A newly published Apple patent details a laptop that replaces the traditional keyboard and trackpad with a large secondary OLED display. The result, at least based on the patent’s description and illustrations, is a MacBook that retains the typical hinged form factor, but that has two large displays instead of one. The second display could function as an OLED keyboard. … Continue reading
Formula 1 racing is getting in on the streaming game. F1 TV launched today at Mobile World Congress, and the new functionality will be up and running in time for April’s opening grand prix in Melbourne, Australia. F1 TV will deliver racing fans comme…
German new-space firm PTScientists has been planning a mission to the Moon for many years now. It has partnered with Audi to produce and deliver two XPrize-winning quattro rovers to the Moon that will explore both the lunar surface and carefully retu…
With so many RPGs being released all the time, it’s hard to know what’s good and what isn’t. However there are some classics that are still very much beloved until today, and Square Enix’s Chrono Trigger is one of them. Now if you’re looking to replay the game, you’ll be pleased to learn that Chrono Trigger has been launched on Steam.
This means that gamers who wish to play the game on their PC will now be able to do so, although it should be noted that the version launched on Steam appears to be a port of the mobile version that was released back in 2011. This means that in terms of graphics and its UI, it is clear that this has been designed for mobile devices and optimized for touchscreen displays, as opposed to designed to be played with a keyboard and mouse.
However the good news is that the version released on Steam will come with the features that were previously exclusive to the Nintendo DS, Android, and iOS devices, so there’s that. It also comes with bonus dungeons, and if you hurry up and purchase the limited edition version of the game, there will be soundtracks from the game that you can download as well, along with PC wallpapers.
The game is priced at $14.99 and unfortunately while Chrono Trigger is one of the more beloved RPGs of all time, the fact that the Windows version of the game appears to be a port of the mobile version of the game has resulted in it receiving mostly negative reviews on Steam, but it could be worth a look if you’re a huge fan of the game.
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We have been hearing for some time that Xiaomi wants to come to the US but that has yet to happen, and following the departure of Hugo Barra, who some believed was one of the key people to help Xiaomi break into the US market, some are wondering if Xiaomi’s US expansion plans are still on track.
The good news is that they are, according to an interview with CNBC in which Wang Xiang, the head of Xiaomi’s international business said that they are still looking to enter the US market at some point in time. Wang was quoted as saying, “We always look seriously at the U.S. market. The U.S. market is very important to us but we are very, very carefully building our resources to serve the U.S. consumer.”
Wang adds that the US market is different from other markets where customers enter into contracts with carriers to purchase phones, as opposed to buying them outright (it is possible to do so, but contracts appear to be a popular and more affordable option). As a result, Xiaomi needs to rethink certain things in order to address these differences.
He also says that Xiaomi isn’t concerned about how there might be some anti-China sentiment in the US, namely from US intelligence agencies who have recently warned against purchasing phones from Huawei and ZTE. “We are an internet company, we are very open. Very friendly to consumers, to the people in different countries. We also have lot of fans in U.S. They keep asking me when do you come to U.S.? I always tell them, we’ll be there. Also we are very confident… they will love us.”
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Mouse Computer is offering you their latest 17.3-inch 4K UHD notebook, the DAIV-NG7620S1-SH5. This creator-friendly notebook boasts a 17.3-inch 3840 x 2160 4K UHD LED-backlight non-glare display, a 3.20GHz Intel Core i7-8700 processor, an Intel Z370 Chipset, a GeForce GTX 1080p 8GB graphics card, a 16GB DDR4 RAM, a 512GB M.2 SSD and a 1TB 5400rpm hard drive.
Apart from that, the system also sports a 2MP webcam, a fingerprint sensor on the touchpad, a multi-card reader, 4x USB 3.0 ports, 2x USB 3.1 ports, 1x HDMI port, 1x Gigabit Ethernet port and built-in stereo speakers w/ subwoofer.
Running on Windows 10 Home 64-bit OS, the DAIV-NG7620S1-SH5 provides WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.2 + LE for connectivity. The Mouse Computer DAIV-NG7620S1-SH5 is available now for 329,800 Yen (about $3,100). [Product Page]
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Check out this affordable smartwatch, the Z40. Compatible with both iOS and Android devices via dedicated App, this smartwatch is equipped with a 1.54-inch 240 x 240 OLED touchscreen display, a Realtek-8762 CPU, a 32MB RAM and a 32MB of internal memory.
Not just that, this smartwatch is also packed with functions for a healthy life including Heart Rate Monitor, Blood Pressure Monitor, Pedometer, Sedentary Reminder and Sleep Monitor. Powered by a 300mAh battery (up to 120 hours of continuous usage time), the Z40 provides Bluetooth for connectivity.
Backed by a 12-month warranty, the Z40 will set you back just $30.02. [Product Page]
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On Monday, Sony announced the upcoming launch of its latest Alpha 7 full-frame mirrorless camera, the a7 III. This model boasts a bunch of features including a 24-megapixel back-illuminated Exmor R sensor. Though the camera won’t be available to purchase for a few more weeks, Sony gave it to several photographers to try out, and they’ve shared a batch of … Continue reading
BlackBerry is alerting developers that it will be removing paid apps from its BlackBerry World app store starting on April 1. It’s the latest move away from the BlackBerry 10 platform — though BlackBerry World isn’t going away, it will be switching to a free-only library, leaving little of interest for the few remaining BB10 users out there. BlackBerry has … Continue reading
As expected, ASUS officially revealed its new ZenFone 5 in Barcelona today, and if you don’t mind I’m going to skip my usual meandering intro. The company talked up a handful of AI features in its latest midrange smartphone, but I think ASUS is throw…
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