Augmented Reality

Augmented reality is like virtual reality, but it blends with the real world. In AR you wear something with a glass that displays holograms that look like they are on a wall or table, but it's on the glass or on a screen displaying what's on a camera with added visuals. In VR you have a headset which has one screen for each eye and is completely separate from the real world. AR has existed for a while, like google glasses. AR can be used to do power points, board games, or anything else that can be projected onto glass. I personally think that AR is a great leap forward in technology, it can provide some other forms of entertainment, productivity, and can improve the quality of life, it's a good idea.

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The Inter Nuc is a computer about the size of a fat IPad Mini, it's more powerful than one as well. Computers have been getting smaller and smaller, this is one result of that, an easy to hide computer, a perfect work computer, minus as many USB slots and CD reader. The Nuc can make a business space less cluttered, and give it a sharper clean look. The price is not a nice cheap one, it costs $650-$700, not everyone can afford this, but if they need a good web-browser/YouTube surfing machine/Tax Machine Thing, it's small and it's perfect for it, provided you have a mouse, keyboard, and monitor/television. The Nuc is small, relatively powerful, and looks cool next to a television, if you have the money to spare, you might want to consider it.

Intel Nuc

I am probably not ever going to buy one but it's still cool.


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Another Iphone??!!

It is rumored that the Iphone 7 will be released in 2016, it seems that every year they release a new phone, I mean why do we as the consumers want a new phone all the time? all we do is basically text, surf the web, use social networks and check the weather (sarcasm) I am sure there are other who use phones for more things than others , but is it really necessary to go and get the newest phone? I don't think so, but yet here we are consuming because that is how these companies make money. I'm not saying don't go out and get a new phone, but what I am saying is maybe you can spend your money on something else.

Dark Base 900 PC Case

PC cases have generally mostly existed as firm frames for a motherboard and the other components of a computer for a while, with the Dark Base 900, PC cases become fully modular, you can change things like the side your motherboard faces, the side your glass panel faces, the hard drive slots can be removed and switched around, it’s a PC enthusiast’s only love. The case will be retailing for $199, and the Pro variant for $249, not cheap for a case, but you get what you pay for. One major thing that this modularity will allow, is plenty of room for cable management, it will be easier to keep your PC looking clean and organized.  I myself will be looking at this case, either save up for it or wait for it to get cheaper, but I am getting my hands on this or something like it.

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AMD RX 480

Virtual Reality was something that was seemingly impossible to some for a long while, with it’s high price it was as if it was meant only for the wealthy or enthusiasts. AMD has recently announced their new GPU (Graphics Processing Unit, you put it into your PC and you can play nicer looking games). What a GPU does is render things in a game or animation, a better GPU will be able to render what is needed to be at a higher FPS, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) also is a necessity to have the computer simply operate, but a GPU is still more impacting unless you skimp out on the GPU and put all your money into the CPU. AMD’s new GPU will be VR ready, it’s pricey to buy a card that is ready for VR at the moment, they tend to cost $300+ brand new, obviously cheaper used. The RX 480 will be priced at an affordable $199, it may seem expensive for a single part of a computer, but it makes all the difference. AMD is appealing to the people who don’t want to spend that much money on their computers to get amazing visuals on their games, they make PC gaming more appealing to anyone into gaming.

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Steam Summer Sale 2016

Steam Summer Sale is coming, and with deals we don’t know too much of, but we know they will be great. This article talks about the Steam sale more but also includes Sony’s PlayStation Network in there, it says that they are going to be offering some competition which is quite laughable since Steam sales tend to sell many games at 90% discount, something the PlayStation store seems to limit to 70% and for people paying a bit more for the service, 80%. The article doesn’t list the sale length correctly, but it was obviously just a typo, the article also says that you need to buy Steam, which is false. The Steam sale is an opportunity for people with less money set aside for games grab some "Big name" games for the amount you would carry around in your pocket, and a way for people who have more funds get even more games, it makes quite a bit of money for Steam since people are more likely to buy games for themselves or others. The Steam sale is a time when most PC users that play games celebrate, you get games for cheap, and you get to play them with your friends.

http://neurogadget.net/2016/06/06/steam-summer-sale-2016-know/32297

Online Shopping

online shopping one of the reason why sports authority is running out of business and is ready getting to close down it doors leaving many people without jobs.