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From Tablet to TV: Microsoft’s All-in-One Media Keyboard
Today, a wireless keyboard is far more than just a computing peripheral. It can be used on-the-go with a tablet, for game-play and entertainment with a gaming console, and even as an integral part of the living room with a smart TV.
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XBox One vs. Playstation 4 – 5 months later
We’re now a few months past the original release of the XBox One and the Playstation 4. Both are great systems in their own right, but the discussion continues to rage on as to which is the better system. Rather than focus on things from a technological standpoint, I think it’s just as important to look at some of the places where the systems hit us harder – Our wallets and our personal needs. Which system do I think gives the best bang for your buck inside and outside the box? Which is the better bargain? Where did I actually think neither were doing a great service to gamers? Read on to find out.
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Facial scanning comes alive in Kinect Sports Rivals for XBox One
Are you ready for another reason to wiggle, kick, swing, and otherwise use your body in amusing fashion to control a video game? Rare and Microsoft sure hope so! With the new generation of hardware now in play, and the ole Motion Control Kinect technology used for little more than (albiet the always fun and amusing) dance games, we’re all waiting for something to live up to the promise of motion gamings first explosion onto the scene. With its six varied ‘sporting’ activities Kinect Sports Rivals aiming to do that very thing.