3D gaming

Gaming is bigger than ever in Australia, and everyone plays

Leigh D. StarkMarch 2, 2016

If you think that gaming if just for kids, think again, as the association in charge of monitoring video games locally has found Australia’s gaming industry is reaching new heights.... (Read More)

5 min read

Nintendo flattens the 3DS, removes the 3D too

Leigh D. StarkAugust 29, 2013

As much as we like gaming in 3D, really, it's not everyone's cup of tea, and we can see that there would be quite a few parents not keen on the whole idea. Fortunately Nintendo has been listening, and has found a way to take the 3D out of the 3DS.... (Read More)

1 min read

Philips revives Ambilight for computer monitors

Leigh D. StarkJanuary 17, 2013

The glowing screens from Philips' past are no longer just relics the company doesn't talk about, with a new use being found in computer displays, as Philips releases three screens taking advantage of the tech.... (Read More)

1 min read

Nintendo super-sizes the 3DS with an XL model

Staff writersJune 25, 2012

How do you like your portable gaming? Big? Extra big? If that last one sounds like your cup of tea, Nintendo has put the finishing touches on an extra-large 3DS.... (Read More)

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Samsung targets three kinds of people with new computers

Leigh D. StarkMay 23, 2012

With CeBIT on in Sydney this week, Samsung has taken the time to launch a few new computers, each geared at a different type of user after a different type of experience.... (Read More)

2 min read

Alienware offers more power for gaming on the go

Staff writersMay 21, 2012

The recent spate of laptop news has come on the heels of Intel's new Core processor technology, and here's another announcement, with Alienware refreshing its laptops for the occasion.... (Read More)

2 min read

Sony’s 3D OLED headset coming to Australia; geek wallets go on standby

Leigh D. StarkJanuary 25, 2012

Virtual reality headsets haven't been around for a while, but we remember them fondly growing up, and wishing we could afford one. Good news for us, then, as Sony is looking to bringing them back, with the announcement of the Personal 3D Viewer heading to Australia.... (Read More)

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Review: Sony VAIO L Series touchscreen 3D desktop (VPCL229FGB)

Leigh D. StarkSeptember 5, 2011

Sony's latest all-in-one desktop joins the fight from other manufacturers to unseat the market leading iMac. What Sony brings to melee is a display with multiple inputs, 3D and its Vaio computing heritage.... (Read More)

6 min read

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3D gaming

Gaming is bigger than ever in Australia, and everyone plays

Nintendo flattens the 3DS, removes the 3D too

Philips revives Ambilight for computer monitors

Nintendo super-sizes the 3DS with an XL model

Samsung targets three kinds of people with new computers

Alienware offers more power for gaming on the go

Sony’s 3D OLED headset coming to Australia; geek wallets go on standby

Review: Sony VAIO L Series touchscreen 3D desktop (VPCL229FGB)