Today was so much fun! We got out of second and half of third period today because of the JV athletic awards thing and the slideshow. The awards took so long. Me and a couple of my friends got certificates...but the best part was the slideshow. We only got to see half of the original slideshow because one of the computers messed up. By the time they got it fixed, they could only let the juniors and seniors go back to watch it. My boyfriend got to go, but me and my friends had to stay in class. Then at the of sixth period (about ten minutes to the bell), the school allowed everyone to go to their homerooms and pick up their yearbooks. Our cover is awesome this year! It is definately the best one yet! It's tye-dyed, and it has a CD on the front with words around it that says Cavaliers Unplugged. Then there is a cord hooked to the words that leads to the back cover, which has an amp and an awesome tye-dyed guitar proped up against it.
The Xbox 2
Name: Unknown, but the front runners are Xbox HD, Xbox Next, NeXt Box, and Xbox 360
Lauch Date: Fall 2005
Central Processor: Three IBM PowerPC processors
Graphics Processor: Courtesy of Canadian graphics giant ATi (of Radeon fame)
Memory: 256 MB RAM
Controller: Possibly wireless, supporting four (or more) players
Online Play: A huge focus with Xbox Live and support for game microtrasactions
The PS3
Name: PS3
Lauch Date: 2006
Backward Compatibility: It's rumored
Central Processor: Advanced, multicore Cell central processor courtesy of IBM, Toshiba, and Sony
Graphics Processor: Courtesy of nVidia and far more powerful than even the current PC powerhouse GeForce 6800 Ultra
Connectivity: Most likely PSP
The "Revolution"
Lauch Date: 2006
Backward Compatability: with the Gamecube
Central Processor: By IBM as are those in the other two
Graphic Processor: Courtesy of ATi
Online Play: Nintendo has partenered with GameSpy
Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi to connect with other Revolutions and probably the DS
*I found all of this information in GamePro's June issue*