Now if you’re like me and have just put down Fallout 1 and 2 after finally waiting, in great anticipation for Fallout 3, then you might have been a bit upset and picked up Fallout 2 again, because it's a lot different from its predecessor.
However, those of you who persevered, and gave the game an hour of your valuable time, would know that Bethesda game studios are on to a great thing.
With processor speeds getting faster and faster, it was only a matter of time before PCs caught up with the technology speed race. Packard Bell has brought out a range of PC that take advantage of these leaps in technology while keeping the price nice and low. So does Quad core (4 processors) justify the leap?
With the summer over and the kids going back to school, you might well be thinking it’s time to update your old dusty family PC in the corner, so what should you look for in a PC that can run all the latest office software letting the kids get on with their homework in half the time without spending a fortune. In my opinion it maybe best to opt for the Packard Bell iMedia 2215 for under £300 – it’s cheap but does it give you enough bang for your pound? Lets find out.
Some people have chosen to ignore the whole ‘global warming’ movement, but I’ve jumped on the band wagon and much to the frustration of others, now go around turning off
