| The PlayStation 3: 24 things you need to know
With all the hoopla and wahoo about Sony's Playstation 3 getting passed around like a hot potato, it can be difficult to keep things in perspective. It's also easy for little details to get lost in the shuffle. Have no fear, though, because GamePro is to the rescue with a handy cheat sheet of little known facts and new information about Sony's Cadillac of a console. Can you dig it? Touch-sensitive power and eject buttons are a nice touch — literally The eject and power on buttons on the face of the PS3 are touch sensitive, not unlike the iPod's wheel or the Chocolate phone's softkeys. It's a nice, classy addition that helps give the PS3 a more cutting-edge look and feel, especially compared to the somewhat clunky “clicky" Xbox 360 power and eject buttons. A small detail, perhaps, but on worth noting.
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Dennis Quaid chokes up at Sundance premiere while discussing newborn ...
I'm a little verklempt," Quaid said onstage at the movie's Sundance Film Festival premiere this week. "The character came to have hope for himself but in a sense it came true for me." The twins born to Quaid and his wife Kimberly by a surrogate mother have now recovered from the overdose of heparin administered at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The couple sued the drug maker. In the film, Quaid plays Lawrence Wetherhold, a schlumpy English professor struggling to get over the death of his wife. He slowly finds happiness with a former student and ER doctor, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, who treated him for a seizure. .
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