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Akash on the Jenn & Joe Show, Talk 1410AM Radio, October 9, 2008
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
Bond, James Bond Tech, on the Jenn & Joe Show, Talk 1410AM www.talk1410.com
** Omega Seamaster 300 M Chronometer Bond Limited Edition Watch, $4,500, www.omegawatches.com
** B&O Beocom1 Phone, $600, www.bang-olufsen.com
** Monopoly Here & Now: World Edition, $40, www.monopoly.com
** Braun Pulsonic 9595 shaver, $270, www.braun.com
** Braun Body CruZer B30 Shaver/Trimmer, $65, www.braun.com ** Gillette Fusion Power razor, $10, www.gillette.com (Gillette Shampoo)
** Bushnell Night Vision-26 Headgear $600, www.bushnell.com ** Bushnell BackTrak GPS $65, www.bushnell.com
** Sony Nav U94T GPS, $400, www.sonystyle.ca
** Griffin Clarifi iPhone Case with Lens, $35, www.griffintechnology.com
** Nikon CoolPIX S60, $330, www.nikon.ca
** Waring Pro Martini Maker WM007, $70, www.waringproducts.ca
Tags:1410 akash Bang & Olufsen Gadgets radio UncategorizedAkash on CityTV’s Breakfast Television - Monday, Oct. 6, 2008 - Shaken, Not Stirred…
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
Bond, James Bond Tech
** Omega Seamaster 300 M Chronometer Bond Limited Edition Watch, $4,500, www.omegawatches.com 300M, 1,000ft water resistant, 10,007 in the world, blue glow, black sapphire
** B&O Beocom1 Phone, $600, www.bang-olufsen.com Cordless phone, expandable and compatible with Beocom2, 200 number address book through thumb-dial
** Uniball signo 507 pen, $2, www.uniball-na.com Prevent’s ink washing, environment friendly ink, comes in 8 colours
** Monopoly Here & Now: World Edition, $40, www.monopoly.com The first ever global MONOPOLY, 70 cities. Electronic banking, 6 of 24 available custom game pieces.
** Braun Pulsonic 9595 shaver, $270, www.braun.com Pulsonic Technology: Over 10,000 microvibrations p/m.Unique blade technology cuts hair close in a single stroke without pulling or tugging. Power-Comb: Patented technology lifts problem hairs that lie flat to the skinSmart Foil: Unique foil pattern captures hairs growing from different directionsClean & Renew System: At the touch of a button, automatically cleans, lubricates, dries and charges the shaver
** Braun Body CruZer B30 Shaver/Trimmer, $65, www.braun.com All-in-1 trimmer and wet shaver for all over body grooming with Gillette Mach3 shaving technology, Rechargeable cordless 100 % waterproof, extendable shaving head, special combs
** Gillette Fusion Power razor, $10, www.gillette.com 5 blade technology, vibe power, low-batter indicator
Tags:akash Bang & Olufsen Gadgets iphone motorola sony touch screen UncategorizedAkash on Talk 1410AM Radio, Thursday, Sep. 11, 2008 - 8:15am
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
Listen in to Akash on the famous Jenn and Joe show on Radio 1410AM in Vancouver.
