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Tag: Gaming
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Via engadget.com
Herman Miller and Logitech G Collaborate on Gaming Furniture
Herman Miller might be best known for producing the acclaimed designs of Charles and Ray Eames (among many others), but the company continues to bring its skilled eye into new—and unexpected—spaces. Through a …
Via forbes.com
Fortnite Video Game Now An Official High School and College Sport
The incredibly popular multiplayer game Fortnite is now a regulated high school and college sport, courtesy of a partnership between Epic Games (the studio behind the game) and PlayVS, the governing body …
Significant Advancements in Entertainment at CES 2020
A vertical TV, an AI-powered movie executive and more surrounding the annual tech conference
EP 01 Sneakers
$549.00
Intended to add depth to streamed media, DropLabs EP 01 sneakers employ vibrations in their soles to accompany audio you’re listening to. Not intended to be used in high-intensity workouts or during …
Google Stadia Shows Infinite Potential
Cloud-based gaming hasn't worked in the past, but the conditions are right for the tech giant to enter the market
Via wired.com
Analogue Announces its Game Boy-like Device, Pocket
Made as a tribute to portable gaming, Analogue’s just-announced Pocket is, as Wired says, “not-a-Game-Boy-but-kind-of-a-Game-Boy.” The company’s first-ever handheld device, the Pocket works with all Game Boy cartridges (including those made for …
Google Reaffirms its Focus on Hardware at NYC Unveiling Event
From a new Pixel with tiny but mighty upgrades to the Nest Mini's incredible audio, new products from the tech company
Via i-d.vice.com
The Stream Queens Provide Safe Spaces for Queer Gamers
Contrary to the stereotypical gamer profile (cisgender white men), the Stream Queens are drag artists. Elixa, a current member of the aforementioned troupe, experienced a fair share of internet trolling and cyber-attacks …
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