by jtpratt | Jan 5, 2016 | gadgets, hardware, household tech, linux, p2p, resources and tips, tutorial, xbox
More and more people are cancelling cable and “cutting the cord”, then just using the Internet to watch TV. Most modern flat screen TV’s are equipped with apps, and most of us seem to have at least Netflix and Amazon video – and some have added...
by jtpratt | Sep 26, 2011 | playstation, xbox
For serious gamers are headset is just as important as the console or pc itself. It provides that slight advantage that is the difference between the sweet taste of victory and the agonizing reality of defeat. The PX5, the latest entry by industry leader Turtle Beach,...
by jtpratt | Feb 10, 2011 | video games, xbox
When Xbox released this – they said “you are the controller”. It couldn’t be more true – and I hope my Xbox Kinect review helps you in some way if you’re on fence about buying one. We bought one for our Xbox 360 last fall when they...
by jtpratt | May 15, 2010 | video games, xbox
Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat. This review is not written from the point of a view of a PS3 fanboy, in fact I have been an XBOX gamer since 2003 when I convinced my parents to buy me one along with Halo: Combat Evolved. Now with that being said I...
by jtpratt | Jun 28, 2007 | xbox
To backup and burn an Xbox game to a blank DVD, (DVD-R, DVD+R, or DVD RW, etc.), you need to make an image archive or ISO file to burn. In my first attempt to make an DVD image ISO archive for XBMC (Xbox Media Center), I used a program called Qwix and I don’t...