You can also hear it live at www.radio1410.com
Here’s a sample list of products that Akash will be talking about:
** Sony OLED 11” TV, $2,500www.sonystyle.ca
** Linksys Dual Router wifi Ultra N, $299www.linksys.com
** Canon Solar Calculator, $14www.canon.ca
** Belkin Conserve 8-Outlet with wireless switch, $49www.belkin.com
** Wacom Bamboo Fun, $99http://www.wacom.com/index2.cfm
** EOS Wireless Speaker System, $200 base, $130 additional speakerswww.eoswireless.com
** Brookstone VHS to PC Recorder, $250www.brookstone.com
** Under The Roof Decorating - Hang & Level Toolwww.utrdecorating.com
** Dirt Devil Accu-Charge Handeld 15.5vwww.dirtdevil.com
** Rubbermaid Fastrack Storage System, $www.rubbermaid.com
** Stanley 3-in-1 flashlight, $30www.stanleyworks.com
Tags:akash Gadgets radio Uncategorized vancouver wirelessAkash on CityTV’s Breakfast Television - Monday, Sep. 8, 2008
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
Watch Akash Sablok on City’s Breakfast Television, talking about the latest “Green” and ”Home” Tech.Enviro Tech ** Dirt Devil Accu-Charge Handeld 15.5v $60** Dirt Devil Accu-Charge Stick 15.5v $70www.dirtdevil.com2 tier Hydro now, uses 70% less power to recharge, longer life battery, recyclable productRechargeable handheld vacuum cleaner with cordless easy-to-maneuver designAccuCharge technology provides longer battery life, faster charging, and increased efficiencyEnergy Star approved; retractable bristle strip; on-board quick-flip crevice toolGreat for dry spills and everyday messes; dirt cup removes for simple emptyingENERGY STAR® QualifiedProducts that earn the ENERGY STAR prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy-efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy–plus they help us all save money while making a difference.Motorized brushroll shuts off when cleaning bare floors; 9-1/2-inch-wide nozzle / AccuCharge technology for longer battery life, faster charging, and less energy use / Dirt cup; standard filtration; Energy-Star approved; fold-down handle2-year limited warranty
** Sony OLED 11” TV, $2500www.sonystyle.caSony’s OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TV, the XEL-1, is truly the next big thing in television technology. It boasts a 3 millimeter thin panel and offers unparalleled picture quality with amazing contrast, outstanding brightness, exceptional colour reproduction, and a rapid response time. It delivers astounding performance in all the key picture quality categories. OLED technology can completely turn off pixels when reproducing black, resulting in more outstanding dark scene detail and a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1. OLED also creates unmatched colour expression and detail and enables rapid response times for smooth and natural reproduction of fast moving images like those found in sports and action movies. The XEL-1 features the latest connectivity options including two HDMI™ inputs, a digital tuner, and a Memory Stick® media slot for viewing high-resolution photos.The Industry’s First OLED TelevisionEnergy EfficiencyOLED technology delivers a more efficient means of utilizing light, which is generated by the organic material itself instead of an always on backlight; also, when elements are in their “off” state, they consume no power whatsoever.Wide Viewing AnglesOLED colours and contrast look amazing even at wide 178° viewing angles due to the direct view nature of the panel. Pixel colours look fantastic even at wide 178° viewing angles for an outstanding viewing experience.When turned “on,” individual organic elements are stimulated directly by electric current, and therefore response time is incredibly fast.
Canon HS-1000TG solar powered calculator, $14www.canon.ca
- Made from plastics salvaged from recycled Canon photocopiers.
- Lightweight, portable bodies and key features such as large liquid crystal displays and solar power.
- The paper packaging and instruction manuals included with the calculators are made from recycled paper.
** Linksys Dual Router wifi Ultra N, $250www.linksys.comThe sleek Simultaneous Dual-N Band Wireless Router works in two radio bands at the same time, delivering twice the bandwidth for smooth high-definition video, lag free gaming, and uninterrupted music in one band, while browsing the Internet, sharing files, sending e-mail, and printing in the other. Wireless-N gives you incredible range and speed in both bands, while Linksys’ Entertainment Optimized Networking (EON) technology prioritizes network traffic so that time-sensitive applications like HD video stream smoothly. What is so “green” about the packaging?
- Linksys has removed the “sleeve” (outer packaging that contains all the printing and information about the product). Instead of having a “sleeve,” Linksys plans to print all the information on the box itself, eliminating the extra “sleeve” material.
- Linksys also reduced the size of the box its products come in.
- All packaging and internal documents are printed on paper that is made from 80 per cent recycled content and we now use vegetable and soy inks.
- Internal packaging is transitioning to more recyclable material.
- The use of plastic bags is being eliminated where possible.
The eco-friendlier packaging will be available this month throughout select retailers and online retailers on the Wireless-N Routers (skus: WRT310N, WRT160N, WRT610N, WRT110, WRT54GS).
