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Am I alone in thinking that it is ludicrous for ErgoSoft to be charging for there ps2 browser? At $30 for the software alone, let alone the charge of the USB modem, it's the only browser I can think of you actually have to pay for, yet the only functions to improve it over DreamKey is mp3 and pop3/smtp support, which certainly doesnt justify $30. Sony needs to get their broadband access out soon and at an affordable price, and charging for the browser software is not the right way to start going about it.
An Opposing Identity is Futile: A review of Star Trek: First Contact(2008)
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Alexander Mijatovic BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Star Trek First Contact' 1996 (dir. Jonathan Frakes); in which he tackle the issues surrounding Identity and applies it to Star Trek’s ability to make analogies through representation and ideological difference.
To read the review see here
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Alexander Mijatovic BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Star Trek First Contact' 1996 (dir. Jonathan Frakes); in which he tackle the issues surrounding Identity and applies it to Star Trek’s ability to make analogies through representation and ideological difference.
To read the review see here
Am I alone in thinking that it is ludicrous for ErgoSoft to be charging for there ps2 browser? At $30 for the software alone, let alone the charge of the USB modem, it's the only browser I can think of you actually have to pay for, yet the only functions to improve it over DreamKey is mp3 and pop3/smtp support, which certainly doesnt justify $30. Sony needs to get their broadband access out soon and at an affordable price, and charging for the browser software is not the right way to start going about it.