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The Asus ROG Strix XG27AQDMG is a 27-inch gaming monitor with an OLED display from LG. It has a refresh rate of 240Hz and supports HDR10. The monitor has a sleek design with slim bezels and an adjustable stand. While it may not have the same color accuracy and sharpness as QD-OLED monitors, it excels in HDR performance and offers higher brightness. Priced at $749.99, it is a more affordable option compared to other OLED monitors. Overall, it is a high-quality monitor suitable for gaming and watching movies, providing a visually immersive experience. [Extracted from the article]

The Lenovo Legion Go is a handheld gaming device that competes with the Asus ROG Ally. It features an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, 16GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD, providing impressive graphics performance on PC titles. The device has a large and bold display with a high resolution and peak frequency, making it great for gaming and nongaming tasks. The controls are detachable and communicate wirelessly with the device, and there is also mouse control available. However, there are some issues with the user interface and features, and the sound quality is unimpressive. The Legion Go can be used as a full PC when connected to a USB-C dock or monitor. It comes with the Legion Space application, which allows users to keep track of and launch installed games from various PC game stores. Overall, the Legion Go is a versatile handheld gaming device with some room for improvement. [Extracted from the article]

The Alienware AW3225QF is a 32-inch 4K OLED monitor that offers a 240Hz refresh rate and a curved display. It has a QD-OLED panel and supports Nvidia G-Sync and VESA AdaptiveSync 240. The monitor has a sleek design and comes with a large stand that adjusts for height, tilt, and swivel. It has a variety of connectivity options, including HDMI ports with eARC support and USB ports. The SDR image quality is excellent, with vibrant colors and a great sense of depth, although the brightness is on the lower side. The HDR performance is better than most OLED monitors, with VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black certification and Dolby Vision HDR support. The motion performance is also impressive, with a 240Hz refresh rate and adaptive sync. Overall, the Alienware AW3225QF is a fantastic 4K OLED monitor that is suitable for both PC gaming and game consoles. It is priced at $1,199, which is a significant reduction compared to previous 4K OLED monitors. [Extracted from the article]

The Predator's CG48's brightness is still low when compared to more conventional monitors, and way, way lower than that of the Asus ProArt PA32DC (fave.co/3Ws4fVF), a high-end 32-inch OLED monitor. While Acer doesn't detail the panel used by the monitor, it's probably the same LG-produced OLED panel found in the LG Ultragear 48GQ900-B (fave.co/3hIXpwa). BOTTOM LINE Acer's Predator CG48 delivers a beautiful 48-inch OLED screen and tons of PC-friendly features, though it's more similar to its LG competitor than it is different. DEPARTMENTS PC gamers looking for a big screen monitor have great options in 2022, including new 42-inch and 48-inch monitors with OLED panels. [Extracted from the article]

From the game libraries to the user experience to the visual quality, read on to see what these cloud gaming services bring to the table. DEPARTMENTS Being able to play modern, high-quality video games on just about any kind of PC is the big pitch of the handful of cloud gaming services out there. Also, both Xbox Cloud Gaming and PlayStation Plus on PC do require a game controller to play games on their services - though that does not necessarily have to be their branded controllers, so long as your controller has enough buttons. [Extracted from the article]

DEPARTMENTS In recent years, the cloud gaming market has gained a number of new names, and none has been more hyped than Google Stadia. GAME LIBRARY In essence, you can imagine Google Stadia as its own console or popular PC game store. BOTTOM LINE Google Stadia can provide the console gaming experience without requiring that get any expensive hardware, and it can look even better with its Pro subscription. [Extracted from the article]

SPECIFICATIONS The Lenovo Yoga 9i 14-inch is among the first laptops with Intel's new 12th-Gen Core mobile processors targeting thin-and-light machines. KEYBOARD AND TRACKPAD The Yoga 9i 14-inch offers a quality keyboard despite its thin profile. DISPLAY, AUDIO The base Yoga 9i 14-inch has a IPS touchscreen with 1,920x1,200 resolution, but my review unit had the upgraded OLED touchscreen with 3,840x2,400 resolution. BOTTOM LINE The Lenovo Yoga 9i 14-inch uses Intel's 12th-gen Core processors to deliver solid performance in a compact machine. [Extracted from the article]

Perennial console rival Sony has taken notice, and is now revamping its own subscription and streaming services for the PlayStation brand. DEPARTMENTS It's been three years since Microsoft started releasing first-run Xbox and PC games on the all-in-one Xbox Game Pass service, and started an innovative platform-agnostic approach to publishing games. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a review of the Xbox One X gaming console.

