If PC players want to experience the games on home consoles, an emulator is always the best choice. And to play the PS3 games with excellent performance in many ways on PC platform had become a new dream for lots of PC emulator players. But due to the special hardware architecture PS3 adopts, the research and development of PS3 emulator used for PC has always been a very hard thing (the precondition for using a PC to emulate the game console is PC's performance must surpass the console's several times). Fortunately, some cool guys never gave up trying.

Wine (AKA: WineHQ, originally short for "Wine Is Not an Emulator", another bad name for software) is a free and open-source tool designed for running more and more Windows apps on multiple Unix-like (i.e.: POSIX-compliant) operating systems by calling DLL (like Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and Mac OS X). It's first launched by Bob Amstadt in 1993.

VisualBoyAdvance-M (AKA: VisualBoy Advance Merge, VBA-M for short) is free, open-source and cross-platform emulator for Game Boy series of game consoles (GBA, GBC, GB) made by a team of amateurs from Italy. It came with improved compatibility and features integrated from various builds based on the classic VisualBoyAdvance.

Due to the increasing complexity of current Internet/Intranet environments, a variety of factors such as firewall, router, or broadband provider (ISP) often leads many remote control software based on the traditional 'direct connection' technology (like Microsoft Remote Desktop) to connect/operate very slow or even connection fail. Even the industry's strong performer TeamViewer also is becoming slower and slower.

MarkMan (马克鳗) is a handy, very fast, smart and efficient labeling/marking app from China. It's a must-have design annotator for designers, reconstructors, front-end engineers on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.