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Barnes & Noble have opened preorders for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and their list-price is alarmingly low. For a mere $19.95 ($30 less than any other site), you get yourself a brand new game. Be warned: This listing is possibly a price-error and your order(s) could be canceled once they catch it.

Unsurprisingly, we have just gotten word that there will be a pre-release demo for Just Cause 2. However, the information that was a pleasant surprise was the fact that the demo will release for every platform: PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. There are no details yet on what we should expect to see in the demo or even when the demo will release, but we do know that the PC demo will be exclusive to Steam. We’ll keep you informed when more details arrive.

via [Panau Island]

Dell has unveiled a newer version of their Precision M6500. It now can sport dual-core i5 or i7 processors and comes equipped with USB 3.0. The M6500 also houses a 3.2-megapixel webcam, 64GB SSD mini card, 17-inch LED display, 3G modem and Nvidia Quadro graphics.

The dual-core versions are said to be available later this month, but price details have yet to be announced.

via [Electronista]

Six years ago yesterday, Facebook was started at Harvard University by Mark Zuckerberg and a few of his college mates. It was then available to other universities and eventually anyone with internet access could get a Facebook account. 400 million people, in fact, are using Facebook. They’re also celebrating their birthday by rolling out a new redesign of the homepage, which, if you’re like me, probably won’t go over too well, seeing how the last redesign pissed a lot of users off.

Happy Birthday Facebook! You’re now one of the most popular time-killers on the internet.

[Mashable]

Splinter Cell: Conviction has seen many delays in the past, but it seems Ubisoft is serious about keeping their newest set date. The game will launch on PC and Xbox 360 on April 13th in the US, the 15th in Europe and Australia, and the 16th in the UK. Here’s hoping that they actually make this release date.

via [VG Arabia]

uTorrent 2.0 Released

So we all know what uTorrent is, right? It’s only the most popular BitTorrent client out there. Today, the devs have released a stable 2.0 version of uTorrent. So, if you’re one that absolutely has to have the latest of everything, uTorrent 2.0 should be your next download.

[uTorrent 2.0]

Today, as promised, Bethesda has given hungry fans some Fallout: New Vegas information. Not only have we been given a vague, but exciting new teaser trailer (follow the break for a lower res embedded video), but the game is projected for release “Fall 2010″ and, like Fallout 3, will release for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Fallout: New Vegas, the follow-up to Fallout 3- the 2008 Game of the Year – brings this beloved franchise to a location only Fallout could do justice: Vegas. Fallout: New Vegas takes all the action, humor, and post-apocalyptic grime and grit of this legendary series, and raises the stakes.”

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Developer Rebellion has released the Aliens vs. Predator demo on Steam today. While the full game doesn’t release until the 16th of this month, you can still get a quick feel for the game by heading over to Steam and downloading the free demo for yourself.

Acer has been talking the talk recently, but they have yet to walk the walk. The company fell behind in sales by shipping 9.5 million notebooks in Q4 2009. HP, on the other hand, shipped almost 11.4 million notebooks. This widens the gap by 900,000 laptops compared to the previous quarter. HP is planning to ship 44 million notebooks in 2010 and Acer is wanting to focus on ultra-thin notebooks to increase shipments beyond its original 40 million goal to keep up with HP.

via [DigiTimes]

2K Games has bombarded us with awesome videos in preparation of Bioshock 2’s ever-nearing release. The first video is an unboxing of the special edition, which includes an announcement for an even more exclusive edition of the game. After that, we get to see a launch trailer with all of the cinematics and footage we could ask for. Follow the break for the videos.

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