I had to do a double take after entering the room at a current Activision preview event. I looked at the screen from a sofa I sat on, looked back at the player who seemed to be controlling the action, and then looked again at the screen and the console beside it. Wii? If so, that’s a great looking Wii game, I thought. It actually took me walking up to the screen (about 6 ft away) to see that it was indeed a Wii game.
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I had to do a double take after entering the room at a recent Activision preview event. I looked at the screen from a sofa I sat on, looked back at the player who seemed to be controlling the action, and then looked again at the screen and the console beside it. Wii? If so, that’s a great looking Wii game, I thought. It actually took me walking up to the screen (about 6 ft away) to see that it was indeed a Wii game.
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In document mostly about the BlackBerry Storm’s market positioning, it turns out the most interesting thing is the hint of a CDMA BlackBerry Pearl Flip code-named Apex. Generally we’re used to waiting about a year for CDMA versions of BlackBerrys, but if they’re already speaking about giving the 8220 a go-over for Verizon, maybe we’ll see a quicker turnaround this time. It wouldn’t be surprising as the document full acknowledges that the BlackBerry Storm will be RIM’s first device to have both GSM and CDMA variants released simultaneously. Hopefully this will set the future trend…
The CDMA Javelin, code-named Niagra, also gets a nod and ballparked for an early 2009 release, although considering the document talks about releasing the Storm in September, this info is probably a little stale and dates might have been pushed back a bit since then. It’s cool to see RIM throwing some love CDMA’s way, although it only commands about 10% of the mobile market.
On an unrelated note, in RIM’s keyboard testing for the BlackBerry Storm, they found that the LG Viewty scored highest for usability. Think RIM’s counteroffer with tactile feedback will be able to compete?
[via BGR]
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