Linksys received ENERGY STAR® certification on more than 30 of its consumer networking products including wired and wireless routers, gateways, game adapters and modems. This means these products meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the US Department of Energy. The energy consumed by the power adapters has been cut almost in half. For example, a router used 4.6 watts of power and a new router with one of the ENERGY STAR® certified power adapters can use as little as 2.6 watts of power.**** This equates to a power reduction estimation between 14MW and 17MW (based on Linksys’ top 10 shipping product volume, which is approximately 11,000,000 units). That is enough power to light 14,000 houses for one full day. ***
** Toshiba Protege R500 notebook, $2,300www.toshiba.ca World’s lightest widescreen 12.1″ notebook at 1.72 pounds.World’s first laptop with a 7mm DVD-SuperMulti drive.World’s first widescreen 12.1″ indoor/outdoor transreflective LED backlit display.The Portégé® R500 laptop offers the world’s longest battery life on a widescreen 12.1″ notebook. World’s thinnest notebook with an optical drive. 0.77″ Consumes the lowest amount of energy of all Toshiba’s. Energy Star 4.0 compliant for energy consumption. ENERGY STAR 4.0 is a much tougher and more complex standard than the previous ENERGY STAR 3.0.Toshiba also offers a proactive environmental program to ensure that PC hardware and any associated components that pose environmental risks will be collected, dismantled and safely disposed of, regardless of the manufacturer. Any Canadian resident with unwanted or outdated PC components can alert Toshiba that they’re ready to safely dispose of their hardware by registering at www.toshiba.ca/TERRE
Belkin Conserve, $50www.belkin.comOffers 8 surge-protected outlets: 6 “switchable” and 2 “always-on” outlets, allowing users to control energy use easily.Place behind cabinets. Control multiple Conserves with a single remote control from virtually anywhere in the house with user-selectable channels “Switchable” and “always-on” outlets ideal for home theater or small office/home office. Comes with a $100,000 Connected Equipment Warranty
=========================================== Around the House Tech
** Under The Roof Decorating - Hang & Level tool, $20www.hangandlevel.com Invented by Liette Tousignant a Canadian women interior decorator, this little yellow tool has been pleasantly surprising picture hanging advocates from coast-to-coast with its ease of use and helpful nature. To use, simply hang your picture on the tool, position it on the wall, remove the picture, press thebutton to mark exactly where the nail goes, hang your picture and then level it. “As a decorator I found the most frustrating task was to hang pictures, artwork, paintings and clocks without punching a bunch of holes in my client’s walls,” said Liette Tousignant, Inventor of Hang & Level.“After discovering that there wasn’t a tool on the market to dispel this frustration, I took the plunge and decided to invent one.
** Magnique (6×8) picture frame – $30-$50www.magnique.com These picture frames are 6”x8” and 9”x13” leather and suede magnetic boards in solid wood picture frames. They are a stylish way to display and effortlessly interchange photos and personal keepsakes. Need a Mag-nificant gift for a shower, house warming or birthday – no sweat! Magnique Picture Frames are the solution
** Stanley 3-in-1 flashlight, $30www.stanleyworks.com The Tripod 3-in-1 Flashlight’s multi-directional head rotates 120-degrees to allow users to focus the high-brightness LED flashlights where light is needed the most and to provide multiple points of light – hands-free – for multi-tasking or multiple users. Slip-resistant rubber feet, rotating head, and shatter-resistant polycarbonate lenses give it the versatility and reliability that makes it convenient for any situation.With the Stanley® Tripod 3-in-1 flashlight, you need never be left in the dark. For lighting up a DIY project, a professional construction job, or campsite, the Stanley® Tripod 3-in-1 flashlight provides outstanding light and versatility. When a flashlight in the ON position is removed from the tripod base, the flashlight remains ON. When one or more of the three flashlights is in the base, all of the flashlights can be turned ON or OFF at the push of any one button. When one or more flashlight is in the base at the ON position, each additional flashlight installed in the base will turn ON automatically.
