Bruce Everiss - Seeking Alpha 'Bruce Everiss' Tag RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.com/author/bruce-everiss Microsoft Bans Thieves from Live http://seekingalpha.com/article/172777-microsoft-bans-thieves-from-live?source=feed 172777 Elizabeth Swann, Pirates of the Caribbean

This is brilliant. And about time too. Some people modify their Xbox game consoles so that they can steal games. They don’t want to pay the developers for all the work that has gone into making the game. They are quite happy to be thieves when they think that they won’t be caught.

]]> Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:01:18 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Elizabeth Swann, Pirates of the Caribbean

This is brilliant. And about time too. Some people modify their Xbox game consoles so that they can steal games. They don’t want to pay the developers for all the work that has gone into making the game. They are quite happy to be thieves when they think that they won’t be caught.


Complete Story »]]> MSFT Bruce Everiss Electronic Arts Job Cuts: Grim Outlook for Game Industry http://seekingalpha.com/article/172426-electronic-arts-job-cuts-grim-outlook-for-game-industry?source=feed 172426 The latest news will come as no surprise to readers here. I have written multiple articles on how and why Electronic Arts (ERTS) is losing so much money. And I have written multiple articles about what is wrong with the games industry and why it is shedding so many staff.

This latest news is that EA losses are even worse than before. It made a fiscal Q2 loss of $391 million, 26% up from the year before. Whilst game sales are booming and the customer base is bigger than ever before. So now EA has instituted massive redundancies. Current estimates are that 1,500 staff are to go. The worst hit studios seem to be Tiburon, Mythic, Black Box and Redwood Shores. Maybe shareholders should be looking at the strategic management of the company.

]]> Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:15:19 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:The latest news will come as no surprise to readers here. I have written multiple articles on how and why Electronic Arts (ERTS) is losing so much money. And I have written multiple articles about what is wrong with the games industry and why it is shedding so many staff.

This latest news is that EA losses are even worse than before. It made a fiscal Q2 loss of $391 million, 26% up from the year before. Whilst game sales are booming and the customer base is bigger than ever before. So now EA has instituted massive redundancies. Current estimates are that 1,500 staff are to go. The worst hit studios seem to be Tiburon, Mythic, Black Box and Redwood Shores. Maybe shareholders should be looking at the strategic management of the company.


Complete Story »]]> ERTS Bruce Everiss What's Wrong with the Gaming Industry? http://seekingalpha.com/article/172102-what-s-wrong-with-the-gaming-industry?source=feed 172102 Normandie sinking, New York

There are a lot of doom and gloom headlines around at the moment. Lots of development staff being laid off, games selling far less than expected, major publishers making massive losses and release schedules that look a little thin. What is happening here?:

]]> Sun, 08 Nov 2009 11:09:55 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Normandie sinking, New York

There are a lot of doom and gloom headlines around at the moment. Lots of development staff being laid off, games selling far less than expected, major publishers making massive losses and release schedules that look a little thin. What is happening here?:


Complete Story »]]> AAPL ATVI ERTS MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss Apple's App Store Numbers Continue to Amaze http://seekingalpha.com/article/171439-apple-s-app-store-numbers-continue-to-amaze?source=feed 171439 The App Store is an accident of history. (But one that was predicted here). Apple (AAPL) had been making MP3 tracks available for a few years on the iStore. When they added a bit more memory and processing power to the iPod, they realized that it could run third party applications, so they made an iStore for applications. And amazingly they were only doing it as a service to users; they didn’t see the business potential.

Now after a little over a year, there are over 100,000 Apps and there have been over 2 billion downloads. 125,000 developers have signed up with Apple and 19.6% of Apps are games. All this has brought up some very pertinent points.

]]> Thu, 05 Nov 2009 06:57:42 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:The App Store is an accident of history. (But one that was predicted here). Apple (AAPL) had been making MP3 tracks available for a few years on the iStore. When they added a bit more memory and processing power to the iPod, they realized that it could run third party applications, so they made an iStore for applications. And amazingly they were only doing it as a service to users; they didn’t see the business potential.

