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Az új Uncharted állítja fel a mércét az új generációs játékok között.

A Valve a félmunkákat is beengedi a platformra, ami könnyen visszaüthet.

Levették az új motorborítást

Magyarországon 76 ezer esetben kértek ki telefonálási adatokat a mobilszolgáltatótól. A cég globális jelentést ad ki a lehallgatásokról.

Cseppet sem meglepő módon erős lett a Sharknado 2 első előzetese.

The Motorola Moto E has been around and before we are done with its in-depth review we’ve decided to share its battery life test results. For more information on our battery testing or scores from other devices you can check out our Battery Test page.

	The world’s fastest police cars are are driven by the Police in Dubai, we recently heard that they Dubai Police would be using Google Glass, and now we get to have a look a some of the supercars they use. The Italian Police recently got their hands on the Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4, but from […] (Read More ...)

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	30 years ago today Tetris was launched by Russian Scientist Alexey Pajitnov, the first version of the game was developed on an Electonica 60. The game was ported to an IBM PC in 1985, and it become popular in Russia, and it 1987 Tetris was launched on PCs in the US and Europe. What started […] (Read More ...)

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Előbb bejelentik a KitKat utódját, mint hogy az vezető helyre kerülne.

A világ legbiztonságosabb és legpontosabb fegyverét adja a Google Glass és az automata célzószoftver.

Our very own Anand Shimpi just got off of the Computex showfloor for a bit after paying a visit to AMD’s booth. Among the items AMD is showing at Computex is the current status of their FreeSync project, whose base feature of Adaptive Sync was recently added to the DisplayPort 1.2a standard as an extension.

First announced at CES 2014, FreeSync is AMD’s take on variable refresh monitors, utilizing some variable refresh functionality first designed for embedded DisplayPort (eDP). At the time AMD was showing off the concept on laptops (due to the need for eDP) but are back at Computex with an update on the project.

Here at Computex AMD is showing off the first prototype monitor that is FreeSync capable, which interestingly enough is based on a retail monitor that was hardware capable and could be converted with updated firmware. AMD’s actual demo hasn’t changed – they’re still running the fan blade demo we saw at CES 2014 – but it’s now running on external monitors. The monitor in question operates with a fairly narrow range of rates of just 40Hz to 60Hz, which for the purposes of a prototype is good enough to showcase that the technology works, though it is narrower than the refresh ranges AMD is expecting for retail monitors.

At this point AMD is emphasizing that while they were able to get FreeSync up and running on existing hardware, owners shouldn’t be expecting firmware updates as this is very unlikely to happen (though this is ultimately up to monitor manufacturers). Instead AMD is using it to demonstrate that existing panels and scalers already exist that are capable of variable refresh, and that retail monitors should not require significant/expensive technology upgrades. Meanwhile AMD is also holding to their earlier projection of 6-12 months for retail monitor availability with retail prototypes expected around September, which puts final retail availability potentially as early as very late this year, but more likely into the first half of 2015.

Finally we have a video interview of the FreeSync demo in action. It bears mentioning that YouTube is limited to 30fps, so while we can give you some idea of what FreeSync performs like it’s not a fully capable representation. That will have to wait for closer to release when we can sit down with a high speed camera.

Csütörtökön este egy rövid időre kikapcsolja magát a TV2 és az RTL Klub.

A kutya nem tudja megmondani, ha beteg, a speciális nyakörv viszont igen. Havi 15 dollárért.

Hogy nincs szüksége művégtagra? Na és ha olyan lehet vele, mint Dr. Octopus a Pókemberből? Na ugye.

Meg akarta ölni egy osztálytársát, hogy Slenderman kedvében járjon. Slenderman egyébként egy mém.

Tablet, óriástelefon vagy médialejátszó? A Huawei szerint mindhárom. A tábla fémházzal, sztereó előlapi hangszóróval és LTE modemmel érkezik.

A couple weeks back, AMD briefed us on their upcoming mobile Kaveri APUs. We've known for a while that mobile Kaveri was coming, and after five months the wait is over. Besides providing us with details of the new APU models, we were given some hands on time to run any benchmarks we wanted on a prototype Kaveri laptop. Read on to find out what to expect from mobile Kaveri, and whether it can help AMD gain some needed market share in the world of laptops.