** Actiontec Plug in Ethernet adapters, $90www.actiontec.comTurn any plug in your house into a gaming network connection.Perfect for PC, Xbox®, Playstation® and Wii ™ * gamers Very Fast…Up to 200 Mbps** Very Low Ping Rates, under 3ms Instantly connects the Gaming Console to your Internet Connection
** Brookstone Ion VCR 2 PC VHS-Ripping Recorder, $250www.brookstone.com Convert VHS to digital format the easy way. Recapture old memories with our easy-to-use USB analog to digital converter that lets you quickly and easily copy VHS to computer. Transfer and edit your wedding footage to create the perfect anniversary gift. Make a best-of edition from old home movies. Or post long-lost videos to the Web. You dream up the project, and Ion VCR 2 PC will help you convert analog video to digital footage. Order yours today! Convert analog video to digital files you can use on a PC. When you convert VHS to digital content, you can import old footage into EZVHS Converter Software (included) to create customized movies or burn to DVD. Our USB analog to digital converter also transfers video directly from your camcorder to your PC.
Eos Wireless, $250, Speakers $130www.eoswireless.com The system gives you true multi-room audio without any of the hassles. Just plug in your Eos base station/transmitter anywhere and get ready to enjoy music from your iPod/iPhone in any room of your house or in your yard (anywhere up to 150 ft distance). The Eos speakers are wireless/portable. In addition to MP3 players, Eos can be used with computers, CD players, and more. Both the Eos base station/transmitter and wireless speaker/receivers feature full 2.1 Stereo with left + right channel audio as well as a ported subwoofer for rich, full sounding bass.
** HP IQ506 22” Touch Screen PC, $1600www.hp.caThe combined power of Intel’s Core 2 Duo processor and 4GB of memory delivers the resources and efficiency you need for demanding multimedia applications, multitasking, and more.HP’s impressive 22″ widescreen touch-sensitive display is the single biggest evolutionary step in display technology. It lets you work with your media, documents, and the web in a completely new and intuitive way.Enjoy incredible graphics performance with NVIDIA GeForce 9300 M GS HD graphics with 256MB dedicated video memory.Built-in Wireless N WiFi gives you clutter-free wireless performance that’s incredibly fast, far, and secure.Record high definition content over the air with the built-in NTSC/ATSC TV tuner and then store it on the massive 500GB hard drive.Other great features include a slot-loading SuperMulti DVD burner, a built-in mic and webcam, 5 USB ports, 1 Firewire port, and a 5-in-1 digital media reader.
Rubbermaid Fastrack Garage System, $100www.rubbermaid.com Works with 16” or 24” studs. Strength and Durability: The FastTrack rail is available in two lengths, 56” and 88”. The 56” rail can hold up to 1750 pounds, and the 88” rail up to 2000 pounds.
** Bugalug, hair clip that stays in place, $5 and upwww.bugalugbaby.com Bugalug hair accessories are functional, reliable and truly stay put. Not to mention they are available in various styles of barrettes and headbands, come in unique designs and colours that take into consideration the fun and energetic personality of the little girls that wear them.
Tags:akash breakfast television Gadgets Reviews Uncategorized vancouver wi fiAkash on CityTV’s Breakfast Television - Monday, Aug. 11, 2008
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
Here’s a list of the products that were reviewed by Akash on Breakfast Television on the morning of August 11, 2008.
** MotoROKR Z6w (wifi, calls using Fido GSM or wifi automatically), first wi-fi phone in Canada, $199 with plan
* Kodak ESP 5 All-In-One Printer, $14 for color, $10 blk ink, $169
Z1285 Camera, 12MP, 5x zoom (AA batteries), $129
** Canon PowerShot G9 digital camera, $500
12.1 Megapixel, 3.0” screen with anti-scratch coating, Canon DIGIC III Image Processor, 6x Optical Zoom and Optical Image Stabilizer. / Full range of shooting and recording modes including JPEG + RAW for the ultimate in creative control.
Face Detection Technology. Face Selector Button lets you select the primary face.
