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Engadget

Clicks shows off its Communicator smartphone with a Blackberry-like keyboard

Clicks has unveiled its new Android smartphone, the Communicator, which features a physical keyboard reminiscent of older Blackberry devices. A hands-on video showcasing the phone has been released.

Retro Gamer

The RTX 3060 is officially back in Germany, but maybe the GPU will return to 2021 if we ignore it

Nvidia is reportedly re-releasing the GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card in Germany at a price of €333.64, which is considered high for a two-generation-old GPU. The author argues against purchasing this card, citing better value in newer GPUs and the potential for such releases to inflate prices, drawing parallels to Nvidia's previous re-release of the RTX 2060 12GB.

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My Nintendo News

Nintendo could be looking to introduce a new LCD screen for Switch 2

Nintendo may be planning to introduce a new LCD screen for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, potentially manufactured by Sharp. This suggests a significant design update rather than a minor revision to the original Nintendo Switch's display technology.

PC Gamer

Thermaltake Retro 360 TG case review

The Thermaltake Retro 360 TG PC case offers a retro aesthetic with a tempered glass panel and good cooling support for under $100. However, it suffers from restrictive front intake, poor cable management, and fake front detailing, making it less refined than some competitors.

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Tech Radar

The Steam Machine is overpriced yet it's sold out already in Japan — but be careful about buying a cheap…

Valve's Steam Machine has reportedly sold out in Japan, with reservations being resold for up to $3,000 on eBay in the US. The article warns consumers against purchasing cheap clones from Asia due to potential component discrepancies and security risks, advising local purchases or DIY builds instead.

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PC Gamer

YouTuber builds pocket-sized Game Boy emulator using an ereader, demonstrates an 'actually playable' refresh…

A hardware creator has developed a pocket-sized Game Boy emulator using an ESP32 SoC and an M5Stack PaperS3 e-reader with an e-paper display. This device achieves an 'actually playable' refresh rate, suitable for games like Pokémon Blue and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, by using more memory and advanced greyscaling and dithering techniques.

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Gamespot

Steam Machine Preorder Emails Are Super Confusing

Valve has begun sending out confusing preorder emails for the Steam Machine, which launches on June 29. These emails notify customers whether they are in the 'queue' to purchase within three days or on a 'waitlist' for future supply. The Steam Machine is described as a living room PC with prices ranging from $1050 to $1430.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Valve's Steam Machine gets competition in the "Stim Machine", a cheeky French PC box that's already reportedly been re-named

French tech seller LDLC has introduced a PC box, initially called the 'Stim Machine' but quickly renamed the 'PC Box', as a competitor to Valve's Steam Machine. The LDLC PC Box features more powerful internal hardware, including a Ryzen 5 8400F processor and Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card, but requires manual SteamOS setup and is larger and less aesthetically suited for living rooms compared to the Steam Machine.

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Real Sport 101

Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides

This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.

Real Sport 101

Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides

Stealth Optional, part of Gfinity Digital Media, focuses on cutting-edge technology, hardware, and enthusiast gaming news. The publication emphasizes accuracy and in-depth coverage from expert staff, adhering to high editorial standards and independence.

Tech Radar

'Stim Machine' is an alternative build outgunning the Steam Machine with a more powerful GPU, all at the same price — but there are notable compromises

A French retailer, LDLC, has created a PC called the 'Stim Machine' that offers a more powerful RX 9060 XT GPU than Valve's Steam Machine at the same price point. While it boasts superior frame rates and upgrade potential, the Stim Machine is significantly larger, lacks some of Valve's user-friendly features like instant sleep/wake and HDMI CEC, and requires manual SteamOS installation.

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Gamespot

This Retro Gaming Monitor Will Let You Play Old Consoles Just Like The ’90s

Unico has unveiled the ULW10 Retro Gaming Monitor, a 10.1-inch display with a 4:3 aspect ratio designed to emulate the CRT gaming experience of the 1990s. The monitor supports multiple inputs including HDMI and VGA, and will feature in three color options. Unico also announced the Raiden R19 arcade cabinet and a restock of the SNK MVSX, with a Kickstarter campaign for the ULW10 planned for August 20.

Retro Gamer

I asked our hardware experts for the five best Prime Day deals you shouldn't miss

This article highlights five top hardware deals spotted during Prime Day, curated by the publication's hardware experts. The selections include a wireless keyboard, the Scuf Valor Pro controller, a Lego Super Mario set, the handheld Super Pocket, and the GameSir G7 Pro controller, with a focus on significant savings.

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Eurogamer

The Steam Machine knock-offs begin as Stim Machine attempts to offer a more powerful machine at the same price and shape

French retailer LDLC has launched the 'Stim Machine,' a PC designed to compete with Valve's Steam Machine. Priced identically to the base Steam Machine, the Stim Machine features more powerful components, including an AMD Ryzen 5 8400F CPU and an AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT GPU, offering a significant performance advantage. However, it lacks the Steam Machine's console-like TV integration features, such as CEC support.

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Gaming Bolt

Steam Machine – Everything You Need to Know Before You Purchase

Valve's Steam Machine is launching with high price points, ranging from $1,049 for a 512GB model to $1,428 for a 2TB version with a controller, due to increased RAM and storage costs. Performance is comparable to the PlayStation 5, targeting 1080p or 1440p for demanding games, with potential for future improvements like FSR 4 support.

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Real Sport 101

Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides

This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.

PC Gamer

Valve says Steam Machine won't have 'as long of a timeframe' as Steam Deck, and new models are 'just…

Valve engineers discussed the product strategy for the Steam Machine, indicating it will not have as long of a product lifecycle as the Steam Deck. Unlike the Steam Deck, which requires a fixed performance target for developers, the Steam Machine is more akin to a gaming PC with a variable performance gradient. Valve is observing the evolving PC hardware market and new game demands before committing to a new Steam Machine iteration.

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Blues News

Morning Tech Bits

Apple has announced significant price increases across its product lines, with some items seeing premiums of up to $1,300. Separately, IBM claims to have developed the world's first sub-nanometer chip, while ASUS is releasing beta BIOS updates.

Real Sport 101

Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides

This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.

Blues News

Hardware Reviews

This article provides reviews for several pieces of PC hardware, including the Noctua NL-LC1-360 AIO CPU Cooler by KitGuru and the AQIRYS LUNA White Gaming Headset by MADSHRIMPS. It also briefly mentions Sony earbuds.