Gaming/VR Tech

Are you a human being of a certain age, whose geographical location and status as a television viewer allowed you to watch Movies Games And Videos on ITV? If so: congratulations, you are old like us, and you evidently had a lot of free time on Saturday afternoons like us too. We remember it because […]

Retro Gamer issue 182 has hit the shelves today, and if you’re a fan of the Mega Drive you won’t want to miss it. Our cover feature takes a deep dive into the technology that makes the 30 year old console tick, with key developers including Mark Cerny, Trip Hawkins and Rieko Kodama giving their

A lot more people have had their eyes opened to wireless charging pads thanks to the latest Apple iPhones (and a couple of generations of high-end Android phones before that). PC and accessory maker Razer wants to broaden the definition even more, with a new battery-free wireless gaming mouse that pulls its power from a

Playable on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Windows MR, PSVR Imagine peeking into a tiny dollhouse world where a fairy tale mouse hops around to save the world and solve puzzles. Moss puts the player in the position of helpful spirit, guiding a little mouse hero on a massive journey through a little magic kingdom. Each

Status:  Released and available When it debuted at CES 2018, Acer billed its 14-inch Acer Swift 7 laptop as the thinnest laptop in the world. The device’s profile measured just 8.98mm and it started at $1,699 or £1,599. It hit, more or less exactly as envisioned, this summer. When CNET’s Dan Ackerman reviewed the Acer Swift 7 in August, he said the laptop

Over the past year an trend is happening with midrange Android phones: They are becoming more niche targeting consumers with a feature that’s not designed for everyone. That’s the case with the Moviphone a midrange Android device with a built-in projector: No mods needed. The company Wireless Mobi Solution (WMS) from San Diego introduced the

CES 2019 is almost here and Earthquake Sound would like to announce that we are teaming up with SimXperience this year. We will have a SimXperience Stage 4 Motion Racing Simulator Kit equipped with full roll, pitch, yaw, and G-Force simulation. Those who can attend CES this year will have the opportunity to demo some

Status: Coming in 2019 Not only were we impressed by Chinese electric car maker Byton’s M-Byte concept SUV in general, but its cabin, which featured a 49-inch LCD dashboard display, wowed us too. The screen, which the company calls its Shared Experience Display, can be viewed by all passengers. And when the car switches to autonomous mode, the display

Status: Available, but more intended for niche commercial applications rather than consumer use The PowerSpot transmitter powers devices like keyboards, remotes and wearables wirelessly. And when it says wirelessly, it means wirelessly — there are no charging mats here. The transmitter works by emitting radio frequency energy on a certain band. Special receivers inside other devices convert that

Status: Not yet available for sale CNET’s Scott Stein called this one of his favorite things at CES 2018. The Merge Blaster is like an AR Nerf Gun, and it lets you play Laser Tag with your iOS or Android phone. The gun also allows players six degrees of freedom and tracks movement, meaning you can duck, aim

Status: Released and available The Vive Pro was a VR system that needed a high-end PC and a cable attaching the two together. But as an update to 2016’s HTC Vive, the Pro had a sharper, more higher-resolution display, built-in headphones and a redesigned headstrap. In March, HTC announced the Vive Pro would go on sale on April 5 for $799. But

After the lights went dark in the Monte Carlo resort’s Park Theater, a buzzing army of 110 small drones with flickering red lights started to float up to the ceiling from offstage. While Kygo‘s dreamy pop song «Stargazing» played, the drones pulled together into pulsing, swirling clouds that reached into the audience, at times forming rotating