Ready to get excited? Ready for another dose of nostalgia? Well check this out. According to Engadget Hasbro is going to be relaunching some of our favorite Tiger games. You know those little handhelds you used to play while in the car on your way to your brothers little league game? Yeah those!
A user has compiled a list of popular Plex clients and what codecs they can play back. This is a work in progress and will grow over time, be sure to check back often!
List available here on Google Docs
AMD EPYC CPUs will power US Navy supercomputer with 290,304 cores, alongside 112 x NVIDIA Volta V100 GPGPUs
AMD has secured itself another design win for a crazy-specced supercomputer, where its kick ass EPYC Rome CPUs will power the US Navy’s new Cray Shasta supercomputer.
I love the GBA AGB-001 but we all know the stock screen is pretty horrible so in this video, I install a V2 IPS Screen kit in my GBA and it was totally worth it! In my option, this is the best mod you can do to upgrade one of the best handheld consoles ever made!
In this video, we take a look at the emulation performance of the Prepaid No Contract Moto G7 Optimo Maxx from straight talk. All in all if you can catch this on sale for $99 and if you are looking for a secondary emulation device it is definitely worth the price. I test out some Dreamcast using REDREAM, PSP using PPSSPP, Sega Saturn using Yaba Sansiro, Gamecube using Dolphin, N64 using Mupen64 Plus FZ and Naomi/Atomiswave using Tetrarch and the FlyCast Core
Last time we took a look at the WiPhone, back in the middle of last year, the ESP32-based Voice over IP (VoIP) phone was closing in on full funding on Kickstarter. Since then it’s been a bumpy ride for the project towards shipping to its backers. That’s to be expected, as scaling from a single prototype to a full scale production run isn’t easy. Everyone runs into problems with manufacturing, and how you handle that as a startup that is going to decide whether you succeed or fail, not the problems themselves.
In 2001 Nintendo released the Game Boy Advance which had some familiar but also advanced graphical features that helped define the system into such a fantastic handheld. In this episode we take a closer look at the graphics subsystem for the GBA.
There are two types of geeks in this world, those of which that are old enough to remember actually playing arcade games, and those that are not. For those people in the former group, this awesome Insert Coin Arcade key-chain will certainly hit some nostalgia cords! Not only is it an exact replica of the device you’d pop quarters into all day to keep playing your favorite arcade game, but it also lights up to make it even more realistic.
Enough is enough! I waited for more than half a year to boot my new Raspberry Pi 4 from SSD to increase its speed and reduce the chance of losing my valuable data. Today we will change that. Without the help of the Raspberry project team. All we need is know-how, a little bit of time, and an old SD card.