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Luxor 3 Full version

Unlimited Play
Over 140 Exciting Levels
Seven Challenging Gameplay Modes
Upgradeable Power-Ups
Loads of New Features

One of the most addictive games of all time is back - and you won't believe your eyes! The epic battle between the gods of ancient Egypt comes to a head in more than 140 levels of exciting action-puzzle fun! Use your mystical winged scarab to shoot and destroy the approaching magical spheres before they reach the pyramids at the end of their path. Utilize reflectors to make nearly impossible matches, make three matches in a row to release supernatural power-ups, and collect Ankh coins to use for purchasing vital upgrades. Featuring seven gameplay modes (including five new ones!), loads of new features, and stunning full-screen graphics, Luxor 3 is an engaging adventure for your brain!

System Requirements- Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 2000
- 700 MHz Pentium 3 or equivalent
- 256MB RAM
- DirectX
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AirStrike 3D Full Version Free

You alone have the skill to fly the most advanced helicopters in the skies today. You alone have the ability to guide their awesome firepower to its target. You alone are the hope of a nation. It won't be easy - varying landscapes, the darkness of night, and mighty defenses lie ahead. But, prove your worth and you'll be rewarded with powerful new helicopters and crushing new weapons. An intense, action-packed experience, AirStrike 3D will leave you either begging for mercy, or asking for more.

System Requirements

- Windows 2000/Windows Vista/Windows ME/Windows 98/Windows XP
- 300 MHz Pentium or equivalent
- 64MB RAM
- DirectX

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Around the World in 80 Days Full Version Free

Travel around the world in this colorful game inspired by Jules Verne's classic novel! Arrange game pieces into matching groups of three or more across four continents in a spectacular adventure on land, sea, and air! No one believes famed English daredevil Phileas Fogg and his loyal servant Passepartout can really go around the world in 80 days. Prove the doubters wrong in more than 80 levels of puzzling fun! Featuring a fabulous storyline, gorgeous full-screen graphics, and a bonus, animated, screensaver, Around the World in 80 Days is a first class trip!

System Requirements

- Windows 98/Windows 2000/Windows Vista/Windows ME/Windows XP
- 500 MHz Pentium 3 or equivalent
- 128MB RAM
- DirectX 8.0

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Plants Vs Zombie Full Version from popcaps

Get ready to soil your plants in an all-new action-strategy game from PopCap! A mob of fun-loving zombies is about to invade your home, and your only defense is an arsenal of 49 zombie-zapping plants. Use peashooters, wall-nuts, cherry bombs and more to mulchify 26 types of zombies before they can reach your front door.
Each zombie has its own special skills, so you’ll need to think fast and plant faster to combat them all. But be careful how you use your limited supply of greens and seeds… as you battle the fun-dead, obstacles like a setting sun, creeping fog and a swimming pool add to the challenge. And with five game modes to dig into, the fun never dies!

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

*OS:** Windows 2000/XP/Vista
Processor: 1.2+GHz
Memory (RAM): 512+MB
Free Hard Drive Space: 65+MB
DirectX Version: 8 or later
Sound: DirectX-compatible
Video: DirectX-compatible; 128+MB
Color Quality: 16-bit or 32-bit color mode (256 colors may not work)
Controls: Keyboard and mouse

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Intense racing 2

Car and Racing Game

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Zuma Deluxe ( star wars Edition)

Zuma Deluxe Star Wars Edition
Zuma Deluxe but with a Star Wars Twist. Great for the Star Wars Fan!

Features include:
3D accelerated graphics and effects
Discover new realms in Adventure mode
Test your skills with Gauntlet mode
Stunning sounds!

Before playing, be sure that the 3-D Hardware Acceleration is set to 'ON' in the game options.

System Requirements:
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP
350 MHz CPU
128MB RAM
DirectX 7.0

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Detektor Pencari Wifi / hotspot Gratisan

I know a wi-fi detector would have been handy during the hField wi-fi extender review. As I was driving through my business complex looking for signal, I found it oddly ridiculous to have my laptop booted up on the front seat of my car.
The USB Fever wi-fi detector is a simple, cheep gadget where a click of a button can detect wireless hot spots. With 4 LED lights to communicate signal strength, you can spot the best signal in seconds.

The wi-fi detector has a 300 foot range and detects 802.11b and 802.11g bands. The only downfall I see, and this could be a big one, is the wi-fi detector doesn’t indicate if the network is secure. I’d hate to power up the laptop, take valuable battery juice, just to find it’s a secure network.
However, for $13 bucks, not a bad gadget for the bag.

