Showing posts with label Technology Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology Review. Show all posts

Monday, January 11, 2016

PlayStation 4 Review


The PlayStation 4 is a good gaming console to purchase. This console can work as something to put in the living room or something to only play games on. It can be used for Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, and to just browse the Internet. The majority of the PS4 exclusive games are amazing to play. The storylines are good as well as graphics. If you liked the PS3 you'll love the PS4!

Written by Justin Phillips

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

The Benefits of PC Gaming Over Console Gaming


There is an ongoing debate in the gaming community if console gaming is better than PC. Well, I have come to the conclusion that PC is a superior platform…here’s why.
  1. On a console, you are limited to the hardware that the manufacturer has used, while, on a PC, you can decide what processor, graphics, and everything else you can think of, based on what you need. If you want a top of the line gaming experience, you can have it

  1. PC outperforms consoles in almost every aspect. Yes, it is true that for the same price of getting an Xbox One, you can build an even better PC. I would recommend building a $400 PC to outperform a console because the more money you spend on a PC, the better the experience.

  1. More games are available for the PC than for consoles. Almost every “triple A” title for consoles is available on PC, excluding games such as Halo and Destiny. You can buy indie games from unknown developers on PC such as, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and Speed Runners. If you want a wilder library of games to choose from, PC is for you!
Overall, this comes down to a matter of opinion and what kind of experience you want to have. If your friends play on Xbox, get an Xbox because nothing is better than playing games with your friends; however, if you can wait and save up money, get a PC. You won’t regret it. What do you think? Comment your preference below

Written by: Dustin Jones
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Friday, October 16, 2015

Highlights from the Microsoft Event

This week Microsoft had held an event on October 6th showing off their devices made to explore Windows 10. While there were so many great contenders, listed below are some of our favorites.
HoloLens
The Microsoft HoloLens is truly amazing device. Using advanced 3-D technology, it brings your computer screen to reality. The HoloLens uses holographic technology to project images onto the world and your surroundings.

Microsoft Lumia 950
The Lumia 950 is the next phone by Microsoft, and runs on Windows 10. As we all know, the camera on a phone is one of the most important things. Well, the Lumia features a 20 MP sensor that captures the world in 4k. This means great photos for both the professionals and the average instagrammer. The Lumia has 32GB of storage, but with a SD card you can expand that even more: however, the thing that makes the Lumia an innovative device is its ability to be used as a PC. That’s right,  you can use a display dock that allows you to connect a monitor as well as keyboard and mouse. The Lumia will be available in November for $549 and $649.
Microsoft Surface Pro 4
The Surface Pro 4 takes the boring laptop/tablet category and changes it entirely. With a 12.3 inch screen and 5 million pixels, and .4mm thick gorilla glass, the new Surface Pro 4 is extraordinary. Like all new “LapLets” the surface comes with the Surface Pen that allows you to take your thoughts and make them into a reality onto your tablet. The Surface Pro 4 is also 50% faster than the MacBook Air, has 16 GB of ram, and 1TB of storage. This great new product comes out October 26 for $899.
Microsoft Surface Book
The Microsoft Surface Book is the first laptop by Microsoft, it has a 13.5 inch screen with 6 million pixels. While it may seem similar to the Surface Pro, it’s actually a polar opposite. With its NVIDIA GeForce GPU and GDDR5 memory, the Surface Book has 2x the power of the MacBook Air. It even plays graphically intensive games, record them, and edit them flawlessly. Plus for those who like to multi-task, the body of the product can detach and be used like a tablet. The Surface Book is available on October 26 and costs $1499 a great price for a laptop with this much potential.
What do you think? Were there any products that you thought deserved to be named? Comment below and let us know!

Written by Tech Reporter Dustin Jones

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