ID Photo Print
** Rubbermaid 75 Qt. DuraChill™ Wheeled 5-Day Cooler , $80
Side swing handles with comfort grip for easy carrying
Hinged, split lid, rugged wheels to easily maneuver over multiple surfaces
Stain and odor resistant, easy-to-clean liner, Built-in cup holders fit 12-oz cans and 20-oz bottles
Holds 130 cans plus ice
** iHome iH70s speakers for iPod/iPhone, $150
Sync/charge your iPod with your computer, Reson8® speakers, Universal Voltage Adaptor 100 - 240V
15 watts, Full function remote control
** Griffin iPhone StreamLine Sport case, $30
Clear, full-face screen protector, unhindered access to touchscreen, reflective trim visible to traffic at dusk, washable, adjustable band fits any arm
** Griffin iPhone Elan Holster Clip case, $25
Leather and polycarbonate, 180-degree swivel belt clip, Non-scratch microfiber inner case lining, with microfiber and thin static-peel screen protector
** Imeoba Alpine eco-friendly iPod cases, nano $20, classic $25
Bonded leather, a man-made material comprised of genuine leather scraps which are near-impossible to eliminate and destined for a landfill. The packaging is made from 90% recycled and/or recyclable paper. Alpine white or green, features a rotating belt clip, full access to screen and click-wheel and a magnetic flat closure.
Back-To-School
** Logitech Squeezebox Duet network music system, $350
listen to music all around your house, anywhere you have audio gear. Full colour screen display and scroll wheel control; supports Wi-Fi and Ethernet home networks; compatible with virtually all non-DRM audio file formats, provides access to PC-based music files (on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines) as well as PC-free Internet radio, podcasts, and premium online music services including Rhapsody, Sirius, and Pandora; excellent online account integration; expandable to multiple rooms.
** Logitech MX 5500 Revolution wireless keyboard and mouse combo, $150
Second generation. LCD display functions as a “Smart Calculator,” also has date/time, temperature, multimedia info, and hotkeys, key counter and email updates.
** Microsoft Office Student Edition - PC $149, Mac $149
Ribbon, Office button, delete private info for sharing, new templates, help videos
** Sony E-Reader PRS-505 $299
6-inch display, e Ink technology, with a near 180° viewing angle. 3 different font sizes.
9oz., ½” thick, 160 eBooks. 7,500 pages on a single charge.
** LG E300 notebook, $900
13.3 Widescreen, Hi-gloss finish, Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium, Intel® Core™2 Duo processor, 1.3 Mega Pixel web cam, HDMi Port , $999, in pink, lime, black, www.ca.lge.ca
** SanDisk 4GB CruzerGator USB drive, $29
2yr warranty, XP, Vista, Mac, Linux, www.sandisk.com
** Rosetta Stone (Spanish Latin America), Lessons 1, 2 & 3, $299
uses intuitive language speaking, similar to how a child learns
** Asus EEE Box, $300
N wireless; pre-Windows ExpressGate lets you browse and do other basics seconds after turning on the power.
CPU 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 / Memory 1GB 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM / Graphics 32MB (shared) Intel GMA 950 integrated chip 64MB (shared) / Hard drives 80GB, 5,400rpm / No Optical drive / Windows XP Home SP3
** Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader - Electronic Game, $30
Answer 11 questions in a row, from Grade 1 to 5, in order to win one million dollars. Wireless remote that resembles an eraser. 1 to 4 players. Features music and sound effects from the show and 13 school subjects with more than 2,500 questions
Tags:UncategorizedAkash on 1410AM The Buzz, Thursday, July 3, 2008 at 3:45pm
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under iPhone, Gadgets, Apple, Cell Phones
“>You can listen to Akash on Radio 1410AM, The Buzz, at 3:45pm on July 3, 2008. www.radio1410.comHe’ll be talking about the new 3G iPhone and related products. Here is a sample list of the products:- iPhone 3G details, $199 8GB, $299 16GB (with 3 year plan) www.apple.ca
** Creative Vado mini-camcorder, $99 www.creative.com
** MacBook Air, $1999 to $3,200 www.apple.ca
** Griffin ClearBoost, $39 www.griffintechnology.com
** Griffin iTrip AutoPilot for iPhone, $99 www.griffintechnology.com
** Parallels For Mac 3.0, $99 www.parallels.com
** Pinnacle Video Transfer $99 www.pinnaclesys.com
** HTC Diamond Mobile Phone www.htc.com
** LG Vu Mobile Phone www.ca.lge.com
Click below to listen to the segment (Parts 1 and 2):
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Akash on Citytv’s BT Vancouver Friday, June 6, 2008
Published by Akash Sablok | Filed under Uncategorized
For the coolest Father’s Day gift ideas, watch Akash on BT Vancouver (Citytv CH13) tomorrow, June 6, 2008 as he showcases the latest summer tech and Apple/Apple related tech.