Now after a little over a year, there are over 100,000 Apps and there have been over 2 billion downloads. 125,000 developers have signed up with Apple and 19.6% of Apps are games. All this has brought up some very pertinent points.


Complete Story »]]> AAPL Bruce Everiss Apples to Apples: Will History Repeat Itself as Android Gains on the iPhone? http://seekingalpha.com/article/170801-apples-to-apples-will-history-repeat-itself-as-android-gains-on-the-iphone?source=feed 170801

I opened one of the first computer stores, Microdigital in Liverpool, in 1978. So I was in a good position to see the rise of Apple (AAPL) to dominate the personal computer (PC) market. I even visited Apple in Cupertino in California and was offered the UK distributorship. So this put me in the front row as they built up to own the market, then threw it all away.

]]> Tue, 03 Nov 2009 08:14:22 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

I opened one of the first computer stores, Microdigital in Liverpool, in 1978. So I was in a good position to see the rise of Apple (AAPL) to dominate the personal computer (PC) market. I even visited Apple in Cupertino in California and was offered the UK distributorship. So this put me in the front row as they built up to own the market, then threw it all away.


Complete Story »]]> AAPL GOOG GRMN LGERF.PK MOT S SSNLF.PK TOSBF.PK VOD Bruce Everiss Nintendo: The Wii Bubble Has Burst http://seekingalpha.com/article/170383-nintendo-the-wii-bubble-has-burst?source=feed 170383 Inevitably, and for reasons explained many times here, the Wii bubble has finally burst. In the half year to the end of September sales were down by 40% compared with the year before. Nintendo (NTDOY.PK) president Satoru Iwata has no option but to admit: “Wii has stalled.” He even admitted that the price drop has failed to arrest the decline: “With the price drop, sales returned to a certain level, but they just did not reach the level of last year around this time”. Which was all as inevitable as night follows day.

A lot of the success of the Wii was just a fad. People became lemmings under the onslaught of peer pressure, just like with the Hula Hoop and Rubik’s Cube for previous generations. And fads have very sudden endings as the zeitgeist moves on to something new.

]]> Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:14:24 -0500 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Inevitably, and for reasons explained many times here, the Wii bubble has finally burst. In the half year to the end of September sales were down by 40% compared with the year before. Nintendo (NTDOY.PK) president Satoru Iwata has no option but to admit: “Wii has stalled.” He even admitted that the price drop has failed to arrest the decline: “With the price drop, sales returned to a certain level, but they just did not reach the level of last year around this time”. Which was all as inevitable as night follows day.

A lot of the success of the Wii was just a fad. People became lemmings under the onslaught of peer pressure, just like with the Hula Hoop and Rubik’s Cube for previous generations. And fads have very sudden endings as the zeitgeist moves on to something new.


Complete Story »]]> MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss What You Don't Know About Gaming Could Make You Obsolete http://seekingalpha.com/article/169035-what-you-don-t-know-about-gaming-could-make-you-obsolete?source=feed 169035 There is something about video gaming that a lot of people don’t understand, especially many politicians and much of the traditional press. And that is that gaming is just another form of media. Like the ballet, television, books, opera, film, newspapers etc etc. That is all it is.

Of course gaming has made most of the older media obsolete because gaming has the technical advantages of interactivity, non linearity and connectivity. These represent such a paradigm shift that it is just about impossible to convert content from the old media to games and vice versa. Gaming also has the phenomenally powerful task/reward mechanic which is what will ultimately seal its position as the main method for delivering education.

]]> Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:02:42 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:There is something about video gaming that a lot of people don’t understand, especially many politicians and much of the traditional press. And that is that gaming is just another form of media. Like the ballet, television, books, opera, film, newspapers etc etc. That is all it is.

Of course gaming has made most of the older media obsolete because gaming has the technical advantages of interactivity, non linearity and connectivity. These represent such a paradigm shift that it is just about impossible to convert content from the old media to games and vice versa. Gaming also has the phenomenally powerful task/reward mechanic which is what will ultimately seal its position as the main method for delivering education.


