Month: August 2016

Acer debuted a new flagship enthusiast notebook with a curved display and Tobii eye-tracking technology. Enter the Predator 21 X.

Is price still preventing you from picking up a curved ultra-wide monitor? You might want to check out AOC’s 35-inch C3583FQ selling for only $600. We’re checking out this 160Hz FreeSync screen in our lab today.

Corsair has three new LUX keyboards, and they’re now widely available.

Lytro revealed the first 360-degree light field video recorded with its Lytro Immerge light field camera technology. The days of standard 360-degree video might be numbered before the technology even got a foothold in the market.

Biostar announced its TB150 Pro motherboard, which is targeted at cryptocurrency miners.

Adata announced a new line in its XPG DDR4 family, “XPG Flame.” The key difference between the XPG Flame line and Adata’s existing XPG products, other than a new heatsink, is that the XPG Flame memory will be available in both U-DIMM and SO-DIMM models.

BEREC, the agency in charge of regulating the telecommunications industry in the European Union, released its guidelines for how EU member states should implement the net neutrality legislation passed last year.

Zotac revealed two new Magnus EN models, the EN1060 and the EN1070, which are equipped with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 and GTX 1070, respectively. The new Magnus EN models are also considerably slimmer than their predecessor.

A year after the release of “The Phantom Pain,” Konami is combining the two titles from the “Metal Gear Solid V” story to create a single game.

Blizzard Entertainment’s newest expansion to its flagship MMO franchise, “World of Warcraft: Legion,” is now live on the company’s game servers.

Two privacy organizations, EPIC and CDD, filed a complained with the FTC against Facebook. The two groups want Facebook to require opt-in consent before collecting the data of WhatsApp users.