	Crytek has today announced the development of a new game called Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age which offers gamers a four player action video game, currently being developed by Crytek Games. The Crytek Games design studio consists of ex-employees of Darksiders developer Vigil Games and the new Hunt game they are developing brings to […] (Read More ...)

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After what seems like a eon or two since the original announcement, Intel’s Renée James is formally launching the new Devil’s Canyon and Anniversary Edition Pentium processors. In response to enthusiast feedback, and the recent release of the Z97 chipset motherboards, these new processors are designed to improve the overclocking experience for enthusiasts until the next platform enters production.

In the same way as certain other electronic market segments, where the announcement and launch occurs a few weeks before launch, today is actually a paper launch as part of the Computex experience. Review samples for sites like ours should be arriving sometime this week when we can test and dissect the new parts, with a full retailer release later in the month. At present the date is still uncertain: we were hoping to get samples before Computex in order to present results today, but delays have pushed testing and release later down the line. This is in part due to the restricted timescale for these new processors, whereby VP Lisa Graff in a recent press call stated that the Intel engineers had fewer than six months from idea-to-launch.

Devil’s Canyon, the codename for the upgraded Haswell overclocking ‘K’ series SKUs, launches as two parts: an i7 and an i5.

Both models are quad core parts, with the i7 featuring hyperthreading for a total of eight threads. The TDP has a small bump from 84W to 88W, while the official memory support stays at two channels of DDR3-1600. The i7-4790K represents Intel’s first ever consumer processor with a base frequency of 4 GHz (we have CPUs that turbo this high), but the turbo mode for this processor is actually 4-4-3-2, meaning that at single core loads the user will see 4.4 GHz and at full-core loads it will be 4.2 GHz. The i5 is more of a Haswell Refresh-like bump up from its predecessor, with the base frequency and turbo frequencies being moved up a notch.

Compatibility for these processors will be on all Z97 motherboards, and it should extend to Z87 if and only if the motherboard manufacturer has engineered the motherboard to cope with the increased power consumption and also release a relevant BIOS update. I would expect that all the major motherboard manufacturers should announce a full range of 9-series support and a most-of-the-range 8-series support, starting with the most popular products in the 8-series range first (as it all comes down to validation and rewriting BIOS code).

Aside from the base frequency increases, enthusiasts will want to know if the rumor regarding an upgraded package on the CPU is true. I can confirm that Intel has officially made the following changes:

The first upgrade is a new thermal interface material (TIM), which Intel is stating as a ‘next-generation polymer’. This would inevitably imply that the base material is silicone monomer, unless Intel has decided to do something fancy with a carbon-polymer based suspension. With this in mind, users looking to delid their CPUs might see a material the same color as the normal Haswell CPUs, but Intel is stating that this is a new material. One could estimate that another 5-15C shift might occur, allowing those CPUs that were temperature limited to get another 100-200 MHz than they would under the old system. However the issue regarding the height of the heatspreader above the die due to the binding agent has not been mentioned, which would lead me to suggest that it might not have been changed. Until we get a sample in house to test we will not know for sure, but I could perhaps hope that the amount of TIM under the heatspreader has also increased in order to facilitate heat transfer.

For the extreme overclockers using sub-zero cooling, Intel has reworked part of the power delivery around the FIVR to give a cleaner power delivery. Note that none of these changes suggest that any specific change to the underlying silicon die was made, however Intel will be examining the sales of these processors to determine their popularity and whether it is a feature to consider on future platform evolutions.

Also launched today is the new Pentium Processor Anniversary Edition, a fully unlocked 3.2 GHz dual core Pentium and 3MB of L3 cache.

I personally think Intel has missed a trick in not calling this new processor with a ‘K’ moniker, but the 8 on the end should point the CPU out against the myriad of other model names. At $72 for the bulk OEM pricing, this should allow the competitive overclockers to go almost crazy binning (testing to find the best ones) for competitions. The interesting point about the table above is the memory support, set at DDR3-1333. This means that Intel has used a lower bar of entry for the integrated memory controllers on the dies they produce, which might not end well for high memory clocking.