Complete Story »]]> AMZN MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss Microsoft's Xbox Beats Out All Other Game Consoles http://seekingalpha.com/article/168092-microsoft-s-xbox-beats-out-all-other-game-consoles?source=feed 168092 I am very, very glad that I am not in competition with Microsoft’s (MSFT) Xbox division. They really are grinding the opposition down. And it is not as if they are attacking on one front. No, Microsoft believes in being better in every single possible way. The Xbox 360 is now, by a huge margin, the gamer’s choice of consoles from this generation. It is cheaper to buy, has far more games available and has the best online gaming service on earth, Xbox Live. Little wonder that in September Microsoft sold $404 million of Xbox 360 hardware, software and peripherals in North America alone. A phenomenal result.

Part of the success is down to platform exclusives. Halo is massive and Halo 3: ODST has done the business again through this summer. But there is also Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, Forza Motorsport 3 and Left 4 Dead 2 with Mass Effect 2, Gears of War 3, Crackdown 2, Halo Reach and Alan Wake to come. Relentless and formidable.

]]> Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:02:29 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:I am very, very glad that I am not in competition with Microsoft’s (MSFT) Xbox division. They really are grinding the opposition down. And it is not as if they are attacking on one front. No, Microsoft believes in being better in every single possible way. The Xbox 360 is now, by a huge margin, the gamer’s choice of consoles from this generation. It is cheaper to buy, has far more games available and has the best online gaming service on earth, Xbox Live. Little wonder that in September Microsoft sold $404 million of Xbox 360 hardware, software and peripherals in North America alone. A phenomenal result.

Part of the success is down to platform exclusives. Halo is massive and Halo 3: ODST has done the business again through this summer. But there is also Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, Forza Motorsport 3 and Left 4 Dead 2 with Mass Effect 2, Gears of War 3, Crackdown 2, Halo Reach and Alan Wake to come. Relentless and formidable.


Complete Story »]]> MSFT NTDOY.PK Bruce Everiss China Gaming: Right Now, Only China Is Holding It Back http://seekingalpha.com/article/167029-china-gaming-right-now-only-china-is-holding-it-back?source=feed 167029 My personal experience of Chinese video games goes back to the Chinese government banning the Codemasters game IGI2 in 2004. A massive blow when we had no sales or distribution there!

I have pointed out on here before, China has a rich heritage of Gold Farming with about 400,000 people employed in this “industry”. So there is a very big understanding there of game mechanics and business models. And it is hardly surprising that the dominant games are MMOs and the dominant platform the PC. One of the largest PC manufacturers in the world, Lenovo, is Chinese.

]]> Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:36:37 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:My personal experience of Chinese video games goes back to the Chinese government banning the Codemasters game IGI2 in 2004. A massive blow when we had no sales or distribution there!

I have pointed out on here before, China has a rich heritage of Gold Farming with about 400,000 people employed in this “industry”. So there is a very big understanding there of game mechanics and business models. And it is hardly surprising that the dominant games are MMOs and the dominant platform the PC. One of the largest PC manufacturers in the world, Lenovo, is Chinese.


Complete Story »]]> UBSFY.PK Bruce Everiss Two Lessons from iPhone Piracy http://seekingalpha.com/article/166698-two-lessons-from-iphone-piracy?source=feed 166698

Well, exactly as I predicted, piracy has become rampant for iPhone applications. If people can steal with no chance of getting caught then most people will.

]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 09:43:29 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

Well, exactly as I predicted, piracy has become rampant for iPhone applications. If people can steal with no chance of getting caught then most people will.


Complete Story »]]> AAPL Bruce Everiss GameStop Director Leonard Riggio Shows Us the Future of Gaming http://seekingalpha.com/article/166464-gamestop-director-leonard-riggio-shows-us-the-future-of-gaming?source=feed 166464 Leonard Riggio is board chairman of GameStop (GME) and until recently owned 6.9% of the company. He now owns 5.5% of the company having sold 2.3 million shares for about $60 million. A very smart move. And one which shows us exactly where the video game industry is going.

