Rii The Mini Keyboard is exactly what it says on the box, a mini keyboard. When I say that the mini keyboard, I am of course talking about the size of the device, as it has the same size as a typical keyboard. Most of the regular keys are around 18 inches by 2 inches by 8 inches, but this device is just 5.9 inches by 2.3 inches by 0.5 inches and weighs just 3.2 grams. It is not only small but also light, which makes it good to carry around or keep in a bag when you need it on the road. Because it is so small, fits nicely in your hands for comfortable typing.

The Rii Wireless Mini Keyboard is ideal for use with your laptop or PC, as well as your PS3 or any other game system that supports this device. Since the keyboard uses a USB wireless receiver for Bluetooth wireless connectivity, there is no need to mess with the wires, and a lot of wireless devices are today, making it easier to connect this keyboard to your mail. It has a full QWERTY keyboard and includes a touchpad, which is similar to those on laptops. There are also 26 LED lights embedded in this product when surrounding light is dim. The device runs off of two lithium ions, which are included with the product and are also rechargeable.

On Amazon, this device has received a lot of reviews, most of their rating of this product with 4 and 5 stars. There are also quite a few votes for the stars of 1, 2 and 3, which indicates that it can be as good as it first seems. One critic noted that the device connected to your Ubuntu system with no problems and worked well enough within a 30ft range, but any further and have stopped working properly. 30 feet is quite a respectable distance, though. If you plan on using this keyboard for multimedia purposes then you will be pleased to know that there are buttons for volume control and playlist. The buttons that are not used regularly have also on this keyboard, which is good because they are sometimes so it would be necessary if there were a nuisance.

Of course, as with anything, there are some bad points. The touchpad works well enough, however, can be a bit ‘of trouble as it is not always accurate, unlike most normal laptop touchpad. The touchpad also has problems with recognizing the taps, however, there are two left and right mouse buttons, which can be used instead. Also note that, if it has the QWERTY layout, the keys are arranged in a grid with vertical and horizontal straight lines, while the traditional keyboards are a bit ‘of an offset in the vertical grids. This is not a big deal, but it takes some ‘getting used to.

In general, this is a good keyboard if you are looking for a smaller size that also has a touchpad mouse. There are just a couple of negative aspects, but the good things far superior, especially at a good price.

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Since PS4 was rumored, there were many kinds of thought regarding its design, how it looks, and also its capabilities. But, one of the major things in PS4 was predicted to have presence of amazing 3D capabilities.

Sony is not really going to let out a single word about PS4, but lately they were seen really active showcasing some incredible 3D game demos, which were nowhere even close compared with the best games ever seen before.

Until today, none of gaming consoles have been able to utilize the 3D capabilities to a great degree, and interestingly, Sony has not promised anything about PS3 being able to play these great 3D games in the future.

But, the experts are predicting that Sony PS3 can receive some firmware updates shortly, which might allow PS3 to let gamers enjoy 3D games without actually spending something large out of their pockets.

However, Sony has not officially confirmed anything about the firmware update for PS3, things are pretty suspicious. Some of hardcore PS fans are speculating 3D integration in PS3 with a firmware upgrade will be Sony’s trump card to once again join the battle of domination in the gaming arena. At present, PS3 is almost down and out compared with its rivals: X-Box 360 and Nintendo Wii, but it seems that Sony is preparing something very promising.

At any rate, Sony’s demo on those cool 3D games has made it pretty obvious that they will definitely let the gamers enjoy the 3D games, although it might take sometime after all.

Therefore, it is likely that PS4 would have some amazing 3D gaming capabilities, but maybe you won’t really need to wait that long for the launch of PS4 to enjoy these attractive 3D games because most likely PS3 will get firmware updates. You can also discuss this issue in Playstation 4 Forum.

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Well now you can!

