
CES, or the Consumer Electronics Show, kicks off today for 2012. It’s an annual electronics trade show that’s held at the Las Vegas Convention Centre. Although it’s got nothing to do with games directly, it does affect gaming in a few various ways and it’s interesting to see how that might happen this week. Here’s what we can expect.
While all-in-one PCs aren't exactly high on the wish lists of mainstream PC gamers, Lenovo rep Michael Littler believes his company's IdeaCenter B540 might do the trick.
Unit 13 Associate Producer Ara Demirjian gives the guys over at LazyTechGuys a quick look at the new third person shooter title, Unit 13 for the PS Vita.
Sigh... its so sad to see Zipper go down this path (nothing against Vita, I'm just talking in general compared to the glory days of SOCOM II)
I just tried the vita at gamestop
Really dissapointing. I dont think sony did anything wrong, but thevita will not do well since it has limited use besides gaming. Maybe a smartphone like vita will do well sometime in the future. Of course I understand in the present it would be too expensive
Lenovo's 'Y' series of laptops is recommended for gaming and entertainment. At least, that's what company representative Michael Littler expressed at the 2012 CES when he was asked to show News10's Game Guys what Lenovo has in the way of upcoming computers for gamers.
not bad but he didn't give any solid CPU/gpu specs.
looks to have quality sound.
I work with computers a fair bit, lenovo's are always popping up with faults. I'll pass :)
No thanks, msi, asus and even alienware are miles ahead. yes i said alienware, they are much better than some people think for price to performance ratio... just check the notebook review forums.
Man, I hope they give us more about the nextgen Xbox. I am dying to know more about it other than the large amount of speculation at the moment. Last show was all about 3D Tvs if I remember correctly. Wonder what the "golden boy" of the show is going to be this year.
Hoping to see more OLED TVs being introduced. The technology is great but there isn't much to choose from on the market.
I am hoping we see some good steps in the glasses free 3D TV avenue. I also wouldn't be shocked to see MS partner with a TV maker for a Kinect TV integrated with a 360 or PC. Given their direction that seems like a logical step for them.
I hope microsoft reveals in detail how windows 8 will incorporate xbox live. New info on Microsofts "universal gaming portal" should be shown also.