Valve has unveiled the specs for its upcoming Linux-based Steam Machine console.
The company is only releasing 300 prototype consoles this year, with the intent of getting PC-based gaming into the living room.
Ranging from low-end to extremely high-end, the prototypes will run on either an Intel Core i7-4770 (4x3.5-3.9GHz, 8MB L3, 22nm, 84W), and Intel Core i5-4570 (4x3.2-3.6GHz, 6MB ... [ read the full article ]
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This is off topic, but I couldn't respond to the story about fast forward and remind being disabled of VOD. It makes no sense that Comcast took these features away. What about the scenes we just don't want to watch or the ones we want to watch over again?
I think our Government has us confused with Russia. What a bunch of control freaks. It's petty I know, but it makes me wonder what rights will be taken away from us next, the right to breathe?
Originally posted by VedaRose: This is off topic, but I couldn't respond to the story about fast forward and remind being disabled of VOD. It makes no sense that Comcast took these features away. What about the scenes we just don't want to watch or the ones we want to watch over again?
I think our Government has us confused with Russia. What a bunch of control freaks. It's petty I know, but it makes me wonder what rights will be taken away from us next, the right to breathe?
You're saying Comcast is your government? Which country do you live in?