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Ubergizmo Gamer Loses 10 Pounds While Playing Skyrim VR | Ubergizmo Ubergizmo There is the common perception that all gamers are overweight and unhealthy. We suppose that the idea of someone sitting in front of their computer... and more »

Filled with new tech and features, the third-generation X1 Yoga is an impressive, albeit pricey, convertible laptop.

Ubergizmo Western Digital Unveils 4K Ready NVME Gaming SSD Ubergizmo It is fair to say that pretty much any computer hardware can be used to game on, it's just a matter of whether or not it is optimized for performance. For example while not necessarily ideal for gaming, integrated GPUs can be used for certain games for ... and more »

Ubergizmo Western Digital Unveils 4K Ready NVME Gaming SSD | Ubergizmo Ubergizmo It is fair to say that pretty much any computer hardware can be used to game on, it's just a matter of whether or not it is optimized for performance. For example while not necessarily ideal for gaming, integrated GPUs can be used for certain games for ... and more »

While it tries to craft a microwave-assisted 40TB hard drive by 2025, Western Digital is releasing storage solutions for the nearer future. The company introduced the Black 3D NVMe, an SSD designed to run 4K and Ultra HD graphics quickly and seamless...

Dell has just revealed its new spring lineup, and among the all-in-ones and gaming PCs taking centre stage is the revamped Dell XPS 15 -- and it's the most powerful version yet. While it looks largely the same as its 2017 predecessor, with an identic...

If the overstuffed buffets of Far Cry 5 and other expansive AAA games leave a sour taste in your mouth, you may find Minit a suitable palate cleanser. This charming little top-down adventure combines some clever puzzle solving with a well-realized black and white art style. The pitch is simple: You’re a little guy who picks up a cursed sword that causes you to die every 60 seconds and start over from your home. So whatever you do in this game, you have to do in less than a minute. Some things reset when you die, and some things stay done — enemies will return, but favors will be remembered, keys retained and so on. Figuring out how to effect lasting progress is a big part of the fun. Also fun is the art style, which is determinedly monochromatic; not even a shade of grey to be found, only the kind of patterning and hatching I remember from my Mac Classic days. But the developers, a motley crew assembled from a variety of teams, use the simplicity to create a wealth of personality. The limited writing is also fun, with characters barking everything from subtle hints to total non sequiturs. The simplicity of the graphics and controls (there are just the directions, a button to use your item and a button to die early so as not to have to wait) don’t mean pushover gameplay, though. You’ll have to be very observant and explore every nook and cranny to be sure you have what you need to proceed

If the overstuffed buffets of Far Cry 5 and other expansive AAA games leave a sour taste in your mouth, you may find Minit a suitable palate cleanser. This charming little top-down adventure combines some clever puzzle solving with a well-realized black and white art style. The pitch is simple: You’re a little guy who picks up a cursed sword that causes you to die every 60 seconds and start over from your home. So whatever you do in this game, you have to do in less than a minute. Some things reset when you die, and some things stay done — enemies will return, but favors will be remembered, keys retained and so on. Figuring out how to effect lasting progress is a big part of the fun. Also fun is the art style, which is determinedly monochromatic; not even a shade of grey to be found, only the kind of patterning and hatching I remember from my Mac Classic days. But the developers, a motley crew assembled from a variety of teams, use the simplicity to create a wealth of personality. The limited writing is also fun, with characters barking everything from subtle hints to total non sequiturs. The simplicity of the graphics and controls (there are just the directions, a button to use your item and a button to die early so as not to have to wait) don’t mean pushover gameplay, though. You’ll have to be very observant and explore every nook and cranny to be sure you have what you need to proceed

With a new CPU, lower price and a much better touchpad, this is a slim gaming laptop that can, finally, work for almost anyone.

Intel's latest barebones living room desktop ships with the company's Core i7 G series of processors, which integrate its rival's Radeon RX Vega M graphics to provide a VR-ready experience in a unit that can easily slip into a backpack.

Ubergizmo South Korea To Curb Overworking By Shutting Down Computers Ubergizmo In some parts of the world, clocking off work punctuality is the norm. However there are other parts of the world where staying past your regular work hours is not only expected, but also the norm where leaving on time, or at least before your boss ... South Korea to shut off computers to stop people working late BBC News all 21 news articles »

Ubergizmo Microsoft Offering Free Sea Of Thieves With Xbox One X Purchase Ubergizmo Microsoft is pulling out all the stops for the upcoming Sea of Thieves title. The company has already announced the Sea of Thieves Xbox One S bundle and it's now bringing back a promotion that it previously offered for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds ... and more »

Ubergizmo Burnout Paradise Remastered For PS4 And Xbox One Announced Ubergizmo Subscribe to Ubergizmo on Youtube. Electronic Arts' studio Criterion Games has announced today that it's going to launch Burnout Paradise Remastered for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next month. The title will invite players to “wreak havoc and ... and more »

Qualcomm recently let journalists benchmark the upcoming Snapdragon 845 on its own reference smartphone, and the results look promising for the Galaxy S9 and other new devices. On the one hand, CPU improvements were merely incremental, despite a swit...

Ubergizmo Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 Speed Tests: A Taste of The Galaxy S9 Ubergizmo As you may know, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 platform is shaping up to be the most powerful system on a chip (SoC) for Android phones in the first half of 2018. We have given you the 845 details back in December. But during Qualcomm's 5G Day in San ... Galaxy S9 should be insanely fast: Snapdragon 845 speed test CNET The Snapdragon 845 Performance Preview: Setting the Stage for Flagship Android 2018 AnandTech all 54 news articles »