World of Warcraft, otherwise known as WoW is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG).  WoW is Blizzard Entertainment’s fourth installment of the Warcraft series.  The game has about 11.5 million monthly subscribers.

WoW users control an avatar connected to their account.  The avatar is used to explore landscapes and fight monsters.  Players are required to pay for a subscription or buy game cards for a pre-selected amount of time.  When creating a new character, users have to select either Alliance or Horde as their team.  Only members of the same team can speak, e-mail, and share guilds with each other.

Overall WoW has been critically acclaimed after its release.  Some of the ratings by publications include 1UP.com giving it an “A,” GamePro gave it 4.5 out of 5, GameSpy gave it 5 stars, and IGN gave it a 9.1 out of 10.  How do you get started?  Grab a credit card and buy wow accounts.

BuyMMOAccounts.com is one of the first companies I found when searching for where to buy WoW accounts.  BuyMMOAccounts.com started selling WoW accounts in June 2007 and they have sold them to thousands of customers.  WoW doesn’t broker or auction the accounts, they are a legitimate owner.  All WoW accounts on BuyMMOAccounts are protected and guaranteed.

BuyMMOAccounts.com is based in Calgary, Alberta Canada.  The company has 7-day phone support in case any issues do come up with an account or if you have any questions.  Their phone number is 866-519-1188 and website is http://www.buymmoaccounts.com.  Prices for accounts range from about $180 to $800.

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ASUS has decided out of nowhere that they want to unleash a new smartphone.  ASUS, best known for producing some good netbooks has launched the P835 WVGA smartphone with Windows Mobile 6.1 built-in.  Two of the main features of the phone are a 3.5″ WVGA (800×480 touchscreen) and HSUPA 7.2Mbps support.  The P835 comes preloaded with Opera Mobile and has a Glide user interface.  The battery life has about 6-7 hours of talk time.  The processor in the phone is a 528MHz Qualcomm 7201A with 4GB of internal storage and a microSDHC card slot.  The phone comes with Bluetooth, USB 2.0, aGPS, and GSM compatibility.  The camera sports 5 megapixels with AutoFocus.  Wi-Fi is ready in the phone with the ability to connect up to 10 devices.

[via Mobile Review]

The Motorola i465 has finally made an appearance.  The i465 has Integrated Digital Enhanced Network (iDEN) built-in.  This phone actually utilizes a full QWERTY keyboard rather than touchscreen.  Mobile Review got their sticky hands on the first press shot somehow.  No word yet on prices or availability, but it is expected to be tied in with Sprint-Nextel.

Samsung is the first major netbook company to utilize the VIA Nano platorm according to an announcement made today.  The first netbook using Nano is the 12″ NC20.  The processor is a 1.3 GHz VIA NAno ULV U2250.  It comes with 1GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD (with option to make it SSD), 1280×800 LCD, 6-cell battery, and about 6.5 hours of operation time.  No word ofn prices or release date yet.

The NC20 is about 2″ bigger than the Atom-powered NC10.

[via Giz]

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic mobile devices have officially been released in the U.S., available immediately.  The phone features a graphic equalizer, 8GB memory, support for all main digital music formats, and 3.5 mm jack.  The phone has buit-in surround sound.

“When it comes to music phones, people all over the world want a device that is a great music experience and still works really well as a mobile phone, without sacrificing features,” stated Ian Laing, VP of North America Sales, Nokia.  “The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic delivers on this and has clearly proven to be a device that consumers are clamoring for – selling more than one million worldwide since its introduction a few months ago.”

The display is 3.2″ widescreen and 16:9 aspect ratio with 30fps.  The built-in camera is 3.2 megapixels with Carl Zeiss lens.  Images and videos can be uploaded to Ovi, Flickr, and Facebook using one touch.  The device retails for $399 at Nokia’s retail stores and nokiausa.com.

[via Nokia PR]

This camera may look old-fashioned, but it packs a punch.  It has about 6 megapixels with APS-C CCD sensor, RAW/JPEG supporrt, and Leica M and L glass compatibility.  The LCD screen is about 2.5″ and there is support for SDHC cards.  Image processing uses EDiART.  Ship date is April 9 and price is expected to be around $2,000.

[via Engadget]

“Both companies will be better positioned to compete, with capital structures more suited to their respective needs,” stated Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes.

Time Warner’s spin-off of Time Warner Cable should be completed by next month.  This will make Time Warner purely a media company.  Time Warner initiated the separation possibility of separating its telecommunications cable operations from their content units about four years ago.

This will enable Time Warner to focus on their major media brands such as CNN, HBO, Time magazine, Sports Illustrated, and the Warner Bros. movie studio.

The terms for separating the companies were agreed upon on May 20, 2008.  Since then, it was subject to the government regulation process.  Within the last few weeks, the separation was approved by the FCC and the IRS.  The separation should be complete by March 12.

[via NYT]

Today Dell has introduced the greenest monitor display of its kind.  Its a 24″ white LED Full HD LCD with an EPEAT Gold rating.  This monitor promises to cut power consumption by 60%.  The display has about 250 nits of brightness with 5ms panel response time and about a 1000:1 contrast.

The Panel is TN type with 16.7 million colors and 160/170 viewing angles rating.  The monitor’s power-saving features include Ambient Light Sensor, PowerNap, and Dynamic Dimming.  The max resolution is 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz.  Response time is 5ms and pixel pitch is 0.277 mm.

Want it?  $349 at Dell.com right now.

[via SlashGear]