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19 Really Cool Gadgets for Your Office or Cubicle

Newton’s USB Cradle

A new take on an old office classic, the USB Newton’s Cradle from Boynq gracefully suspends 4 USB cables aloft like the classic Newton’s cradle, affording you great functionality in a slick form factor.
The Stealth Switch - Tap It With Your Foot To Hide Your Games or MySpace Windows At Work
What fun would work be without a little procrastination? This foot pedal attaches to your Windows machine and sits on the floor while you play your games or browse around, carefully avoiding your work. If the boss walks into the room, simply stomp the pedal and it will hide your troublesome open windows! You can snag one now for $39.95.
Nappak - Portable Sleeping Cube

A well rested employee is a productive employee. Either that or they’re just lazy! Either way, this portable sleeping cube dubbed the Nappak is sure to provide some peaceful office Z’s for those who need it. Hey, it works for Google!
USB Coffee Warmer
Technological convergence can be a great thing. For those of you who require their caffeine fix, this little USB-powered hot plate is your newest best friend. While it won’t bring your cup o’ joe (or favorite tea) to a bubbling boil, it will keep it nice and warm around 104° F right next to your computer!
Carpet Skates

These were too funny not to include! Just slip these guys over your shoes and their sheer surfaces will reduce the friction enough to allow you to glide at blinding speed across your office carpet! Late for that 3 o’clock meeting on the other side of the floor? No problem any more! Note: Speed skating/ninja suit not included, though strange glances from your coworkers are something you’ll be sure to attract. (Of course, you’re productivity will probably skyrocket as well, so you’ll have the last laugh at your mid-year review!)

USB Beverage Chiller
USB ports are a great thing and should be put to use! Maybe the beverage warmer above isn’t your, ahem, cup of tea. In that case, why not cool down with this USB Beverage Chiller. It’s guaranteed to keep your favorite drink at a nice, frosty 45° F.
Optimus Popularis - A Keyboard With LCD Keys
After a long period if use, the standard office keyboard can become a pretty boring thing to look at. Well you can just get this guy and you will have the hottest keyboard in your office. Each key on this keyboard is actually and LCD screen and it allows you to customize each one to fit your preferences.
myKey0 Keyboard and Stash Box
Maybe cleanliness isn’t your primary concern when it comes to picking a keyboard. But perhaps the office is a bit cramped? No worries, the myKey0 Keyboard comes with an added tray underneath for easy storage of all your desktop essentials.
Babble Voice Privacy - Stops Eavesdroppers
An interesting concept for sure, the Babble Voice Privacy system is comprised of a base unit and two speakers which emit a prerecorded track and white noise, to cancel out your confidential conversations that the overeager ears of your coworkers wish to eavesdrop on.
USB Tape Dispenser Hub
You can never have too many USB ports, so why not stick them into what has become a staple (no pun intended) in nearly every office worldwide? The best part? Since your USB tape dispenser hub is tethered to your computer, it’s virtually guaranteed to never leave your desk!
Portable Office Workstation
This modular station has got some really great functionality built in. What happens is that the unit starts out as a big, draggable block on rollers. Lock it in place and unfold it to reveal space for two fully loaded workstations with plenty of storage space. Instant modular workstations - perfect!
The Three Stage Cubicle Security System
This security system for your office or cubicle is equipped with a motion sensor. First it flashes and sounds a siren. Then it sends a signal to the second stage which is a louder alarm. The third stage is then triggered and it will fire two foam missiles at the intruder.
Office Multitool
You’ll suddenly find yourself in Milton’s predicament as everyone drools over your stapler… and scissors, measuring tape, paper-clip holder and calculator that are all wrapped up in one handy multitool. If they only sold it in red…
Bright Blinds
Not everyone gets the glorious office in the corner with the big windows. Natural selection (or nepotism, depending on how you look at it) in the workplace will often mean that the higher-ups get the best view. However, that doesn’t mean that you have to do without. These Bright Blinds mimic the look of a well lit window and give your office that bright, gentle, diffuse glow. Now if they made these with full spectrum lighting, then you’d really be mimicking outdoor light!
Aeron’s Ultimate Self-Adjusting Office Chair
If you’re going to spend hours on your kiester in front of a computer, you might as well be comfortable. Other office chairs require you to make adjustments every time you move. This chair adjusts for you. Each section of the chair is designed to adjust with your body to help you maintain good posture. Counterweights provide appropriate resistance to prevent back pain. Neat!
The Webble
Your chair already has wheels, so why keep your feet stationary? This skateboard-looking device dubbed the “Webble,” from Yanko Design is described as the world’s first active footrest. This wheelie cushion is covered in a tough membrane and rolled on four casters for omni-directional turning. It’s currently available for $139.95.
High Dexx USB Flash Drives
Executives: consider this as your next corporate gift. Designed to be ordered in bulk, this group of seemingly innocuous cubes contains three highlighters and one USB flash drive. Capacities of up to 2 GB are available, making it perfect for carting around documents and other important files.
Ubiko, the Corporate Robot

UBIX, a Japanese company, has built this guy, nicknamed Ubiko. While he is no astromech droid, Ubiko is designed to serve in corporate environments and perform specific tasks like welcoming clients and promoting products. The robot speaks and also responds to voice commands. How soon until everyone’s jobs are replaced by robots? Not too soon, I hope. It would be tough to do that anyway, seeing as a 2 hour rental costs nearly $1000.
USB Humidifier with Aromatherapy

This USB powered humidifier generates cool, moisturized air to help you breathe easier at work. It also has an aromatherapy option which means you’ll have the best smelling space at work.