One point of contention for any user that has sought after a high overclocking Haswell CPU in the past is the silicon lottery, whereby CPUs are like chocolate chip cookies. Some cookies have many chips, others have fewer, but the ones made of pure chocolate are the best. Similar analogy to overclocking – some CPUs will hit higher frequencies at lower voltages than others. Haswell processors had a very large swing, with some of the lower performing CPUs (from 3.9 GHz Turbo) only managing 4.2 GHz on air/water cooling compared to the average (4.4-4.5 GHz) and the few awesome ones (5.0 GHz at 1.3 V). Many users tested a half-dozen or a dozen to get the best one of the bunch, and I fear that unless there has been a change at the silicon level, we may see the same with the Devil’s Canyon and Anniversary Pentium models.

CPU-Z screenshots of all three models have been released, confirming many of the details:

As I mentioned, the exact retail release date, as I am writing, is unknown. The embargo for this data is being released at the same time as the Intel Keynote at Computex which is where the official announcing of the new products is happening. Have a read of our live blog on the main page on the keynote to see if an exact date has been chosen!  This post will be updated if we get this information.

When we return from Computex we will begin testing the new CPUs, with a plan to show some delidding and see how the new Devil’s Canyon and new Pentium compares to the regular Haswell CPUs both at stock and overclocked. Let me know in the comments if there is anything specific you would like to see in the review.

Intel hat zur Computex 2014 das erste „Broadwell“-Tablet mit passiver Kühllösung bei einer Größe von 12,5 Zoll und einer Dicke von lediglich 7,2 mm gezeigt. Dabei enthüllte der Hersteller auch das zukünftige Bezeichnungsschema der neuen Modelle, die als „Core M“-Serie firmieren werden.

Intel hat zum Auftakt der Computex 2014 sowohl die neuen Core-CPUs der „K“-Serie mit bis zu vier Gigahertz auf allen vier Kernen als auch das günstige Dual-Core-Modell aus der Pentium-Serie mit frei wählbarem Multiplikator vorgestellt. In Mengen verfügbar werden die Prozessoren der „K“-Serie allerdings erst ab Juli sein.

Asus hat im Rahmen einer Pressekonferenz zur ROG-Produktkategorie auf der Computex 2014 die erwartete Dual-„Hawaii“-GPU-Lösung „Ares III“ gezeigt. Die ist allerdings ein noch so früher Prototyp, dass konkrete Informationen wie die Taktraten nicht bekannt gegeben werden konnten.

Korean pop star Park Jae-sang, better known by his stage name Psy, released the incredibly popular song ‘Gangnam Style’ back in 2012. Despite being in Korean, the video became a worldwide sensation, and was especially popular on YouTube.

Ezerhatszáz lóerő kellett hozzá, hogy az autó végigszáguldjon a bő háromszáz méteres víztükör tetején.

	Gamers patiently waiting for the new Unreal Tournament game to be launched might be interested in this very first glimpse at the development currently ongoing for the next generation and new Unreal Tournament game. Last month Epic Games confirmed that their new Unreal Tournament game will be free to play and will be developed with […] (Read More ...)

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	Over the years we have featured a number of running robots here on Geeky Gadgets and this week a new style of fast running robot called the Raptor robot has been unveiled, whose design has been inspired by the Velociraptor dinosaur. The Raptor robot has been designed as a fast-running biped robot that is capable […] (Read More ...)

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Fun with erasers! (Surely this particular red/blue type is well known everywhere..?)

	Intel is working to bring a new 3D Printed Robot kit to market that is very cool. The kit will be available in a few versions with each offering different hardware. The main consumer kit is one that has all the parts to build the robot and it will sell for around $1,600 online. Two other […] (Read More ...)

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A Mercedest befoghatatlannak tartja, bár a Ferrari hivatalos oldalán neki tulajdonított idézet szerint reménykedik, hogy mégsem így lesz.