John Ratsey writes:
"Dell whetted our appetites for the new E-series Latitudes through some "leaks" at Engadget in March 2008. Among the features which caught my attention were the 14.1" WXGA+ LED backlit display, a target entry weight of 2kg (4.25lb), an eSATA port and a backlit keyboard. Last year I ordered an M1330 a couple of weeks after launch but got bored by the wait and cancelled it, so this year I moved quickly and placed my order for an E6400 within a few hours of the launch."
Rooftops & Alleys is a new indie parkour game. Gaming Respawn reviews.
Diablo 4 Season 9 will be revealed very soon, and players will get a free skin for watching the developer update.
After a weekend of intense rumors and leaks, Xbox has officially announced its new Virtual Reality glasses.
They are good headsets though, if i didn't already own a 3s I would have picked this one up, it certainly looks nicer than the standard.
Have they tested Xbox app before launching this? It is unplayable on Meta Quest and this seems to be only a marketing movement to say "This is an Xbox". Lag is mortal with the Xbox official app on Meta Quest. It is far better and cheaper to use Steam VR, Meta Link or any other solution, but not Xbox app. Some will be disappointed after buying this for playing Xbox Game Pass streamed games... but... hey! This is a good XR set for connecting to a PC and playing Half-Life: Alyx and thousands of VR titles for PCVR... as well as native Meta Quest titles and apps. Maybe, this will convert more Xbox players to Meta Quest users.
Why would you stream a game while using a VR headset? Sounds like a bad combination
It works flawlessly with a PC through WiFi 6/7 and it gives you freedom, playing PC VR games without wires. You can have full PC graphics and fps with "dumb" light VR set comfort. But... Meta Quest 3S (and any other compatible model) Xbox Game Pass Solution only works as a virtual screen with added lag and lower resolution. It is a bad resolved solution for something that works better without Xbox engraved on the packaging. The Xbox game pad is nice, BTW... but it does not add anything new.. .no haptics, no nothing.
