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Why VRAM still matters on mobile GPUs Nvidia’s mobile RTX 5070 targets thin-and-light gaming laptops and creator machines, but one spec has become a flashpoint: some RTX 5070 mobile SKUs ship with 8GB of video RAM. For many buyers that looks fine on paper, but real-world workloads—high-resolution textures,
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Why Valve tried to reinvent the controller When Valve launched its living-room ambitions it didn't just make software: it rethought the gamepad. The Steam Controller was an attempt to bring mouse-like precision and the flexibility of PC input to a couch-friendly device. Engineers such as Pierre-Loup Griffais and
AR/VR
Why this leak matters Samsung entering the smart glasses market changes the competitive landscape. The recent leak — images and accompanying specifications reportedly obtained by a tech outlet — paints a picture of a product that looks and feels closer to fashionable sunglasses than an AR headset. For consumers and developers this
Games
Quick context: what Riot changed in 17.2 Riot Games shipped patch 17.2 for Teamfight Tactics, introducing two headline features that reshape the start of each round: Opening Encounters and a new reward system called God Blessings. Both are aimed at increasing early-game decision space and giving players fresh
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What the new PC specs actually mean A recent system-requirements disclosure for The Blood of Dawnwalker lists an NVIDIA RTX 5090 as the GPU needed to run the game at 4K with maximum visuals. That single line has outsized implications: it signals the game is targeting a level of visual
Security
Quick background: Denuvo, Irdeto and why anti-tamper matters Denuvo DRM is one of the most widely used anti-tamper systems in the PC games industry. Originally developed by an independent team and acquired by Irdeto in 2018, it’s licensed to publishers who want to delay piracy during the crucial launch
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A compact microphone that makes setup easier DJI’s Mic Mini 2 is the company’s latest move into ultra-compact wireless audio for creators. It keeps the core promise of tiny transmitters and receivers but adds two practical touches: removable colored covers so you can visually match or hide units,
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Why this update matters Amazon has quietly improved the reading and note-taking experience across its color e‑ink Kindles. The Kindle Colorsoft and the Scribe Colorsoft — Amazon’s color-capable e‑ink devices focused on reading and writing — have received a software update that introduces a system-level dark mode and richer
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A bold return at CES and a high price tag ASUS has revived one of its more unconventional laptop experiments: the ROG Zephyrus Duo. Announced at CES and now available to pre-order starting at $4,500, this is a flagship-class dual-screen laptop aimed squarely at builders, creators and pro-level gamers
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Why this price drop matters now Apple's latest MacBook Air with the M5 chip has shown up in discounts faster than many expected. For shoppers who skipped the initial launch or waited for a better deal, this is a clear signal: early adopter windows are shrinking and retailers
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A short background on Valve's hardware push Valve, long known for the Steam storefront and PC gaming platform, has been experimenting with living-room hardware for several years. The company plans to release its Steam Controller on May 4 for $100. That controller is part of a broader initiative
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Why Riven Tides matters Embark Studios’ ARC Raiders is positioned as a multiplayer extraction title where small squads push into hazardous zones, loot high-value targets, then race out before everything goes sideways. Patch 1.26.0 — branded Riven Tides — is the kind of mid-life update that can shift how teams