GameStop and other high street game retailers rely on video games being distributed and sold in cardboard and plastic and there is a lot of reasons to think that this practice is at the start of a very significant decline. In fact physical inventory for content in this industry may well be about to go the way of the Dodo. And all because online distribution is better:

]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:32:08 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Leonard Riggio is board chairman of GameStop (GME) and until recently owned 6.9% of the company. He now owns 5.5% of the company having sold 2.3 million shares for about $60 million. A very smart move. And one which shows us exactly where the video game industry is going.

GameStop and other high street game retailers rely on video games being distributed and sold in cardboard and plastic and there is a lot of reasons to think that this practice is at the start of a very significant decline. In fact physical inventory for content in this industry may well be about to go the way of the Dodo. And all because online distribution is better:


Complete Story »]]> AAPL GME MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss e-Books Are an Interim Technology on the Way to e-Tablets http://seekingalpha.com/article/165447-e-books-are-an-interim-technology-on-the-way-to-e-tablets?source=feed 165447

We must have a ton of paper in our house in the form of books. Some great literature, my wife’s degree materials, the libraries for my hobbies such as scuba diving and wine, a mountain of travel books and so on. Pulped trees are an enormously inefficient method to store and transport all this information. If it was transferred to silicon or to rotating memory I could carry the whole lot around in my pocket.

]]> Thu, 08 Oct 2009 04:47:58 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

We must have a ton of paper in our house in the form of books. Some great literature, my wife’s degree materials, the libraries for my hobbies such as scuba diving and wine, a mountain of travel books and so on. Pulped trees are an enormously inefficient method to store and transport all this information. If it was transferred to silicon or to rotating memory I could carry the whole lot around in my pocket.


Complete Story »]]> AMZN SNE Bruce Everiss The Top 20 Game Publishers http://seekingalpha.com/article/165247-the-top-20-game-publishers?source=feed 165247 Below is Game Developer magazine's list of the top 20 game publishers. Not a Brit in sight. Criteria include a survey of 900 industry professionals, review scores and company revenue:

1. Nintendo (NTDOY.PK)
2. Electronic Arts (ERTS)
3. Activision Blizzard (ATVI)
4. Ubisoft (UBSFY.PK)
5. Take-Two (TTWO)
6. Sony Computer Entertainment (SNE)
7. Bethesda Softworks
8. THQ (THQI)
9. Square Enix (SQNXF.PK)
10. Microsoft (MSFT)
11. Konami (KNM)
12. Sega (SGAMY.PK)
13. Capcom (CCOEF.PK)
14. MTV Games
15. Namco Bandai Games (NCBDF.PK)
16. Warner Bros. Interactive
17. Disney Interactive (DIS)
18. Atari (ATAR.PK)
19. Atlus
20. LucasArts

]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2009 05:53:38 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Below is Game Developer magazine's list of the top 20 game publishers. Not a Brit in sight. Criteria include a survey of 900 industry professionals, review scores and company revenue:

1. Nintendo (NTDOY.PK)
2. Electronic Arts (ERTS)
3. Activision Blizzard (ATVI)
4. Ubisoft (UBSFY.PK)
5. Take-Two (TTWO)
6. Sony Computer Entertainment (SNE)
7. Bethesda Softworks
8. THQ (THQI)
9. Square Enix (SQNXF.PK)
10. Microsoft (MSFT)
11. Konami (KNM)
12. Sega (SGAMY.PK)
13. Capcom (CCOEF.PK)
14. MTV Games
15. Namco Bandai Games (NCBDF.PK)
16. Warner Bros. Interactive
17. Disney Interactive (DIS)
18. Atari (ATAR.PK)
19. Atlus
20. LucasArts


Complete Story »]]> ATAR.PK ATVI CCOEF.PK DIS ERTS KNM MSFT NCBDF.PK NTDOY.PK SGAMY.PK SNE SQNXF.PK THQI TTWO UBSFY.PK Bruce Everiss What Is Going to Get Gaming Software Development Booming Again? http://seekingalpha.com/article/164875-what-is-going-to-get-gaming-software-development-booming-again?source=feed 164875

There is increasing anecdotal evidence and deductions from news items that there is currently a big slowdown in games under development worldwide. Development staff are being laid off in quite a few studios. Yet the industry at retail is bigger than it ever was before and is booming like crazy, so what is going on?

