Remember PDAs? HP does. Indeed HP remembers PDAs so ferociously that it’s released a new one called the iPAQ 210. For $449, you’ll get a 4-inch 640×480 VGA touchscreen plus a bunch of other stuff like a 624MHz Marvell PXA310 processor — Marvell purchased Intel’s XScale unit back in June of 2006 so you’re […]

Remember PDAs? HP does. Indeed HP remembers PDAs so ferociously that it’s released a new one called the iPAQ 210.

For $449, you’ll get a 4-inch 640×480 VGA touchscreen plus a bunch of other stuff like a 624MHz Marvell PXA310 processor — Marvell purchased Intel’s XScale unit back in June of 2006 so you’re basically getting an XScale processor if you’d like to look at it that way.

There’s also 128MB of SDRAM, 256MB of flash ROM, microphone, full-size (3.5-inch) headphone jack, 802.11b/g wireless, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile Office, and Compact Flash and SDIO slots.

HP iPAQ 210 [HP.com] via CNET Blogs

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If only there were a game like Guitar Hero where you could also play drums and sing instead of just playing the guitar parts. They could call it something like oh, I don’t know, Band of Rockers or Rock Guys Rocking Together or Making the Band or Hey, Come Over After School And We’ll Jam […]

If only there were a game like Guitar Hero where you could also play drums and sing instead of just playing the guitar parts. They could call it something like oh, I don’t know, Band of Rockers or Rock Guys Rocking Together or Making the Band or Hey, Come Over After School And We’ll Jam In My Basement With The New Gibson Epiphone My Father Bought Me After I Found Out He’s Been Sleeping With His Secretary. Or maybe just something easy like Rock Band would do.

Anyway, Best Buy’s website states the upcoming Rock Band: Aerosmith will grant you to “drum like Joey Kramer, wield an axe like Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, bring up the bottom like bassman Tom Hamilton and belt out vocals like the legendary Steven Tyler. Unlike the real band, you won’t have to last years of touring and endless hours on stage. Just pick up your instrument and play, or put the mic in your hand and sing.”

It’s set to release on June 29th and will cost $50 to $60 depending on your system, so we’ll see how you’re going to get the drumset and microphone that’ll grant you to do all of the aforementioned rocking.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith [Best Buy] via Joystiq

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