Woot! Haven't played it yet, but will probably try it out later tonight. In the meantime, here are some links so you can download it yourself:
If you're on the lookout for a new headache-inducing puzzle, then look no further! This four-dimensional version of a Rubik's cube has
1,756,772,880,709,135,843,168,526,079,081,
025,059,614,484,630,149,557,651,477,156,
021,733,236,798,970,168,550,600,274,887,
650,082,354,207,129,600,000,000,000,000
possible combinations, so you can imagine that it'll take quite a while to solve. :-)
For more information, see the project's home page. Linux and Windows versions are available.
This looks pretty interesting:
Dubbed "PSX," the device features a built-in 120 GB hard drive and recordable slot-loading DVD±RW/-R drive, as well as TV tuner and Ethernet port. For expansion, the PSX will include USB 2.0 support and a Memory Stick slot. Sony will also include a connector for its upcoming PSP portable entertainment device.
This also appears to be a separate device from the new revision PS2 already announced. More details (and pictures!) can be found in this PDF.
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