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The 5G race is heating up at home and abroad. Verizon is due to launch its commercial mobile 5G network in less than two weeks and its rivals in the country are also expected to follow suit soon. AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the country, has said that its mobile 5G network has hit speeds of 1 gigabit per second in live conditions, that is to say this wasn’t a test in a lab with controlled conditions.

AT&T claims that it is the first carrier in the United States to reach mobile 5G speeds in excess of 1 gigabit per second. The company adds that this milestone was achieved on its live 5G network in multiple cities with a commercial device, the Netgear Nighthawk 5G Mobile Hotspot to be precise.

With this type of speed, it would be possible to download a 2 hour HD movie in just 20 seconds. AT&T says that it will continue to test and roll out the latest 5G technologies to customers on its network so that they can experience the “latest and greatest versions of 5G.”

South Korea will most likely get the title of being the first country in the world with commercial mobile 5G networks. After Verizon announced its April 11th date, South Korea is now pushing to achieve commerical launch of its mobile 5G networks in the first week of April.

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If you are a fan of vintage game consoles, you likely already know that the SEGA Genesis Mini is coming soon. The revamped miniature version of the classic 16-bit console arrives on September 19, 2019. It will come with 40 games, and a save state function.

Judging by how previous mini consoles have sold, this one might not be available for long and will probably be hard to find. While there is still not a full list of games for the U.S. version, we know what some of those games are and the lineup is looking pretty damn good:

• Altered Beast
• Castlevania: Bloodlines
• Comix Zone
• Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine
• Ecco the Dolphin
• Gunstar Heroes
• Shining Force
• Sonic The Hedgehog
• Space Harrier II
• ToeJam & Earl

Hopefully, the rest of that game list lives up to this release. I’d be happy if they included that classic SEGA X-Man game, but that’s just me.

You can preorder the Genesis Mini right now from Walmart for $80. It comes with two bundled controllers. This will likely sell out fast, but you never know. Nintendo’s consoles were difficult to find, but Sony’s PlayStation Classic was a big flop. I wouldn’t take the gamble, and would order it right away if you want one.

If you’re a really hardcore Genesis fan, you should also check out the high-end Analogue Mega Sg, a $189 FPGA-based console which is already getting rave reviews for its quality, and its ability to play over 2,000 original Genesis, Mega Drive, and Master System cartridges on modern displays via HDMI.

[via The Inventory]