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Invision Power Board 1.1.2

Dima   on 14 April 2003 - 19:24 · no comments & 75 views

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Invision Power Services released new version of their bulletin board system (Invision Power Board), version 1.1.2. This release only contains security fixes! Upgrade does not require an update script, just upload changed files.

This is especially important if you are running PHP with register_globals set to 'on' (as most hosts do).
    Changed files:
  • index.php
  • admin.php
  • Sources/Admin/*.*
News source: Official website
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Download: Full Version
Download: Update from 1.1.1


New and Improved

The new console can also output a progressive-scan video image, which should mean a better picture for users with a compatible television. The console is also quieter and the remote controller has been improved with the addition of a power on/off button and eject button--functions that require a trip from the couch to the console on the current model.

It's not just new features that make the SCH-50000 different from its predecessor. Sony has removed the iLink (also called IEEE1394 or Firewire) connector from the console.

"We took if off," said Furusawa. "The broadband environment has become popular and we think the capabilities that we wanted to use iLink for can be realized for users through the network."

The console will retail for around $207, which is just a little more than the current PlayStation 2 sells for in Japan at present. Furusawa said the company would announce plans for overseas sales as soon as plans had been determined.

Tough Competition

SCEI's move to add features to the PlayStation 2 comes at a time when Microsoft, one of its two major competitors, is cutting the price of its Xbox console to better compete. Microsoft last week cut its European retail price for the Xbox console by 20 percent to $214.

For its part, Sony has been trying to pump hardware sales through promotions and special edition machines, such as in February this year when it put on sale five versions of the standard console with colored cases rather than a plain black case.

In January the company said production of the PlayStation 2 had hit the 50 million unit mark.


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