]]> Mon, 05 Oct 2009 14:10:10 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

There is increasing anecdotal evidence and deductions from news items that there is currently a big slowdown in games under development worldwide. Development staff are being laid off in quite a few studios. Yet the industry at retail is bigger than it ever was before and is booming like crazy, so what is going on?


Complete Story »]]> MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss Apple Apps' Incredible Success Has Many Marketing Implications http://seekingalpha.com/article/164280-apple-apps-incredible-success-has-many-marketing-implications?source=feed 164280 The Apple (AAPL) App Store is the biggest thing to ever happen to the video game industry, so it is amazing when you realize that it is less than 15 months old. And that Apple never expected to make a profit from it, they just did it as a service.

According to Apple’s figures, there have (as of September 28th) been 2,000,000,000 apps downloaded, and they are now hosting 85,000 separate apps. There are more than 50 million iPhones and iPod Touches in the world. And there are 125,000 developers signed up to make apps for them. Amazing figures. It is little wonder that Apple is rumored to be working on a home console to take on Nintendo (NTDOY.PK), Sony (SNE) and Microsoft (MSFT).

]]> Thu, 01 Oct 2009 08:25:19 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:The Apple (AAPL) App Store is the biggest thing to ever happen to the video game industry, so it is amazing when you realize that it is less than 15 months old. And that Apple never expected to make a profit from it, they just did it as a service.

According to Apple’s figures, there have (as of September 28th) been 2,000,000,000 apps downloaded, and they are now hosting 85,000 separate apps. There are more than 50 million iPhones and iPod Touches in the world. And there are 125,000 developers signed up to make apps for them. Amazing figures. It is little wonder that Apple is rumored to be working on a home console to take on Nintendo (NTDOY.PK), Sony (SNE) and Microsoft (MSFT).


Complete Story »]]> AAPL Bruce Everiss Traditional Media Outlets Can Wave Advertising Dollars Goodbye http://seekingalpha.com/article/164096-traditional-media-outlets-can-wave-advertising-dollars-goodbye?source=feed 164096 Television is old media and, as such, it is rapidly losing relevance to people’s lives. It lacks interactivity, connectivity and non linearity so it is doomed by its technical inferiority. And this is reflected in the behavior of the viewers who are deserting the sinking ship in droves for the greener pastures of the internet and video gaming.

The latest news is that in the UK online advertising spend is now greater than TV advertising spend. In the first 6 months of this year total advertising spend, in the recession, fell by 16%. So it is amazing that in the same period online advertising rose by 4.6%. This is a massive performance and reflects the fact that many marketeers are now realizing that they have to follow their customers.

]]> Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:38:46 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:Television is old media and, as such, it is rapidly losing relevance to people’s lives. It lacks interactivity, connectivity and non linearity so it is doomed by its technical inferiority. And this is reflected in the behavior of the viewers who are deserting the sinking ship in droves for the greener pastures of the internet and video gaming.

The latest news is that in the UK online advertising spend is now greater than TV advertising spend. In the first 6 months of this year total advertising spend, in the recession, fell by 16%. So it is amazing that in the same period online advertising rose by 4.6%. This is a massive performance and reflects the fact that many marketeers are now realizing that they have to follow their customers.


Complete Story »]]> NWS Bruce Everiss Will Video Gaming Become the Main Source of Exercise? http://seekingalpha.com/article/160380-will-video-gaming-become-the-main-source-of-exercise?source=feed 160380

This is a very sensible and valid subject for discussion. Unlike books and films, which are purely sedentary, games require input. With the introduction and vast popularity of gesture interfaces, led by the Wii (NTDOY.PK), the scale and nature of possible game inputs has changed drastically. Sometimes requiring substantial effort.

