Apple’s newest batch of 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros have finally started shipping to customers with pre-orders and are expected to reach their new owners as soon as Tuesday. However, if you didn’t have a pre-order and are looking to place an order soon, be prepared to wait to receive your hardware.
Earlier this month, Rockstar announced Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy The Definitive Edition following the rumors that the company was planning on launching a trio of remastered titles of some of their earlier GTA games. However, the company did not state when the game will be launching.
However, Rockstar has since announced that the game will now be launching the digital versions on 11th of November, and the physical versions on the 7th of December. According to Rockstar, the game will be launching on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The company did previously state that they are also planning to launch on mobile devices, but that will be coming some time in 2022.
For those who are learning about this for the first time, the trio of games are Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The games will feature upgraded and improved graphics, and that it will also feature the use of GTA V inspired modern controls.
We have to say that while the games do look slightly dated, they do look a bit more modern so if you’ve never played any of the titles or if you want to revisit them, they might be worth looking forward to. You can check out some of the differences and upgrades in the video above.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy The Definitive Edition Set For November 11 Launch
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As more manufacturers create laptops that do away with traditional USB ports in favor of the newer USB-C standard, those with USB-A accessories and devices will have to resort to using USB hubs or deal with adapters. If you’re going the hub route, then maybe Satechi’s latest USB hub could be of interest to you.
We say this because while USB hubs are a dime a dozen, Satechi’s latest hub can actually accommodate an SSD. Dubbed the Satechi USB-C Hybrid Multiport Adapter, the hub comes with an M.2 port that will allow users to attach a SATA SSD to the hub. This means that not only can the hub support multiple USB-A and USB-C accessories, but you can use it as an external drive of sorts.
Satechi obviously doesn’t include an SSD with the hub, you’ll have to buy that separately, but at the very least it gives users options. Also, as The Verge points out, the hub will only allow users to access the SSD at USB 3.0 speeds which tops out at 5Gbps, so you won’t actually be able to take full advantage of the SSD’s speeds.
However, it is rather convenient to have a hub that has a built-in SSD instead of having to lug around an extra external drive in addition to the hub, so depending on your needs, some might find this useful, while others might find it a bit slow. Satechi’s USB hub is priced at $90, which is not cheap for such an accessory, but if you’re keen you can head on over to the company’s website for the details.
Satechi’s New USB-C Hub Can Also Fit An SSD
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One of the controversial changes Apple made to the MacBook Pro was to introduce a notch design. This allowed the company to stretch the display to the edge, but at the same time users weren’t really a huge fan of the notch which eats into part of the display. However, this was a necessary inclusion in order to house the laptop’s webcam.
Apple has since defended the design of the notch where during an interview on the Same Brain podcast, Shruti Haldea, one of the managers for Apple’s Mac lineup and who was part of the MacBook Pro’s presentation last week said that the notch was a “smart” way to help give users more space.
According to Haldea, “What we’ve done is we’ve actually made the display taller. Like on the 16-inch notebook, you still have a 16.0 active area on the diagonal in that 16:10-inch window, and we just grew the display up from there and put the menu bar up there. We just kind of moved it up and out of the way. So it’s a really smart way to give you more space for your content, and when you’re in full-screen mode, you have that 16:10 window, and it looks great. It’s seamless.”
Whether you agree with the decision or not it seems like the notch is here to stay for the foreseeable future. In fact, recent rumors are claiming that the 2022 MacBook Air could adopt a similar design.
Apple Says MacBook Pro’s Notch Is A ‘Smart’ Way To Give Users More Space
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Epic Games’ fondness for Capcom continues unabated. The game developer has added legendary Resident Evil characters Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine (aka the “master of unlocking“) to Fortnite, complete with numerous nods to the zombie-slaying franchise. Chris and Jill have alternate costumes that make nods to their appearances in Village and Nemesis, while the Back Bling offers three shades of Resident Evil’s life-sustaining herbs. There are themed pickaxes and even a “brolly stroll” emote making fun of everyone’s least-favorite fictional corporation.
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