Microsoft and Dell unveil their AIDS-in-Africa relief project partnership. Donations of $50 - $80 of each machine’s purchase price going to RED, and $5 on the printer.

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Sharp has a new line of LCD TV’s with the AQUOS X Series, E Series and D Series.

While the E and D series are somehow common we will focus our attention to the stunning X Series which is available in 37, 42 and 47” and has a thickness of only 3.44cm !

All X Series TV are of course Full HD (1920×1080), has a Double-Speed LCD (120Hz), offer an amazing contrast ratio of 15000:1 and 12-bit BDE color value rendering, a 1Bit Digital amplifier and 3 1.3a HDMI input.

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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has dumped Jessica Simpson, OK! magazine reported Thursday.

Dallas fans accused the entertainer of being a distraction to Romo and she was cast as a scapegoat after the Cowboys, who went 13-3 in the regular season, were sent packing in a surprise 21-17 playoff loss to the New York Giants.

“Tony is now starting to blame her himself,” an unidentified friend of Romo’s told OK! magazine. “Before dating Jessica, he was Texas’s golden boy. Now he’s become a joke.” - CBC

Shit! I just realized after making this photo that I hope I didn’t jinx the Giants. Well as long as Eli stays engaged to his long time girlfriend, the team should be fine!

I can’t wait for this game to finally come out. Its the most anticipated game to come our since Halo 3. It was suppose to come out during the Holidays, but got delayed. It looks like the delay was a good thing so they don’t rush into things and focus on making a good game!

Among GT’s many observations on the seemingly-finished game:

* Much improved out-of-car combat (all we can say is Thank God!)
* Carjacking involves “hotwiring” cars.
* In car “GPS” means less trying to read that damn, impossible map.
* Better physics, including amazing truck-surfing, as seen on the trailer.
* Drunk Driving mission, with accompanying slurs, stumbles and Vaseline-lensed camera.

Source: G4TV

The Yankees did finish first in something last year - spending.

While its streak of AL East titles ended at nine, New York wound up with a record payroll of $218.3 million.

The World Series champion Boston Red Sox were a distant second at $155.4 million, according to information received by clubs from the commissioner’s office.

The Los Angeles Dodgers were third last season at $125.6 million, followed by the Mets ($120.9 million), Chicago Cubs ($115.9 million), Seattle ($114.4 million), Los Angeles Angels ($111 million), Philadelphia ($101.8 million), San Francisco ($101.5 million) and the Chicago White Sox ($100.2 million). - NY Daily News