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The 10 Hottest Linux Powered Gadgets

Aigo Mobile Internet Device
The first Mobile Internet Device to be announced, the Aigo MID has a 4.8 inch screen (800 by 480), Intel Z500 Atom Processor, WiFi, 3.5G HSDPA and GPS. It weighs just 352g and runs on Midinux 2.0 which has large icons for its touch interface. MIDs fill the gap between that of PDAs and UMPCs, they are faster and have a wider array of applications in a slightly larger package. However, reviewers note that the Lithium Ions last for only 2 hours. Suitable for those tired of slow PDAs with expensive propreitary software who are looking for a more familiar Windows or Linux environment.
Price: US$1163
Nokia N810 Internet Tablet
The third version of Nokia’s popular Internet Tablet, the N810 is actually smaller than the N800. However, despite it’s diminutive size Nokia still managed to squeeze in a GPS receiver. It’s built in webcam, Opera browser and GPS makes it an excellent travel guide and leisure companion. Nokia’s Internet Tablets currently have quite a large Geek following, so there’s plenty of 3rd party apps to download and tryout. If you’re itching to try Google’s new mobile OS, you can now also install Android onto the N810. Definitely for the Geeky, but simple and cool enough for the casual user.
Price: US$390
Asus Eee Box
The Asus Eee Box is equipped with a 1.6Ghz Atom processor, Linux (or Windows XP) and costs just US$269 for a minimum of 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD and Wireless-N. It also has a DVI port for a monitor and the usual array of USB and ethernet ports. However, it does not have an optical drive. The main advantage of the Eee Box is it’s power consumption which is 1/5 that of a traditional desktop. Asus positioned it as a good buy for those with tight pockets (and space) or environmentalists concerned about electrical wastage.
Price: US$269
Asus Eee PC 901/1000/1000H
The Eee PC 901, 1000 and 1000H models are a welcome improvement over the 701 and 900. They clock in at higher processor speeds and longer battery lifetimes (4 to 7 hours) thanks to the Intel N270 Atom 1.6Ghz Processor. The 1000 and 1000H models are also equipped with a larger 40GB Solid State Disk and 80GB Hard Disk, respectively. Weight: 1.17kg, 1.25kg. 1.45kg, respectively. An excellent travel companion for those needing a lightweight, compact subnotebook that packs a lot of juice for the road.
Price: US$650
OpenMoko FreeRunner Smartphone
The FreeRunner is OpenMoko’s attempt at making the mobile phone market as open as the PC industry has been. The smart phone runs entirely on Linux and is fully customizable on both the software and hardware levels. Heck, it even comes with the OS source files and interfacing data cables. So far, sales have been pretty good and the FreeRunner has sold out. The perfect device for students learning how to program a phone with Linux, as well as for seasoned Super Geeks.
Price: US$399
Motorola Ming A1600
The Ming A1600 has started shipping in China, but we can expect it to arrive soon in other parts of the world. It is equipped with GPS, handwriting recognition and a 3.2-megapixel camera with business card reader. The phone has a quad-band GSM/GPRS Radio that supports Edge networks. It also supports 4GB of MicroSD storage and has Bluetooth. The Ming’s suave black curves and curvaceous body would appeal to fashion conscious business people. Whilst its Linux OS would allow the power-user to install all sorts of 3rd party apps.
Price: unannounced
Archos 605 WiFi
The perfect alternative to an iPod Touch, the Archos WiFi sports a large sharp display with an excellent web browser. The device also supports smooth full screen video playback, an excellent choice for an Apple-averse media hoarder.
Price: US$379
Mvix MX-760HD Wireless HD Media Center
The Mvix 1080p Media Center features high performance networking and hi-definition playback with support for a tremendous range of file formats. It’s huge internal HDD provides ample room for your entire media collection. The device also supports content streaming from your PC to your home theatre/stereo via a wireless network. The perfect solution for bringing what’s on your PC to the living room widescreen, in High-Def!
Price: US$329
Sonos Digital Music System
With the Sonos, you can play music wireless all over your home. Just place Sonos Zone Bridges wherever you want music to play. You can play the same song in all rooms or different songs in each room. The system is controlled wirelessly via the color-screen remote and each Zone Bridge connects back to the main base station via your home’s WiFi network. Perfect for transforming your home into a musical wonderland.

Base Price: US$999, Additional Zone Bridges: US$99 Each
Garmin Nuvi880
The Garmin Nuvi880 works just like any other Garmin Receiver, albeit its running Linux. With all the hacks and custom maps going for the Garmin Community right now, we just have to wonder what manner of ungodly innovation a Linux powered version will inspire! A solid GPS navigation solution that is proven and reliable, and now poised to have even more going for it.
Price: US$1071