Comic publishing powerhouse Marvel has formed a partnership with RTC23, rolling out what they dub to be “the ultimate comic fan’s TV”. Coming in 22″, 32″, 42″ and 55″ LCD displays as well as 40″ and 46″ LED HDTVs, you will find Iron Man, Captain America, The Hulk, Wolverine, Thor and other loved characters located on the bottom corners of the frame. Not only that, whenever you turn the TV on, they will seem as a themed splash screen for 8 seconds before you get on with your show. Nothing precisely useful here, but it does keep grown up kids happy.

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The Kamikaze 64 could very well be the best Nintendo 64 handheld mod to term, as you will be able to enjoy the full range of controls, accompanied by input for a second controller. When you’re not out and about, why not hook it up to your living room’s TV via its video output? Other connectivity features include the controller’s I/O port behind. There is no word on how much the creator was paid to come up with such a sleek looking custom portable gaming machine, but it would best come with a box of tissues so that your friends can wipe their drool off the floor while they see you play with it.

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The Archos 5 tablet has received its latest firmware update, bumping up the version number to 1.3.07, where among the distant list of changes and fixes include improved support for MP4 and MKV videos, fixed playback resolution issues and fixed support for full screen playback of YouTube and YouTube HD composition. Apart from that, you can now output substance via the Archos 5′s TV-out capability via the battery dock or mini dock whether Standard Definition is your cup of tea, while HD videos can be handled through the HDMI mini dock and DVR station. The firmware update can be downloaded directly via its built-in device settings, or you can take the traditional manual updating route from the Archos website.

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