Acer Goes G-Sync For Gaming
It also supports Nvidia G-Sync technology and some Acer exclusive features like EyeProtect and GameView. The stand allows both height and tilt adjustments.
View ArticleIs nVidia Going Linux To Support Gamers?
It is hard to see what Nvidia would get out of it. Nvidia also has its SHIELD TV that's powered by Tegra hardware and offers a variety of games over their cloud/streaming "GeForce NOW" service.
View ArticleNetflix Promises To Over Users More Streaming Control Options
Netflix recently admitted to throttling video streams worldwide for its mobile users, but said it hasn’t been an issue for customers. The video streaming company plans to roll out to its members...
View ArticleUbuntu’s First Tablet Goes On Sale
The first Ubuntu-based convergence tablet has finally arrived. Ubuntu-maker Canonical and BQ, an electronics maker based in Spain, opened the BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition for preorder today, with...
View ArticleIs The Call Of Duty Game Headed To Space?
The internet has taken the space story and run with it. Twitter is the scene of a lot of Buzz Lightyear memes already, while some people just hope that the incoming title has a bit of the charm and...
View ArticleCan USB-C Replace The 3.5mm Headphone Jack?
However digital is not all it is cracked up to be. In the audio world there is a new trend back to old style vinyl and tube amps are still a thing.
View ArticleWill Samsung Truly Support OLED TVs Next Year?
What cunning plan Samsung has for next year will probably be centred around quantum dot and making sure that it comes out at a cheaper price than what it is on the market now.
View ArticleDoes ASUS Have A New Mobile GPU In Waiting?
According to the results, the new mobile GPU scores P20811 in 3DMark 11, which is significantly higher than the GTX 980 Ti and even a higher score than GTX Titan X.
View ArticleSamsung Now Making World’s Smallest 512GB SSD
Samsung has announced it is mass producing the world’s smallest 512GB PCIe SSD that weighs less than a dime. Samsung’s PM971-NVMe SSD is aimed at ultra-thin notebooks and was manufacturing by combining...
View ArticleSlate Tablet Market Continues Downward Spiral
Demand for slate-shaped tablets is losing steam even faster than expected. For all of 2016, global tablet shipments will drop by 9.6% over 2015, market research firm IDC forecast this week, marking the...
View ArticleAT&T Expands Wi-Fi Calling To LG G4
AT&T revealed that it will support calling over a Wi-Fi network from the LG G4 phone, with other Android devices to follow. Wi-Fi calls recently became available to customers usingiPhones and other...
View ArticleApple Pulls The Plug On Thunderbolt Display
Apple announced that is will discontinue its Thunderbolt Display, the high-resolution external display that users of the MacBook and other Macs could use to get a better picture and work with more...
View ArticleWestern Digital To Launch Super Fast MicroSD
All the new cards are waterproof, temperature proof, shockproof, and X-ray proof. They are also washing machine proof. That's not an official guarantee, but past experience at INQ tells us they will be.
View ArticleZTE Debuts Zmax Pro Smartphone For $99
ZTE’s $99 ZMax Pro includes some of the latest smartphone technologies, which is a pleasant surprise for a low-priced handset. The smartphone has a 6-in. screen and is available only through MetroPCS...
View ArticleResearchers Create Atomic Scale Drive
The system cannot function in an everyday environment. In its current form, the atomic hard drive can only operate in clean vacuum conditions and at liquid nitrogen temperatures, which is -346°F...
View ArticleWestern Digital Goes 64 Layer 3D NAND
BiCS3 will be available initially in a 256GB capacity rolling out to up to half a terabit on a single chip. BiCS3 for the retail market will arrive towards the end of 2016 with OEM sampling this quarter.
View ArticleSony Aims To Extend Content For Its Virtual-Reality Headset
Sony Corp plans to extend content for its dedicated virtual-reality (VR) headset into non-gaming areas such as TV and film, and has no plans to join the burgeoning market for smartphone-based headsets,...
View ArticleEA’s Battlefield 1 Beta Was An Overwhelming Success
One trend I'll note is that each of the full games above sold to more people than played the open beta's within the 3 months from launch.
View ArticleCan Google Sell 4 Million Overpriced Pixels By Years End?
Meanwhile, Google’s launch of the HTC-manufactured Pixel smartphones is projected to increase HTC’s total handset shipments to around 6.5 and 7 million units by the end of the year, up from between 5.8...
View ArticleWill EA’s Battlefield 1 Be A Hit?
He also identified two other issues that hamper the gameplay segments of the single-player mode.
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