GDC 2014 has kicked off, and Sony have just finished up their panel and with it have announced Project Morpheus and so the rumours are over. Sony are bringing a virtual reality headset to the PS4. While Sony have detailed a lot about the virtual reality headset and the fact they have been working on […]
Google have announced Android Wear, a new Android SDK for your wrist
Google have just shared details on Android Wear, which as you can probably guess, is Android on a watch. The new project looks to bring Android to wearable devices with emphasis on Google Now integration, including OK Google Voice command. Google have also shared that LG, HTC, Samsung, Asus and, Motorola are already on […]
Microsoft’s Xbox Marc Whitten has left for a position in Sonos
Chief Product officer of Xbox Marc Whitten has announced he has left Microsoft to become Chief Product Officer of Sonos. Whitten has worked at Microsoft for 14 years, joining the Xbox Team in 2000 has obviously been a big part of the Xbox franchise since then and has been behind all three consoles and Xbox […]
Western Digital announce My Passport AV-TV external hard drive, aimed at TV’s with USB recording
Western Digital have already announced a few products these past two weeks, but they aren’t done yet and have announced a new external 2.5-inch hard drive aimed at TV’s that support recording directly to USB devices. The new hard drive dubbed My Passport AV-TV supports USB 3.0 and comes in both 500GB and 1TB. Pricing […]
Crytek announces CryEngine will soon support Linux
Crytek have just announced that CryEngine is getting Linux support, with the company showing it off in detail next week at the Game Developers Conference. Currently more and more game studios are looking to bring support for their engines to the Linux OS as Valve are gearing up for their release of SteamOS , which […]
Dell introduces Latitude 13 Education series laptops
Dell are introducing the new Latitude 13 Education series of laptops. The new series is built with Student use in mind from learning/education to mobility and protection. Specs include a 13.3-inch display with 1366 x 768 resoltution and touch/non-touch options. Either an Intel Celeron 2957U or Intel Core i3-4010U processor, 4GB of RAM, 500GB storage and […]
Dell announces Precision M2800, most affordable mobile workstation available
Dell have just announced the Precicison M2800 mobile workstation, which will be the cheapest 15-inch mobile workstation available. While the budget nature of the new workstation suggest somewhat low-end specs compared to the full on mobile workstation avaialble from Dell, that’s not the case and configurations include Intel Core i5/i7 processors, an AMD FirePRo W4170M […]
Sony and Panasonic team up to create Archival optical disc, starting with 300GB capacity
Sony and Panasonic today have announced plan to release a new optical disc to provide larger capacities and long-term storage. The current plan/road map aims to release a 300GB disc sometime in summer 2015 with both Sony and Panasonic planing to expand the technology and increase recording capacity to 500GB and then 1TB. We have […]
Review: Kingston 2133Mhz 2x8GB/16GB kit (KHX21C11T3K2/16X)
Another RAM review as we build up our collection of them, again, a big thanks to Kingston, who have been kind enough to send us out a few of their RAM kits to put to test and gauge the performance they offer. The kit up for review here is the Kingston Hyper X Beast 2133Mhz […]
Sony PlayStation US CEO Jack Tretton stepping down on April 1st
In some surprising news today it appears that president and CEO of Sony PlayStation US Jack Tretton is leaving Sony come April 1st, with current EVP and COO of Sony Network Entertainment International Shawn Layden taking over. There hasn’t been any detailed reasons as to why Jack Tretton is stepping down, but we have included […]