Some of the Sony PlayStation 3 owners in multiple regions (including North America, Europe, and Australia) are facing the inability to sign into the PlayStation Network online gaming service(PSN), corrupted user data and inability to play some games online or off. The problems are accompanied by the 8001050F error code.
When they try to load up certain games — including the just-released Heavy Rain — they receive the error code and the following message: "Registration of the trophy information could not be completed. The game will now quit." After the message, the system reboots. The problems seem to mostly affect older, "fat" models of the PS3. Slim models are either not impacted or affected far less frequently.
Now there is something called trophies which are something like prizes for accomplishing some levels or certain tasks.These trophies are synced with the PlayStation Network so players can compare their achievements. Gaming blog Joystiq found reports that the consoles were having their dates reset to 12/31/1999; that might somehow be related to the trophy syncing problems.
In response to this Sony tweeted: "We're aware that many of you are having problems connecting to PSN, and yes, we're looking into it. Stay tuned for updates." That's all we've heard from them so far. There's no solution just yet; even disconnecting your console from the Internet doesn't help. We'll post an update immediately when we hear about a resolution.
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Most of the change banks just sit on your desk and look unattractive. If you are getting bored by the conventional coin bank and need something new for saving your coins this might help. We have here a collection of cool, creative and modern coin banks which will allow you to save money in style. We are sure these would be a whole lot more fun than putting your pocket change in the coin jar. Saving change was never so much fun.
Ceramic Jar Coin Bank: Another one from Artlebedev's Studio; a white marker is supplied as part of the kit, so you could draw the savings goal on the jar. After it's full, just drop it and take the money and buy what you've planned.
Face Bank: This creative bank eats and saves your coins,
<a href="//www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6ACvHlG4Bg">Watch the "Face Bank" Video on Youtube</a>
Mini Arcade Coin Bank: This mini-machine is actually a coin bank that encourages you to deposit coins in exchange for games. Every time you drop a coin, you start of a new game.
<a href="//www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6UCIRoJTII">Watch the "Mini Arcade Coin Bank" Video on Youtube</a>
Credit Card Saving Bank: Using this one, you can deposit a preset amount of money to your private bank account. All you need to do is slide the credit card through the card reader in ceramic bank and the software will connect directly to your private bank account and the preset amount of money will be deposited in your account.
Robby The Robot Coin Bank: Its one of the all-time coolest robots in the world of SF. Robby's a coin bank now, it accepts and even counts your coins.
Money Savvy Coin Bank: With this one the personal finance education starts at a young age. It has four compartments - save, invest, spend……..
Compulsory Coin Addition Bank: It will wait for you to add coins to it every day, if not, it'll send coins all over your desktop. Plus it got an interesting shape and seems to act like it too.
His/Her Money Bank: This seems to come out from real life. Even if the coins are put in his bank, it will still drop down to her bank.
Bottle Top Coin Bank: Fix it on to the top of any bottle and it counts every coin that goes through it but it only counts 1 yen coins.
Coin Bank: Creation of Revol-Design, coins are dropped into the top which gets collected in between the two glass pieces and they stay there until you unlock and empty it.
Digital Counting Money Jar: This smart jar counts every coin that goes through it and sums up your total deposits and displays them on the screen.
Spend/Save Coin Bank: This one makes collection interesting by rewarding you one way or the other with every deposit.
Glass Break Money Box: The only way you can retrieve the money is by breaking the glass.
Coin Factory Bank: You can insert up to 3 coins at a time, press the start button and watch as each coin travels individually. Once the coins are safe, it automatically shuts off the bank, waiting for the next coin to be deposited.
MSI release a new wireless combo mouse and keyboard called MSI Air keyboard. It’s really suitable for who has Nettop PC with ergonomic design and save your space.
The MSI Air keyboard has standard QWERTY with multimedia button and LB/RB shoulder trigger. It can use as a mouse by moving the keyboard because it’s already built-in with accelerometer/3D motion sensor. The MSI Air compatible with MacOS (10.2 above) and Windows OS (98SE above), available at $110.
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