It’s been a long time, but after first announcing the Pascal architecture in 2014 and then releasing the GTX 1070 and 1080 in May 2016, Nvidia finally has a new top-of-the-line graphics card for the PC gamers. Say hello to the new GeForce RTX 2070, 2080, and 2080 Ti.
NVIDIA has unveiled its new Turing-powered mainstream gaming performance graphics card, the GeForce RTX 2080. As rumored, it’s built using 12-nanometer manufacturing and packs 8GB of cutting-edge GDDR6 memory, offering 14 Gbps speeds, 2944 CUDA cores…
Dell is wasting no time keeping up with NVIDIA’s latest graphics cards. At Gamescom today, the company announced that its Alienware Aurora tower and Area 51 flagship desktop will get NVIDIA’s new GeForce RTX GPUs, including the high-end RX 2080 Ti. D…
Gamers that want a top-level monitor but don’t have Alienware money lying around should take a look at Dell’s forthcoming monitor line-up. The 24inch FHD and 27inch QHD models boast pretty high refresh rates — 144Hz and 155Hz respectively — and low…
While the human race, by and large, has moved on from fax machines, they’re still out there. The medical and real estate industries still cling to the technology — possibly because they believe its more secure or an easier way to get a signature fro…
Bowers & Wilkins speakers aren’t typically known for being affordable, but the high-end audio company plans to offer at least slightly more accessible options with its new 600 Series. Borrowing technology from the high-end B&W 800 Series, the new speakers ditch some of the more esoteric materials in the name of hitting a price point. The new range replaces the … Continue reading
Today, Microsoft announced that Minecraft: Education Edition will soon be available on a new platform. Roughly two years after first releasing, Minecraft: Education Edition is heading to iPad. This is a big move for Microsoft, because it means that teachers will no longer be limited to Windows 10 and macOS devices to run the game. Another bonus, of course, is … Continue reading
The new Fitbit Charge 3 may have a slick touchscreen and swimproof design, but it’s a new sensor that could turn the wearable from a simple sleep tracker to a nighttime diagnostician. The newly-announced fitness wearable eventually aims to identify conditions like sleep apnea with a relative SpO2 sensor. Sleep apnea is a condition where sufferers either pause their breathing … Continue reading
Tesla cars have giant touchscreen displays as infotainment systems. The screen sizes are perfect for watching video but it hasn’t been possible to do that currently. It’s obviously not safe to do that when you’re behind the wheel but the company could allow users to watch video on the infotainment displays when the car isn’t moving. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the cars will eventually be able to do that.
Tesla owners have long expressed their wish to have video playback functionality on the display when the car isn’t moving. Tesla CEO Elon Musk was asked about the feature on Twitter and whether the company has any plans of offering it.
Musk responded that “version 10” of the Tesla’s car software is going to add the ability to watch video when the car isn’t moving. He didn’t mention which video services will be available to stream and when this update is actually going to be released. The company previously confirmed that it’s going to add Atari games with version 9 of the update which is expected to be released later this month.
Whenever this update does arrive, the feature will likely be accompanied by strict restrictions, so being able to stream Netflix inside the car while it’s on Autopilot would be out of the question. The feature would serve users well during Supercharger stops or when they’re just killing time in their car that’s firmly in Park.
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The successor to the popular Hitman reboot will be out in a couple of months. The title was first released in 2016 with multiple environments and locations. Fans have been wondering if it would be possible to play some of those locations against in Hitman 2. It has now been confirmed at Gamescom 2018 that Hitman 2 will include remastered locations from the prequel which will be available for free to those who already own those locations.
Warner Bros. revealed at Gamescom 2018 today that there’s going to be a Hitman Legacy Pack which will let gamers play all six locations from the prequel.
They include Paris, Sapienza, Marrakesh, Bangkok, Colorado, and Hokkaido. They will be accessible as DLC, paid for those who don’t already own them and free for those who do. They’re remastered and offer new features that are part and parcel of Hitman 2 such as the new progression system and picture-in-picture mode.
“This is our way to say a big thank you and give something back. We have finally revealed our long-term vision to deliver the World of Assassination, an ever-expanding continuous universe starting from Paris in Season 1, going all the way through to the end of Hitman 2 and beyond with our future endeavors,” said Hakan Abrak, the head of Hitman developer IO Interactive.
Hitman 2 is going to be released on November 13th, 2018.
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