs:

• AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual Core processor TL-66 2.3GHz
• Up to 4GB DDR2 RAM (review unit had 2GB)
• Nvidia GeForce Go 6150 graphics
• Hard drive options of 120GB, 160GB or 250GB
• 12.1" WXGA touchscreen display with built in digitizer (1280x800 resolution)
• LightScribe Super Multi or Super Multi 8X DVD+/-R/RW
• Windows Vista Home, Business or Ultimate OS
• Integrated 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• 802.11a/b/g/n with Bluetooth
• ExpressCard Slot
• 3 x USB ports
• 2 x headphone out and one microphone-in
• VGA-15 pin
• TV-Out S-video
• RJ-11 and RJ-45
• Notebook Expansion port 3
• 2 x Consumer IR
• Battery: 4-cell or 6-cell Lithium-Ion
• Weight: 4.3 pounds with weightsaver and 4-cell battery
• Dimensions: 8.82"(L) x 12.05"(W) x 1.23"(H)

The XO-1, previously known as the $100 Laptop or Children's Machine, is an inexpensive laptop computer intended to be distributed to children in developing countries around the world,[1] to provide them with access to knowledge. The laptop is developed by the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) social welfare organization.

Intentionally omitted features

In keeping with its goals of robustness and low power consumption, the design of the laptop intentionally omits all motor-driven moving parts; it has no hard drive, no optical (CD/DVD) media, no floppy drives and no fans. An ATA interface is unnecessary due to the lack of hard drive. There is also no PC card slot, although an SD slot is available.

Printers, hard disks, CD drives, DVD drives, USB drives, and many other peripherals can be connected via the USB ports. Further expansion is available through an internal SD card slot.

A built-in hand-crank generator, making it self-powered equipment, was part of the original design, but Negroponte stated at a 2006 LinuxWorld talk that it was no longer integrated into the laptop itself, but optionally available as a hand- or foot-operated generator built into a separate power unit.[11 More Videos and related stuff here.. A brief view at the WIKIPEDIA page.. The Hardware Specificatiosns as of Nov2007 are: he hardware specifications as of November 2007 are:^[9] Full resolution‎ (2,000 × 2,544 pixels, file size: 622 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)

• CPU: 433 MHz AMD Geode LX-700 at 0.8 Watts, with integrated graphics controller


• 
  1200×900 7.5 inch diagonal LCD (200 dpi) that uses 0.1 to 1.0 Watts depending on mode. The two modes are:
  
  
  
  • Reflective (backlight off) monochrome mode for low-power use in sunlight. This mode provides very sharp images for high-quality text.
  
  
  • Backlit color mode, with an effective 800×600 resolution that is asymmetrically reduced in complicated ways. See below for details.
  
  
  
  


• 256 MB of Dual (DDR266) 133 MHz DRAM (in 2006 the specification called for only 128 MB of RAM^[10])


• 1024 KB (1 MB) flash ROM with open-source Open Firmware


• 1024 MB of SLC NAND flash memory (in 2006 the specifications called for only 512 MB of flash memory^[11])


• Internal SD card slot^[12]


• Wireless networking using an “Extended Range” 802.11b/g and 802.11s (mesh) Marvell 8388 wireless chip, chosen due to its ability to autonomously forward packets in the mesh even if the CPU is powered off. When connected in a mesh, it is run at a low bitrate (2 Mbit/s) to minimize power consumption. Despite the wireless chip's minimalism, it supports WPA.^[13] An ARM processor is included.


• Dual adjustable antennas for diversity reception.


• Water-resistant membrane keyboard, customized to the locale in which it will be distributed.^[14] The multiplication and division symbols are included.


• Dual five-key cursor-control pads; four directional keys plus Enter


• Touchpad for mouse control and handwriting input


• Built-in color camera, to the right of the display, VGA resolution (640×480)


• Built-in stereo speakers


• Built-in microphone


• Audio based on the AC97 codec, with jacks for external stereo speakers and microphones, Line-out, and Mic-in


• 3 external USB 2.0 ports.


• 
  Power sources:
  
  
  
  • DC input, ±11–18 V, maximum 15W power draw
  
  
  • 5-cell rechargeable NiMH battery pack, 3000 mAh minimum 3050 mAh typical 80% usable, charge at 0…45°C
  
  
  • 2-cell rechargeable LiFePO₄ battery pack, 2800 mAh minimum 2900 mAh typical 100% usable, charge at 0…60°C
  
  
  • 4-cell rechargeable LiFePO₄ battery pack, 3100 mAh minimum 3150 mAh typical 100% usable, charge at -10…50°C
  
  
  • External manual power options include a pull-string generator designed by Potenco
  
  
  
  

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