Their application lets you share not only input devices between two or more machines (even those with different OSes) but also a clipboard, all by harnessing the power of the network. This means that you can cut and paste between multiple computers with no problem at all. The keyboard also works normally on each screen; input goes to whichever screen has the cursor.

Worried about how this will affect the gaming with fellow 3-PGers? Don't fret, there is a scroll lock button that you can bind to a hot key that will keep the cursor and keyboard on your primary screen. Game on!

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Guaranteed to make you type happier, this fully functional Keyboard for Blondes is compatible with all desktops and laptops including MAC, PC and Linux.  Requires USB port and good sence of humor.

Check out the numberpad with dice symbols instead of numbers.  I want that on my keyboard!  To tell you the truth, you'd really have to be a geek to really appreciate it but if you know a geek gal, your going to want to keep her.  Get her this. 

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For the past couple of months it would appear that ATI would be winning the graphics card war with their success of their higher end 48xx card lineups including the 4850, 4870, and 4870x2. Nvidia struggled to keep up with ATI mainly due to price point as the more equal Nvidia cards were usually priced higher than their competitor.

Both cards offer only a incremental jump from their lower series cards, which is about 10%. Whether the extra $80 is worth it or not will up to the consumer. Nvidia can only hope however that with its lineup at reduced pricing that it will be able to take some of ATI's stolen market share.

Tom's Hardware

Today marks another great start of the great Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, CA. This conference, that lasts a week ( March 23rd-27th ), is a place where most large developers come to show off what they are doing, the games they are building, and possibly the innovation they have been researching. Publishers are there as well, marketing their products by handing out hinting images or viral websites. Most of the time the sessions are spent teaching other developers and artists tricks from art pipelines all the way up to next generation programming and everything in between. Stay tuned to GDC news this week, most of the information sessions are great eye openers to non Game designers.

GDC - Home

Gamasutra a large game design website is keeping very close tabs to the daily events. Gamasutra GDC Coverage

Here is a list of highlights:

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