Forget Portal. This year, Facebook is marketing itself as a privacy crusader.
Elgato’s new external capture card is a much easier way to stream 4K HDR 60 fps
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Elgato’s 4K 60 S+ is a new capture card that promises to make it much easier to record and stream your gameplay at the highest possible quality, meaning it can record 4K HDR at 60 fps from your PS4, PC, or Xbox One. It can either record directly to an SD card, connect to a PC over USB 3.0 to let you to live stream, or record directly to your hard drive using its external processing power instead of tapping into your computer’s gaming performance. The device, which was announced by parent company Corsair at CES today, will be available later in the month for $399.99.
This isn’t the first time the Corsair-owned streaming hardware company has produced a device capable of recording 4K gameplay at 60 fps. However, until now, in order to…
Today’s deals include the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Fire TV Stick bundles
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Now that holiday sales have ended, most deals have slowed down a bit. But we still managed to find some good deals that are active now. If you’re looking to save on the Fire TV Stick, MacBook Pro, pr iPad Pro, there are several deals available from different retailers right now.
Amazon has a couple of Fire TV Stick bundles on sale. There’s a bundle with the Fire TV Stick and an Echo Dot (third-gen) for $74.98, which is a $15 discount. For $5 more, you can get a the same deal but with a Fire TV Stick 4K. This saves you about $20 off of the list price for both items. Also, the deal that gets you a free Fire TV Stick when you prepay for two months of Sling TV for $60, which we reported…
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What could this new Peloton monitor be for?
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An FCC filing released today suggests that Peloton is working on a new monitor of some sort. The listing classifies the product as a “console,” the first from Peloton to hit the FCC listings since 2018, after its treadmill launched. The only accompanying photo is a label that seems to go on the back of the screen, with display and power ports along the center.
Current Peloton bike monitors follow a model number starting with “RB” while the Tread monitor starts with “TC.” The new listing today indicates a model number of “TTR01” — something we hadn’t seen before.
Since last year, Peloton is rumored to be working on a rowing machine and cheaper versions of its popular bike and treadmill, which currently retail for $2,245 and…
Demon Kicking Self For Inhabiting Child When He Could’ve Possessed Someone Who Could Buy A Gun
GUILFORD, CT—Disappointed that his efforts thus far could best be defined as minor mischief, the cacodemon Artaraz, known as Chamberlain of the Void, Lord of the Unglimpsed, and He Who Dwells Beyond The Third Seal, confessed Monday to “feeling like a complete idiot” for possessing the mortal form of 6-year-old Chase…
JBL’s first Dolby Atmos soundbar includes battery-powered rear wireless speakers
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JBL’s latest soundbar is the audio company’s first to support Dolby Atmos, and it’s taking a novel approach to its rear speakers that might make it a more convenient device for your living room. Rather than relying on running cables to your rear speakers, or using wireless rear speakers that need to be plugged into the wall for power, the JBL Bar 9.1 has entirely wireless, battery-powered rear speakers.
The two speakers charge by being plugged into the main soundbar unit, but when you want to use them, you can detach them and place them behind where you’re sitting. JBL reckons you’ll get 10 hours of playback from a single charge, which should be more than enough time to make it through most movie marathons or Netflix binges. Both the…
Samsung’s magic invisible keyboard probably won’t be on the Galaxy S11 – CNET
The SelfieType keyboard concept tracks your typing fingers using the selfie camera and AI software.
LG OLED TVs get better processing, ATSC 3.0 tuners, 48-inch size – CNET
Our favorite high-end TVs make mostly incremental improvements yet remain on the cutting edge.
LG’s rollable OLED TV is official, costs $60,000, ships in 2020 – CNET
A standard 65-inch OLED TV costs a little over $2,000, but hey, it doesn’t roll up.