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The Russian attack on Mariupol resulted in the destruction of almost all buildings in the city, including museums and every other place dedicated to preserving memory. Among these buildings, there is also the famous it8bit Club, the largest Ukrainian private museum dedicated to the history of computers, which was completely destroyed following the bombing of the city. War is a[…]
Read moreA new State of Play, the digital event dedicated to products coming to Sony consoles, focused on the games being worked on by Japanese development teams, most of which will be cross-platform. Among the most important announcements of the event, Namco Bandai’s new free to play shooter, Gundam Revolution, was presented, followed by the announcement of Valkyrie Elysium, the new[…]
Read moreWanna know how to buy a PlayStation 5? If you are still without a PlayStation 5, here is our guide to buying your new console immediately. Follow the key points to get a brand new PS5 right away, don’t miss the moment. PS5 refueling updates are still rare, the AMD chip crisis and the issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic[…]
Read moreThe European Commission – as it often and willingly manages to do – has decided to move hardware manufacturers and put an end to the fragmentation and proliferation of proprietary connectors in mass electronic devices. The announcement – Pulling the plug on consumer frustration and e-waste: Commission proposes a common charger for electronic devices – immediately created a lot of[…]
Read moreThe newest Raspberry Pi 400 is a very smart almost-all-in-one computer and it’s fitting in the size of a small portable keyboard. Onboard, it’s got a Rasp Pi 4 processor of 1.8 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, wireless, Ethernet, dual HDMI outputs, and even a 40-pin Raspberry Standard IDE-cable style header on the back. It’s a computer. Neat. Featuring a[…]
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