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The idea of taking your PC to a LAN party certainly isn't new, but taking your entire desk setup (PC included) to one just might be. A Finland-based company named unEvn takes bringing your desktop with you to a whole other level with its "portable" gaming desk called "ONE". The ONE portable gaming desk has the ability to not only store a full PC system inside, but it will also hold your monitor and peripherals, and can fold up to be carried on your back, or with a travel bag. UnEvn dubs the ONE as the world's, "first fully-portable gaming desk w/built-in computer chassis and integrated monitor and mount." When opened, the ONE measures 48 x 31.5 x 32 inches (WxDxH) and features matte-black polycarbonate sheet with a texture the company says is good for optimal mouse use. The desk material itself is made from a Glass-Aramid (Kevlar) hybrid composite for the desk parts. The surface has electronically adjustable height controls from 24-32 inches, as well as an included gas-spring monitor arm able to support up to a 32-inch monitor. The front panel has a curved area where a user will sit (or stand) with the IO panel flanking left and a 5.25-inch drive space on the right. To the right of the front panel is where a keyboard, mouse, and peripherals can be stored for travel. With the aluminum legs folded down and the desk folded in half in transport mode, the ONE becomes about half its size at 32 x 8 x 24 inches. With the included straps, you can then sling your desk, PC, Monitor (up to 25-inch stored internally), Keyboard and Mouse (tucked into the drawer) over your shoulder or on your back and head off to your next LAN party or esports battle, arguably more prepared than anyone. UnEvn says the entire setup will weigh 55 to 66 lbs, depending on the monitor and PC components inside. To put that into perspective, you may feel more like a soldier with a full pack and armor lugging that much weight around. Inside, the gaming desk has space for an ITX size motherboard, a dual-slot graphics card (single card only), SFX sized PSU (up to 130 mm), and space for four 2.5" drives (up to 10.5 mm height). Keeping the PC bits cool is an included 140mm fan, along with two additional 140 mm fan slots with dust filters for the CPU, GPU, and PSU. The internal chassis can also support coolers up to 60 mm tall and looks to be space for a radiator where the dual 140 mm fans are located. The front panel is on the left-front side of the desk and includes power/reset buttons, two USB 3.1 ports, and two audio jacks. If you wanna read more please visit the following link : click. Article created by „tomshardware”.

Through the looking glass: Sony may have nailed the look and feel of the PlayStation Classic but the gameplay experience seemingly leaves a lot to be desired. Questions abound as to why Sony included PAL titles when NTSC games perform better. Sony’s PlayStation Classic (read the review) won’t hit stores until early next month but that hasn’t stopped Digital Foundry from getting their mitts on an early review sample and cracking it open to have a look at what’s inside. Five cross-head Phillips screws hold the two halves of the chassis together – no tricky Torx screws or glue to contend with. Removing the bottom half of the case gives us our first look at the console’s PCB, a custom design from Sony. Four more screws secure the board to the case. Once removed, the board is freed. As you can see, Sony has employed a metal shroud that doubles as a heatsink for the SoC. Removing the shroud reveals a MediaTek MT8167A which uses a quad-core ARM Cortex A35 running at 1.5GHz alongside an integrated PowerVR GE8300 GPU. The system is further mated to 1GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. It’s not considered powerful hardware by today’s standards but in theory, it should be more than enough to emulate a game console from the mid-90s... except, theory doesn’t always pan out. Digital Foundry in testing the system found some peculiar choices. Namely, several of the console’s 20 pre-loaded games are the PAL versions rather than the NTSC versions. As the publication explains: Well, these days all console systems run at 60Hz - a format accepted by HDTVs the world over. Back in the day, PAL territories used TVs that ran at 50Hz instead, and the easiest way to 'port' games over to PAL systems was to simply run them more slowly. Most PAL games run at 83.3 per cent of the full-speed of the NTSC versions in terms of frame-rate, and most of the time in terms of actual gameplay speed too. Side-by-side with the NTSC equivalents, PAL versions are generally slow and plodding and don't properly represent a US or Japanese developer's original vision. Digital Foundry notes that even some of the NTSC games have issues. In R4 Ridge Racer Type 4, for example, the team observed some performance dips. The situation is even worse with PAL titles, especially those that run at 30Hz. Sony’s PlayStation Classic launches on December 3 priced at $99.99. FnaticC - CsBlackDevil.com

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