The Texas Instruments OMAP 4 Blaze is one of the most mind blowing prototypes on display here at Mobile World Congress. While its lower spec system-on-a-chip cousin is destined for your next Android phone, this chunkier rig packs a lot more punch: it can run Android on one screen, stream TV on another, and just for a laugh, throw another video out of a projector at the same time too!
Good news if you want to get your digits on a controller keypad for your PS3 but don’t fancy shelling out the full £24.99 for Sony’s official clip-on peripheral – BLAZE has just announced its own online messaging wireless keypad, priced at just £14.99.
The Sega Mega Drive, one of the most fondly-remembered consoles of the past, is due to be relaunched at the end of April… for the second time.
There are some things from the 90’s we hope never make a comeback, such as Ant and Dec’s music ‘career’. But one thing we’re glad to see returning is the SEGA Mega Drive in all its 16bit retro glory, in handheld form.