]]> Tue, 08 Sep 2009 06:48:02 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

This is a very sensible and valid subject for discussion. Unlike books and films, which are purely sedentary, games require input. With the introduction and vast popularity of gesture interfaces, led by the Wii (NTDOY.PK), the scale and nature of possible game inputs has changed drastically. Sometimes requiring substantial effort.


Complete Story »]]> ATVI KNM MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE Bruce Everiss Is There a Need for Game Publishers Any More? http://seekingalpha.com/article/159963-is-there-a-need-for-game-publishers-any-more?source=feed 159963 I was actually in at the very beginning of this in the late 70s and early 80s. Back then if you wrote a game you had to manufacture, market and distribute it yourself. You became a publisher because there was no other way to market. This is what happened at Bug Byte and Imagine in Liverpool, the owners of the companies were, initially, the guys that wrote the games. Once you were up and running, other game writers, who couldn’t be bothered with all the publishing work, came to you and asked if you would handle their stuff too. This was the beginnings of our industry.

So what do game publishers actually do?

]]> Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:55:48 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:I was actually in at the very beginning of this in the late 70s and early 80s. Back then if you wrote a game you had to manufacture, market and distribute it yourself. You became a publisher because there was no other way to market. This is what happened at Bug Byte and Imagine in Liverpool, the owners of the companies were, initially, the guys that wrote the games. Once you were up and running, other game writers, who couldn’t be bothered with all the publishing work, came to you and asked if you would handle their stuff too. This was the beginnings of our industry.

So what do game publishers actually do?


Complete Story »]]> ATVI ERTS MSFT NTDOY.PK SNE THQI UBSFY.PK Bruce Everiss Gaming's Grand Prix: Microsoft vs. Sony in Racing Simulators http://seekingalpha.com/article/159536-gaming-s-grand-prix-microsoft-vs-sony-in-racing-simulators?source=feed 159536

This is going to be absolutely fascinating. When it comes to absolute simulation of motor racing, the best game in the world, by a huge margin, is rFactor on the PC. But add in a bit of arcade elements and the two daddies are Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport. We have moved, in this generation, to a market where you tend to have one massive game in each genre with the “me too” games selling far less successfully than before. But these two games are different because they are platform exclusives, GT5 is only on the Sony (SNE) Playstation PS3 and FM3 is only on the Microsoft (MSFT) Xbox 360. And they are both due out in Q4 ‘09. So we have war.

]]> Wed, 02 Sep 2009 05:28:02 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

This is going to be absolutely fascinating. When it comes to absolute simulation of motor racing, the best game in the world, by a huge margin, is rFactor on the PC. But add in a bit of arcade elements and the two daddies are Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport. We have moved, in this generation, to a market where you tend to have one massive game in each genre with the “me too” games selling far less successfully than before. But these two games are different because they are platform exclusives, GT5 is only on the Sony (SNE) Playstation PS3 and FM3 is only on the Microsoft (MSFT) Xbox 360. And they are both due out in Q4 ‘09. So we have war.


Complete Story »]]> MSFT SNE Bruce Everiss Nokia's Netbook: A Big Step on the Convergence Road http://seekingalpha.com/article/158404-nokia-s-netbook-a-big-step-on-the-convergence-road?source=feed 158404

Popout

I have said previously that the netbook and mobile phone markets are converging at some speed. And here is some further evidence of that convergence, Nokia’s (NOK) first PC, the Booklet 3G.

]]> Wed, 26 Aug 2009 09:06:07 -0400 Bruce Everiss Bruce Everiss submits:

Popout

I have said previously that the netbook and mobile phone markets are converging at some speed. And here is some further evidence of that convergence, Nokia’s (NOK) first PC, the Booklet 3G.


Complete Story »]]> NOK Bruce Everiss