PlayStation Showcase is Planned for This Month, Jeff Grubb Reiterates; “Could Happen at Any Moment”
The rumored planned PlayStation Showcase is still taking place this month, according to reputable journalist and insider Jeff Grubb.
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The latest HDR standards for PC monitors are still a bit of a kludge
The display standards body VESA has rolled out a new 1.2 spec for its DisplayHDR certification regime. The revised Version 1.2 standards add a range of new requirements, but the bottom line is that most so-called HDR-certified monitors still won't actually be HDR capable.
Lenovo Legion 7 16IRX9 review
Sometimes, in the world of laptop design, it can be difficult to stand out from the pack. After all, when it comes down to the internals laptop manufacturers are pulling from the same parts bins, so when it comes down to making the right laptop purchasing decision for you, beyond what internal hardware you're getting for the price, when it comes to aesthetics they can all seem like much of a muchness.
Earthbound is getting a 30th anniversary concert stream
An online concert to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Earthbound will be held in June.
Intel’s Official Statement on 14th & 13th Gen CPU Instability Issues: Use “Intel Default Settings”, Not “Baseline Power” BIOS
Intel has provided an official statement on the 14th & 13th Gen CPU instability issue matter saying that it's better to use its "Default Settings" in BIOS.
Backwards Compatibility Looks More Likely Than Ever For Nintendo Switch 2
With Nintendo finally confirming that a successor to the is due to be announced later this fiscal year, more rumors are surfacing regarding the specs and features included in the new console. One popular feature request is that of backwards compatibility, enabling those who have amassed a large library of games over the past seven years to easily continue playing them on the new hardware, sometimes with patches offering graphical and performance enhancements.
Apple M4 With A ‘4 + 6’ Configuration Gets Spotted In First Geekbench 6 Benchmark Leak, Revealing Slightly Lowered Clock Speeds Than M3
A few hours have passed since Apple officially unveiled the M4 and the first iPad Pro featuring the SoC has allegedly been benchmarked on Geekbench 6. Sadly, we cannot compare the single-core and multi-core scores against the M3 or the M2 because the leak revolves around the chipset’s Machine Learning performance, but that does not mean we cannot dive deep and check out its other specifications.
Apple Discriminates Again, as OLED iPad Pro With 1TB/2TB Storage Comes With Twice As Much RAM as Lower Storage Variants
Apple appears to have discriminated between the OLED iPad Pro models when it comes to the RAM. The company announced the new OLED iPad Pro models with major changes. While the iPad Air comes with decent upgrades and a new 12.9-inch variant, the iPad Pro takes the cake with an extremely thin design and powerful internals.