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Humble Bundle for Android includes mobile and home versions of Anomaly, World of Goo, more

No smartphone is safe from cheap indie games (unless it’s a Blackberry). Just as the Steam mobile app goes out of beta, allowing unfortunate impulse purchases from iOS or Android devices, the Humble Indie Bundle has announced its first Android release, available now.

Under the same “pay whatever, support charity” pricing scheme as previous Humble Bundles, the Humble Bundle for Android offers Android versions of Anomaly: Warzone Earth, Osmos, and Edge, with a bonus copy of World of Goo available to anyone who exceeds the average payment.

All of these games are cross-platform, so you get them on your Android phone and Windows, OSX, and Linux. That’s a pretty appealing deal for the price of however much you end up paying. And you

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OnLive updated for Xperia Play (meaning: leave the external gamepad at home)

You may have greeted the news that OnLive was playable on tablets with a certain amount of apprehension. “But how am I supposed to control complicated console games with a touchscreen,” you bemoaned. “I know I could use the external gamepad at home but what about when I’m on the go? I’m a busy, important person.”

We understand your frustration, but the OnLive wizards have concocted a solution, enabling full slide-out gamepad controls for the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play or, as you may prefer to call it, the PlayStation Phone. So instead of virtualized buttons, a formula that OnLive knows doesn’t work, and instead of carrying your smartphone and the not-so-convenient OnLive controller, you can bust out your gamepad-enabled phone for that console-gaming experience on the go.

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Samsung NP300U1A-A01US Ultra Portable 11.6″ Laptop (1.30 GHz Intel Core i3-2357M Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit)

Intel Core i3-2357M processor (1.30GHz)
4GB DDR installed memory
320GB SATA 5400 RPM
11.6″ LED HD 1366 x 768 display
Intel GMA HD Graphics

Designed to go. Powered to perform.
Be mobile and be connected. The Series 3 11″ notebook is made for the person who is on the go, and online. This notebook is excellent for students, social network enthusiasts, and anyone who wants mobility without compromise. With powerful Intel Core® technology and stunning good looks, the Series 3 effortlessly balances power and portability. And Samsung Fast Startup means you can email, browse and update your status practically the moment the thought enters

List Price: $ 799.99

Price: $ 429.91

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HP ProBook 4530s XU015UT 15.6″ LED Notebook (2.1 GHz Intel Core i3-2310M Dual-Core Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD+/-RW SuperMulti DL LightScribe, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit)

Intel i3-2310M 2.10GHz processor
4GB of DDR3 memory
320GB 7200 rpm Hard drive, DVD+/-RW
15.6-inch LED backlit HD anti-glare display (1366 x 768 resolution), Intel HD Graphics 3000
Windows 7 Home Premium

HP ProBook XU015UT 15.6″ LED Notebook – Core i3 i3-2310M 2.10 GHz XU015UT#ABA Laptops & Notebooks

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Price: $ 509.98

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Home Theater Install

I finally had space for a decent media room, but I quickly realized that throwing up a flat screen on an empty wall would make the TV look incredibly small. I hadn’t liked projectors up until this point; they looked terrible with any light on in the room, they were bulky, noisy and heavy, and they required power and video (among other cables) to be run up through the ceiling. I finally gave in, though, and here’s a quick look at some of my favorite products from companies I’ve used to put together a small in-home media room. Planning The room I wanted to use was about 20 feet by 20 feet, and putting a sofa anywhere in the room
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JVC’s LT-32WX50 LCD HDTV only 7mm-thin

In UK’s CEDIA show, JVC has shown off it’s latest and greatest 32-inch LT-32WX50 LCD HDTV. The set is LED-backlit and features 1080p, 100Hz refresh rate, and a 4,000:1 contrast ratio. The LT-32WX50 also offers a PC port, an SD card slot, a USB connector, and two HDMI ports. Weighing only 11 pounds and being seven millimeters thick, this TV is set to appear in the UK sometime during October or November.

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