Have you read the bloggers’ experiences during the Philips Blogger Event? If you haven’t, you can do so here. As for those who have, how about reading about their hands-on experiences on the products?

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According to Newlaunches.com, the war between the three major consoles continues on the ecological front now.

So far this year, Wii is winning the sales war, followed by XBOX 360, with PS3 trailing not far behind. Now it seems the Wii is winning in another front too.

If one was to look at power consumption levels of each console, it's easy to see that these consoles are power-hogs. According to a study done by the Natural Resources Defense council and Ecos consulting approximately 16 billion kilowatt-hours is consumed by gaming consoles.

The ASUS Eee PC’s booming popularity continues to reach fever pitch in the European market. This proves that the Eee PC, with its promise of “Easy to work, learn and play”, is able to rise above fierce competition, providing a solid foundation for market success.

Verbatim is presenting a recordable BD-R 2x Dual Layer with 50GB storage capacity with 2x burning rate.

Its new Blu-ray disc offers, with 50GB of storage capacity, space for up to 270 minutes (MPEG2) of entertainment in HD-quality for the whole family. The burning time takes 93 minutes. Those BDs are exceptionally resistant because of the Verbatim specific HardCoat-technology: Its superior anti-static and anti-scratch properties protect the BD data layer, that is close to the surface of the disc, against scratches, fingerprints and dust particles.

Adobe Systems Incorporated announced the general availability of Adobe AIR 1.5 software for Linux operating systems. Adobe AIR 1.5, a key component of the Adobe Flash Platform, enables Web developers to use HTML, JavaScript, ActionScript and the free, open source Flex framework to deliver Web applications outside the browser.

Now, developers can use Adobe AIR 1.5 technology to create compelling software applications that are available on Linux, in addition to the Windows and Mac operating systems.

Companies, such as DIRECTV, FOX News and The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., who are using Adobe AIR to deliver uniquely branded experiences, high-definition video and other rich content outside the browser, can be sure their AIR applications will reach the most users across all major operating systems.

Adobe AIR is a key element of the Adobe Flash Platform, a complete system of integrated tools, frameworks, clients and servers to develop Web applications, content and video that runs consistently across operating systems and devices.

For more information about the Adobe Flash Platform, please visit www.adobe.com/flashplatform