Something that we spend entirely too much money on is the virtual console for Wii. We love it so much that we have run out of internal memory. To make matters worse, Nintendo will be expanding their console line up to include the Commodore 64(C64). The C64 will debut later this year with System 3's "International Karate" and Graftgold's "Uridium." They will go for 500 Wii points apiece. There is a full list of games on virtual console here.

Combining several personal entertainment devices with add-on software, a group of guys have managed to form "iBand." The add-on software apps used are iAno, Pocketguitar, iPhonesynth, and beatphone. They do not currently have a third iPhone. They utilize a Nintendo DS as a beat device substitute instead. Due to the response from the community, they are planning on continuing their efforts. Read on for more videos.

Amazon.com today announced that they are going Blu-ray exclusive, which is no big surprise. The confusion has already dissipated, despite what their press release says. In other news, AMD is aggressively cutting their prices in anticipation of the 9600GT's release. Hexus.net has the coverage.

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A relatively unknown player in the NAND Flash market made an announcement today about a new 128 GB 1.8" SSD. Through the company Imation, Mtron will be producing these SSDs by April of this year. This development should provide for an interesting price battle this fall. Read on for more.