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Tags:2008 80gb akash BT Gadgets June UncategorizedZune Unboxing
Published by Morten Rand-Hendriksen | Filed under Microsoft, zune, iPod, mp3

Honestly I don’t understand the obsession, but I know a lot of people just love unboxing, so here’s my unboxing of the 80GB Zune in pictures: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags:80gb ipod microsoft mp3 unbox unboxing zuneZune comes to Canada - and we’re testing it!
Published by Morten Rand-Hendriksen | Filed under zune, Microsoft, Gadgets, Wi-Fi, iPod, mp3

You might have heard of the Zune - Microsoft’s “iPod Killer” that came out in the US in 2006. Many wondered when (and if) this media player would cross the border. Well, now we have an answer: Some time this spring (”spring” defined as between March and May so I’m guessing late April). But what is the Zune? And is it better or equivalent to the iPod? We sat down with a rep from Microsoft to get the lo-down.
Media On The Go
The Zune comes in three versions: 4, 8 and 80GB. The 4 and 8GB models are small and thin (like the old iPod nano) and have built in flash memory. The 80GM model is large (like the iPod Classic) and has a built in 80GB hard drive. All models feature three buttons; a “back” button, a play/pause button and a touch-sensitive “Zune Pad” that works both like the regular directional clicker you’ll find on a cell phone and also as a touch-sensitive pad you can slide your finger across to scroll through menus. This is the Microsoft alternative to Apple’s “Click Wheel”.
The Zune is meant to be an extension to your personal media library. It plays music (mp3, wma, aac), plays videos (wmv, MPEG-4, h.264), displays photos and graphics, plays podcasts (both video and audio) and even has a built in radio. All this content is uploaded to the player either through a USB cable, wirelessly from your network or shared wirelessly from other Zunes nearby. And that’s where the Zune differs from the competition. As it’s tagline “Welcome to the Social” indicates, everything about the player revolves around the social aspect: Sharing music, graphics and images from device to device, sharing favourites through the Zune Social website and discovering new songs and artists by finding like minded listeners and related tracks.
Think of it as FaceMusicbook
On first impression it is the social aspect that really stands out. The player itself is on par with the competition (read iPod Classic) both in terms of price (Canadian price TBA), quality, functionality and ease of use. But the “Social” concept could become a major selling factor. Here’s why: In the Zune marketplace you have two options: Either buy each track or album individually or subscribe to the entire library for a set monthly fee. In the US this fee is around $14 and one would expect a similar price for the Canadian users. With the subscription in place you can download as many songs as you want and listen to them for as long as you pay for the service. So when you find an artist you are curious about through Zune Social you can download the tracks without any added cost and check them out. If you like the songs, you have them on your computer. If you don’t like them, it didn’t cost you anything. And it’s all legal! For music fanatics like myself constantly on the lookout for new and interesting (i.e. obscure Islandic) artists, this is a dream come true: Pandora without the crappy sound quality. And just imagine what this would do for a house party. The guests can log in, download whatever they want to listen to and then play it.
Unfortunately the Zune Marketplace (and with it the subscription service) will not be available in Canada until the fall of 2008. But Zune Social will be up and running and with it the ability to discover new artists, share your playlist and become a musical trend setter. And in the interim you’ll be able to purchase tracks from Zune Social through other online music retailers.
Is the Zune for me?
Good question. And we’ll help you answer it. Microsoft was kind enough to give us two 80GB Zunes to test, and we will. We’ll upload music and pictures, watch movies and TV shows on the SkyTrain, share files with other Zuners, stream content to our XBOX360 and really put the device through it’s paces to see if this is something you should buy. At the same time we’ll pressure Microsoft to get the Marketplace - or at least the subscription service - up as soon as possible. So check back here and on our sister site Dabbler.ca to see what we think of the new toy.
Turok Inverview
Published by Morten Rand-Hendriksen | Filed under XBOX360, PS3, Gaming, Videos
For the release of Turok, members of the Propaganda development team participated in a Future Shop chat event at the store in downtown Vancouver. We were there to talk to them and get the facts on the highly anticipated game.
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