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Logitech gamepad for iOS 7 devices leak, likely the first of many to come

Logitech gamepad for iOS 7 devices leak, likely the first of many to come
  • Posted June 17, 2013, 1:00 PM by Dave LeClair | Filed in Apple, Gaming
  • Games already make up a huge portion of Apple's App Store, and with iOS 7, the company is finally planning to get serious about this market by introducing support for standardized third party controllers on its devices.

Wikipad coming to the US June 11th for $250, worldwide release later this summer

Wikipad coming to the US June 11th for $250, worldwide release later this summer
  • Posted June 5, 2013, 10:01 AM by Dave LeClair | Filed in Gaming, Mobile Computing
  • Wikipad has finally announced the official release date for its upcoming 7-inch gaming tablet. The Android-powered device is set to hit the market on June 11 in the United States for $250, with a worldwide launch set to follow sometime…

Nvidia Shield arrives in June for $349, pre-orders open now (update)

Nvidia Shield arrives in June for $349, pre-orders open now (update)
  • Posted May 17, 2013, 9:09 AM by Jose Vilches | Filed in Gaming, Hardware With Video
  • Nvidia has decided to open pre-orders today instead of May 20th as originally announced. You can buy yours for $350 at Newegg, GameStop and Nvidia's Shield site. The estimated ship date also appears to have moved up from 'end of June' to June 4th.

Razer Edge Gaming Tablet Review: A full-blown PC trapped inside a tablet

Razer Edge Gaming Tablet Review: A full-blown PC trapped inside a tablet
  • Posted April 2, 2013, 1:30 PM by Mike Fahey | Filed in TechSpot, Hardware With Video
  • Like many PC gamers, I've often wished a machine capable of putting the power of a gaming rig in a portable device. Gaming laptops are lovely and have their place, but that place is often on top of a desk. After a week with Razer's new Edge gaming tablet, I realize what I really wanted was to play Bioshock Infinite in the bathroom without burning my thighs. All hail Razer, deliverer of dreams.

    Razer's only review guidelines before sending along a Razer Edge loaner was that I not tell them I used it in the bathroom. I am a review guideline freedom fighter, deep in the trenches, pants around my ankles, balancing a $1,499 gaming tablet on the side of the tub before redeploying to less secluded front. And why not? I don't have to stop playing until the batteries run out.

Tuesday tech deals: Used PS Vita $115, HDMI Android TV stick $36

Tuesday tech deals: Used PS Vita $115, HDMI Android TV stick $36
  • Posted March 5, 2013, 1:30 PM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in Tech Deals
  • For new customers only, CowBoom offers the used Sony PlayStation Vita Wi-Fi System, model no. PCH-1001, for $119.99. Coupon code "Cowboom5" cuts it to $114.99. With free shipping, that's $4 under a December deal of a used unit and the least expensive PS Vita we've seen...

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