Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Quickflix gets naughty with PlayStation 3




Hey, there is no harm in making friends. Just look at Xbox 360 & Wii, I never complained about their coziness with Netflix.  Now, consoles are no longer stranger to entertainment dose. In Australia, Quickflix, a movie streaming Service Company has signed an agreement with Sony. From now onwards, Australian gamers can sign up from their PS3 and stream plenty of movies. Some of the finest movies are now available via Quickflix streaming. So, whenever you feel bored with games (Hmm...not happening  soon), just stream latest movies. For $14.99, this particular streaming service adds a new dimension to your PlayStation 3. 

Keep Commenting !!!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Ask, your DAD (ATM) to splurge some cash on white PS3


Every time, we gamers gaze at Japanese hot shot launches. Sony, being Japanese brand favors its home market. But, this time, SCEE got an idea to launch White PS3 systems. They know that, PS3 can never ever succeed Xbox 360, at least in United States of America. It’s better to expand European market, where Xbox 360 is not bright. White PS3 comes with 320 GB of space with 2 dual – analog controllers plus all common specifics found in regular (Black) PlayStation 3. What is the price is it expensive? You need to pay £299.99 for white PS3. Can I grab this edition from my local gaming store? No, only GameStop has an authority to sell white PS3, that too via online store. Don’t worry Australians, after Britain, it’s your turn.  

Friday, March 25, 2011

FUNKY days are back in Australia



Apple’s much awaited iPad 2 finally rolled out in more than 25 countries. As expected, crowds came in large numbers to buy their favorite Piece of Art.  Australians too braved scorching heat to get their hands on  flirtatious iPad.


 Here are the images from the Australian launch of iPad 2 



Credit- The Australian

Credit- The Australian

Credit- PerthNow

Credit- The Australian
Credit- The Australian



Credit- AFP