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This is a limited edition xbox console created to promote Gears of War 2 during the San Diego Comic Con in 2008.
the organ uniquely has two five-manual consoles: the first with a mechanical transmission in the gallery, the second on a platform with an electronic transmission that can be wheeled around the nave.
This mobile console lets the audience see the organist close-up – rather than just the back of his or her head bobbing away up in the gallery – and appreciate quite how hard co-ordinating your hands and feet really is.
Lauanne cathedral, Swizerland
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Our wii broke, and Nintendo is close by, so I took it directly to their customer service center. It's just a small lobby with a bit of swag for sale, but there's some cool Nintendo history there. See the notes for details.
Very nice black lacquer with gold trim smaller scale console table ideal for foyer or smaller space.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN - This is vintage up cycling at its very best! This was originally an old dressing table. We removed the mirror, evened up the areas of wood and beautiful wood veneer, and added a piece of smoked glass to the bottom. Presto-changeo! The sexiest vintage TV console ever, all curves and swerves.
Length 135cm, depth 48cm, height 55cm.
In my continuation to create a classic TARDIS console to go with my 5 inch figures, I decided that interior walls were needed to complete the look.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC. No copy right infringement intended.
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An abstract amalgamation of the several different incarnations of the classic TARDIS Console, this is my first serious attempt at creating a console for my 5 inch Figures. It is currently under repair... much like it's inspiration.
Constructed from white card, plastics, super glue, duct tape, unearthly metals, the aged tears of a terrestrial unicorn, deeply complex trans-dimentional circuitry, and some other tedious and pointless technobabble I shalt bother you with.
The BBC has announced a surge in iPlayer console use over the past few months.
“The final two weeks of December 2009 saw a huge increase for people accessing BBC programmes through their games console,” the BBC said in a press release as the on-demand service broke 100 million requests for programmes in a month for the first time. “One in eight of all TV requests are now coming from either a Nintendo Wii or Sony PS3 console, which is an increase of 74% since November 2009.”
The free service, which is now available on more than 20 devices, allows people to catch up with BBC programmes using their TV, mobile phone or computer.
It has been available on Wii for some time and on PS3 since November 2009, but a deal to bring iPlayer to Xbox 360 is reportedly being held back because of Microsoft's policy of charging for all content on Xbox Live.
Source: www.edge-online.com/news/bbc-iplayer-console-use-rockets
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