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The article offers an evaluation of the Xbox One X video game console, manufactured by Microsoft.

The article evaluates the U.S. technology company Microsoft's the Xbox video game console known as Project Scorpio, including its Radeon graphics and 4K resolution.

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The article offers instructions for improving the performance of the graphics card in a Microsoft Windows operating system-based computer, covering topics including video color, video quality, and the integration of the computer with the Microsoft Xbox video game and streaming media console.

The article presents a comparison of several video game consoles including the Xbox 360 from Microsoft, the PlayStation 3 from Sony, and the Wii from Nintendo.

The article features the 100 best hardware, software and services in 2011 as selected by the tech experts of "PC World" magazine, which include the 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) wireless service of Verizon, the Apple iPad 2, and the motion-control peripheral called Microsoft Kinect for the Xbox 360. INSET: Tech to Watch in 2012.

The article offers instructions for installing Microsoft's Xbox One Controller in personal computers.

The article discusses technology company Microsoft closure of its ebookstore with customers' purchases to disappear around July 2019 but with a full refund as of May 2019. Topics covered include the firm's halt on selling traditional goods and services, excepting its Xbox console, and its likely flaws of download problems and limited readability on the Microsoft Edge browser. Also noted however, is the continuing operation of Microsoft's Movies & TV tab.

The article looks at the overall user orientation underlying the Windows 8 computer operating system (OS) and the Windows Phone 8 mobile device OS from computer software company Microsoft. It describes common elements between the two, including their use of tiles on the main user interface, and says Microsoft's aim is to allow users to switch seamlessly between their computers, tablets, phones, and other electronic devices including the Xbox video game console. Other topics include third-party applications (apps) compatible with Windows 8, Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud data storage service, and the Xbox Music music streaming and storage service.

The article features tools for delivering high-definition movies via the Internet. The Apple TV works without connecting it to a computer and the software enhancements made on the device have made it easier to navigate the built-in menus for browsing iTunes to find rental and download content. The Voodoo device boasts higher-resolution images than does the Apple TV, 1080p, at 24 frames per second. It also streams video rentals. Microsoft Xbox 360 owners can use their game console for high-definition movie and TV downloads, via Microsoft's Xbox 360 Marketplace.

The article presents information on computer software company Microsoft's game console Xbox One. It states that an Xbox One that has a cable box hooked into its HDMI-in port can switch to live television by pressing a button or using a voice code for the microphone on the Kinect. It mentions the processing power of the XBox One, which also includes a Blu-ray drive and USB 3.0 ports. It talks about multitasking using the Xbox One and the ability to capture clips of gameplay using a voice command.

The article presents a short preview of five video games presented at the E3 conference for software company Microsoft's Xbox One game console, including "Dead Rising 3" which is integrated into application software SmartGlass, "Project Spark" which includes Windows 8 tablet integration, and "Ryse: Son of Rome."

The article evaluates the mobile device application SmartGlass for use integrating mobile devices with the XBox 360 console by computer software company Microsoft.

The article evaluates devices that allow video streaming on High Definition television sets (HDTV), such as the Roku media player, Xbox 360 video game consoles, and High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) capable laptops.

This article assesses the impact of the streaming video market on the DVD market in the U.S. in 2009. It highlights the growth of the streaming video market and its potential to replace DVD. It attributes the growth of the market to the convenience in watching streaming videos on computers, high definition television sets, Xbox 360 consoles and set-top boxes. The article also notes that Blu-ray is attracting only about 10 percent of subscribers.

The article evaluates several game consoles including PlayStation 3 from Sony and Xbox 360 from Microsoft Corp.

The article presents information on the overheating problem in the controller of the Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel game from Microsoft Corp. It reports that Microsoft had earlier extended the warranty of the game's console because of overheating cases and mentions the free retrofitting of the game's controller, being offered by the company. It reports that a component in the wheel chassis of the controller can smoke, when used with the power supply and advises the use of wheel in the battery mode. It presents views from the company saying that flaw in the game has not caused any property damage, fires or injuries. It also gives information on the manufacturing date of the game and offers guidelines for receiving the retrofit.

The article reports on the extension of warranty for the Xbox 360 game console by Microsoft. The company has admitted that there are significant problems with the console and has pledged warranty an estimated cost of $1 billion to customers who have experienced the phenomenon that gamers have termed the Red Ring of Death. The product will be covered by a three-year warranty that will start on the date of purchase. Microsoft will repair or replace the console, including the cost of shipping, within that time. The company will also reimburse customers who have already paid for repairs.

The article evaluates the Xbox 360 Elite video game console from Microsoft and offers information on features, advantages over other consoles and cost.