My computer, though a pillar of the internet community, is showing it's considerable wear recently. It's to be expected, it's been through a lot, now my charger has stopped working, and combined with my battery problems, my good friend is on his death bed. It may be time for the great one to leave the game.
Oh, well, eso paso...
So the blog is gonna get a bit of a breather. In the mean time, chew on this link.
Sony Tablet S Review: A Tablet That Goes Beyond Basics
I'm thinking of getting a Sony Tablet S (Product Site) to replace my computer (whose name is LaseRtRon by the way). There's a good deal at Sam's Club. Reviews make it seem solid, but if you think differently let me in the comments. I know that a Sony product can sometimes be a gamble.
One of the deciding reasons I'm looking at the Sony Tablet S is the fact that it's PlayStation Certified, currently the only tablet to be such. This ubiquitous distinction means it has the privilege of wielding the mighty PlayStation Suite on Android, an app in which you can download and play PlayStation Uno games! I would freakin' love to rock me some Final Fantasy 7 or Soul Reaver on a tablet. However, the suite is a little barren right now, observe the Wikipedia article below.
That's chump change, man, small potatoes. Although, it might be cool to play Wild Arms again, I never did finish it. I'm sure they'll add more. Considering how much people spend for nostalgia on the Nintendo Virtual Console you know they would be selling kidneys to get classics like Fear Effect or Bushido Blade, or at least I would, I've got another.
I also really like the Sony Tablet P cause it looks like a big Nintendo DS. It's a design that has made the DS super versatile while being super portable as well. Sony has, at the very least, shown it's still really great at making sexy, black bricks.
Be back real soon. Peace.
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