Ultimate class for your car! Pyle Sun Visor Monitors

Add a touch of style to your in car iPhone or Ipod viewing with these Pyle Sun Visor Monitors

Available in pairs or individualy, left or right versions, black gray and some models in tan, with options in screen size of 10.2'', 8.5'', 7'', 5.6'', 4.5'' you will surely find the right ones for your car

The 10.2" screen version uses the sun visor area to fully, giving a wonderful viewing experience with a wide viewing angle. And for the ladies who don't want to watch a video, turn it off and it becomes a normal mirror. Wow, now that's an added feature to persuade her to let you install one!

The casing is of a hard texture construction so will protect the monitor when being moved into the viewing position and back.
It has Adjustable Viewing Ratios of 25:9/23:9/16:9/4:3/1:1 and viewable in PAL or NTSC,

Brightness is 350 CD/M2 with a Resolution of 1440 H x 234 W

There are Dual Video Inputs allowing you to switch between players, VCD/DVD/GPS/Camera/iPhone/iTouch/iPod, etc.

It comes complete with Wireless Remote Control for your convenience with on/off button, video1/video2 selection button, individual volume up and down buttons, display mode (viewing ratios) button and a menu button for brightness, colors, contrast, etc.
 Dimensions are 15.6" wide x 6.9" high x 1" deep.
Power Supply is 12v DC  and it's recommended you have this product hardwired by a qualified person.
NOW THAT'S CLASS!!!!!

PYLE PLVSR10GR Pair of 10.2-Inch TFT/LCD Left and Right Sun Visor Monitors (Grey Color)

Storm8 World War

Since the release of Mafia Wars, there has been an steady increase in online multiplayer games in the app store, all with the same concept. They have become extremely popular and none more so than Storm8's World War

The object of World War is to build your defence and attack to allow you to win battles through income and building your alliance with other members.

If you played Mafia Wars before, then Storm8 World War will be no problem for you

If you are not familiar with this type of game then the gameplay will definately seem a bit confusing and perhaps overwhelming. There is a lot of data on the screen and it can take some time to get used to where everything is located. In addition, Storm8 keep updating the screen graphics which can initially produce more confusion. The latest update from Storm8 is more graphic intensive, increasing screen load time. However, there are some updated features which are more than welcome compared to older versions

Storm8 World War is undoubtedly one of the most popular (over 1.3 million downloads) multiplayer online games for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The graphics are pretty good and the limited audio effects (if you enable them) are adequate, giving you a bit of a sense of battle although I feel there could be more

The good thing about this game is that the action never stops and can prove to be very addictive. When you leave the game, people can still attack you, leave comments, sanction you and as time ticks by, you still earn $$ from your income buildings. Log on again and you can find many things have happened since your last visit, you earned a pile of $$ but lost some when you were attacked by other players. You lost some of your units when you where attacked, you have invites to join other players alliances, comments from other players and if you annoyed someone, they may have sanctioned you up to a maximum of 25 times in 24 hours. Oops!! This is why the game so addictive. You always need to be on top of everything to make sure you are ideally placed to defend against attacks and strategically placed for leveling up

In my opinion, Storm8 World War is a well established favorite that will keep you coming back for a long time

Can there be any improvements to this game? Leave a comment below please!

Who's up for tip's and strategies for playing Storm8 World War? Check out World War Live

iPad Delivered a Day Early

So, The official UK launch date for the iPad was today at 8am, 28th May 2010, but pre order customers by the hundreds are confirming that UPS had delivered their iPads yesterday. Lucky them!

In the UK, there have been queues of people waiting overnight for their chance to, at long last, get their hands on 'The Pad'. But they weren't as long as the queue's for the iPhone launch in 2007 and there's no guarantee that they will get one, all stock is on a first come, first served basis with only two iPads per customer. Some people who didn't want to queue for the iPad, actually paid other people to queue and buy their iPad for them.

It all sounds like a life or death situation for something that essentially is a giant iPhone or iTouch.

Is there anything it can do that the others can't?

Are you going to rush out and get one (Apple say there is only enough stock on the shelves to last until tomorrow) or like most of us, are you going to wait!