Want to create your own portable Nintendo 64 gaming console, but can’t figure out how to do so? Well, a user called John Grayson has put up a good 20 videos that supply a step-by-step guide to turn your N64 into a portable console. The modded console uses two Canon BP-915 camcorder batteries to offer you about 3 hours of game day, a Sony PS screen, the N64 console motherboard, as well as the rumble pack, memory card and SuperPad 64 Plus controller. The best part is that it looks very good, and looks like something that you can show off with as well. Check out the video after the jump.

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The folks by at Dell probably won’t be too happy with the recent videos that Lenovo has posted. We’re talking about the video (available in the full post) that they put up, subjecting the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge and Dell’s Vostro V13 to torture tests. As expected (if not Lenovo probably wouldn’t put the video up), the Dell Vostro V13’s LCD didn’t survive the stress analysis, while the ThinkPad Edge came out unscathed. Do you have any past experiences with cracked LCD displays? What do you think of Dell and Lenovo’s quality?

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If Windows Phone 7 were to get one by Apple’s iPhone, a good way to do so would probably be via Microsoft’s Office productivity tools. While not everybody will want to work on Office documents on their mobile phones, the ability to do so would certainly be welcome, particularly for business society who are always on the move. A few videos showing Office support on Windows Phone 7 have surfaced, and they look promising. Do you think Office compatibility would be the factor that makes your pick Windows Phone 7? Check out the videos after the jump.

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Google’s Chrome is certainly a very capable browser, but Google isn’t composition to sit back and let you discover its features by yourself. The search engine giant has released two rather pleasant videos showcasing two useful features: Extensions and the Translate extension. Extensions is a simple way to add on features to your Chrome browser, similar to Firefox’s Add On feature. We’re going to let the videos do the talking in the full post. So sit back and enjoy.

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USB 3.0 connections don’t have to be limited to hard drives and flash drives, and BlackMagic has introduced its Intensity Shuttle, which uses a USB 3.0 connection and allows you to capture 10-bit HD videos from HDMI 1.3 sources, along with S-Video, and composite. To prepare things better, the $199 Intensity Shuttle draws its potential from the USB 3.0 connection itself, making life a little bit easier for you.

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If only all miniature camcorders on the market looked like the Folio, designed by Johan Loekito. that concept device is a video recorder that has a display that can be flipped out, allowing you to record yourself in those moments that narcissism strikes. Aside from offering a flip-out USB connector for easy video transfer, it plus sports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth sharing, as well as live broadcasting. Finally, there is plus an accelerometer which rotates the display, depending on which way you’re holding the Folio.

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When someone tells you about a $900-odd dollar app in Apple’s App Store, the first thing that comes to mind is generally the I Am Rich app, that was listed at $999.99 some moment back, did nothing, and was eventually pulled from the App Store. Now a $900 app has surfaced, and fortunately, it does a lot more than the I Am Rich app. We’re talking about SiteClone publisher, which is plus available for the iPhone. Basically the app is an offline website creator of sorts, as it is designed to help corporate and government entities develop apps that pull substance from websites for later reading, in the event that there isn’t any Net connection. So whether you purchased it, you could create an app that pulls videos, audio clips and other stuff from sites when the iPad is online, making it available for you when you don’t have an Web connection. Sounds handy, but would you pay $900 for such an app?

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What you see here is a prototype handset which runs on a version of the Android OS, where it will additionally sport the Rockchip RK2808 chipset inside. Dubbed the Smart Phone (how original!), that prototype is still awaiting a manufacturer before it can be mass produced to be sold to the crowd. Obviously, there is no word on pricing and availability as at press instance, but we do know that it ought to be a decent video playback device simply considering of Rockchip’s expertise in that office, with many portable media players sporting their chipset which is more than able to handle a wide range of codecs such as H.264, RMVB, MPEG-4, AVS and WMV9, alongside support for 720p videos.

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As we mentioned earlier, SlingMedia is busy working on an Android version of SlingPlayer, and now it seems that we’ll be seeing a version of SlingPlayer for the iPad too. Considering that the iPad has a much larger screen for your viewing delight, it certainly makes good sense to put SlingPlayer on it. Are you looking forward to SlingPlayer on your iPhone, or are you perfectly happy to just sync in the videos that are on your iTunes library?

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JVC has started to ship its recently announced Everio GZ-HM550BUS camcorder today. The GZ-HM550BUS is JVC’s first camcorder to sport Bluetooth connectivity. In case you’re wondering what you can do with Bluetooth on a camcorder, you’re able to connect to the camcorder with a Bluetooth enabled smartphone to record and zoom like using a remote control, as well as hook up a pair of A2DP headphones for wireless audio, and plus geotag your videos via a Bluetooth GPS receiver. The camera is currently shipping for $800. Specifications of it include:

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