A company called XCM has announced a new adaptor which will allow the crossover conversion to enable you to use a 360 controller on the PS3. The 360 controllers are renowned for their trigger buttons and I personally think this could enhance certain gameplay controllers, especially FPS games.

The XCM Cross Battle Adapter is a USB device which plugs straight into your PS3 and then all you need to do it pop your 360 controller into the adapter and away you go!! You can also go Old Skool with the adapter as it has the added bonus ofrapid fire! Choose the button of your choice of whip Call of Duty: World at War or Call of Duty: Modern Warfare into your PS3 and set your M1 Grand or Desert Eagle to rapid fire and watch your enemies cower at your knees.

Price at $39.99 may seem a little steep, especially is you have to buy a wired Xbox 360 controller on top. But do you think this is something that youre going to buy or take advantage of? Or is this just a gimmick that will just end up being confusing with button configuration?

When I had the original XBox, I did prefer the controllers to the PS2 and would prefer to be using the Xbox 360 controller for FPS games on my PS3.

Let us know your views. Are you happy with the PS3 controllers or do you prefer the Xbox 360 controllers?

Ah, the Gaming World. An amazing modern phenomena which has transformed the way in which we spend our time. So many people live the gaming life with an abundance of different consoles and gadgets. Should you be thinking about buying your very first console, or if you want to extend your collection further, stop looking here; you have found what you seek.

I will give here a short article for the time conscious of you, and I will discuss the ‘big three,’ the Sony PlayStation 3, the Microsoft Xbox 360 and the Nintendo Wii. Each has triumphs and each has drawbacks, and I will present these in due course over the next few minutes.

Firstly, the Sony PlayStation 3 [PS3]. Following the success of the original PlayStation, and the subsequent landmark, the PS2, Sony must be thriving on the sheer sales alone of the system. We have always loved the PlayStation and always will. The PS3 introduces a totally wireless controller, charged via USB cable to the system itself. In addition, the controller is SIXAXIS enabled, allowing movements with the controller to be replicated on screen, for example in Grand Theft Auto 4, a jerking back of the controller allows the character to do a wheelie on a motorbike. Vehicles can also be steered in this way. Furthermore, the Graphics on the PS3 are unrivaled by any other console. The sheer intensity of the game is totally revealed with amazingly realistic gameplay. The PS3 retails at around £250 and is a brilliant buy for any gamer, hardcore or casual.

Secondly, the Xbox 360 follows on from an original Xbox with internet play and community. Now, the online side of the Xbox is undeniably cool and it brings a brilliant experience to anyone who wants to talk, play or download movies over it. Despite not having the SIXAXIS controls of the PS3, the controller feels nicer and chunkier in the hands, with two comfortable analogue sticks, and triggers for shooting games, much like the R1 and R2 buttons on the PlayStation. A disadvantage, though, is that leaving it on for anymore than 6 hours leaves it liable to overheating. Despite this, the 360 is the cheapest console and basic models start from £130 (for the casual gamer) right up to the elite console at around £200 (for the pro gamer).

The Nintendo Wii changed gaming forever since its release. Previously, gaming was sitting back in a chair and moving just fingers and thumbs, but now you can play golf in your lounge without breaking the TV. Just be sure to fit the safety strap on the remote. A variety of remote attachments allow the main remote and ‘nunchuck’ controller to be converted into a gun, a tennis racket or a baseball bat. In fact, many more good games are coming to Wii, which is another advantage for anyone looking to buy one. Furthermore, you may often see a Wii in an Elderly folks’ home, getting the residents up and moving. It also gets everyone else exercising with the new Wii Fit balance board, which has seen record sales and has had brilliant reviews all across the globe. The Wii retails at £180, coming with a free game, Wii Sports (Worth £20-£30).

All in all, it is down to you to decide upon your personal console. Each is loved by many and each can bring many advantages to the purchaser. I personally own a PlayStation 3 and a Wii, although I’m aware of and respect the Xbox’s status as well. Any console is the right choice. Just pick the one that suits you best.