Friday night topic: The Fontening is upon us!
It's possible you may have noticed that things look at little bit... not the same around here right now compared to earlier today and, you know, quite a while before that. We have indeed tweaked the site's CSS in order to improve readability and rendering across a broad range of browsers.
I have to admit, I liked our old look and didn't really want to change, but we've been tracking some issues with the site's layout in modern browsers for a ...
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Deals of the week: Devil's Canyon, storage, and a 4K display for $540
Labor Day is past, and fall is in the air. In keeping with the seasonal changes, maybe it's time for a new PC, or at least some better components. We've cast a few lines into the sea of promotional offers from this week, and these are our best catches.
That's it for this week's deals. If you find a useful discount or coupon code that ...
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Intel reveals Core M specs, performance
At IFA Berlin today, Intel revealed some new information about its upcoming Core M processors. As we learned in June, the Core M is the first chip based on Intel's 14-nm Broadwell architecture, and it's "purpose-built" for two-in-one convertible tablets. We got to know the floorplan and architecture of the Core M's Broadwell-Y silicon last month, but this is the first time Intel has provided specs and hard performance data for the new chips. It's also our first time seeing a labeled shot of the Broadwell-Y die:
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Radeon R9 295 X2 gets a $500 price cut to $999
The Radeon R9 295 X2 has been sitting at the very top of AMD's graphics card family for the past five months, and all the while, it's carried a price tag to match: $1,499.99. This week, AMD has quietly cut the price of the dual-GPU behemoth, bringing it into slightly less extravagant territory.
Newegg now lists several models for $500 less than the old MSRP. Cards from Diamond , PowerColor , Sapphire , VisionTek , XFX are all available for $999.99, and ...
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NYT: iPhone 6 has 'one-handed' mode; iWatch has flexible display
Okay, now Apple is making it really hard not to crack wise about leaked celebrity pics. According to the New York Times, the next iPhone—expected to debut on Tuesday—will have a "one-handed" mode. No, really. Quoth the Times:
One-handed use has been a big part of Apple's rationale for sticking with a relatively small screen size all these years, so the ...
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Nvidia tries to block Samsung Galaxy shipments over patent dispute
The firm's press release has a statement from Nvidia founder ...
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Oculus hoping to charge $200-400 for retail VR kit
Development versions of Oculus Rift have been out for a while, but the first consumer version of the kit is still in the works. How much will it cost when it finally comes out? In an interview with Eurogamer, Oculus head honcho Palmer Luckey attempted to answer that question:
As for the eventual price: the consumer version should come in similar to what DK2 costs now. "We want to stay in that $200-$400 price ...
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Lenovo teases Core M-powered ThinkPad Helix
Originally announced at CES 2013, the ThinkPad Helix has been subject to a few revisions since. Lenovo has just teased the next one, which will see the convertible slim down and adopt Intel's Broadwell-based Core M processor.
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CoD: Advanced Warfare looks refreshingly old-school
Multiplayer shooters seem to be returning to the genre's roots, and that's apparently true even of the next Call of Duty game. Activision and Sledgehammer Games have posted a seven-minute "deep dive" into Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's multiplayer, which is surprisingly—and refreshingly—old school. See for yourself:
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