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Ouya flunks 3DMark benchmark test

Futuremark has run benchmarking tests on the Ouya console — and has found it depressingly lacking.

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Ouya to ship to Kickstarter backers by end of March

The open-source Android console will head out to tens of thousands of crowd-funders a few months before it lands in stores in June.

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Ouya chief: we'll launch a new console every year

Although the Android-based console won't hit major retailers until June, the company plans to launch a new model each year.

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Ouya retail date set for June

The Android-based console will be available for US$99.99 in June. An extra controller will go for US$49.99.

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Razer Edge gaming tablet becomes reality

Gaming hardware usually takes a backseat at CES, but this year seems to be an exception.

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Japanese man creates AR girlfriend

Using a motion sensor and a pair of video glasses, a Japanese hacker has created an augmented-reality (AR) anime girlfriend that interacts with the user.

Latest News

Ouya flunks 3DMark benchmark test

Futuremark has run benchmarking tests on the Ouya console — and has found it depressingly lacking. 2

Ouya to ship to Kickstarter backers by end of March

The open-source Android console will head out to tens of thousands of crowd-funders a few months before it lands in stores in June.

Ouya chief: we'll launch a new console every year

Although the Android-based console won't hit major retailers until June, the company plans to launch a new model each year.

Ouya retail date set for June

The Android-based console will be available for US$99.99 in June. An extra controller will go for US$49.99.

GameStick reveals its final design

The Ouya competitor is showing off the final look of its Android gaming console. 1

Mobile gaming at CES 2013: gallery

Both Nvidia and Razer have booths dedicated to mobile gaming at CES 2013. Check out the Razer Edge, Project Shield and Nvidia Cloud Gaming.

Razer Edge gaming tablet becomes reality

Gaming hardware usually takes a backseat at CES, but this year seems to be an exception.

CES Unveiled: photo gallery

Take a quick look at some of the stuff previewed at the CES Unveiled event. 2

Japanese man creates AR girlfriend

Using a motion sensor and a pair of video glasses, a Japanese hacker has created an augmented-reality (AR) anime girlfriend that interacts with the user. 4

Android gaming console takes Kickstarter by storm

An Android-based gaming console called Ouya has raised over US$1.25 million in the first day of its Kickstarter campaign. 3

Apple I, Steve Jobs' Atari memo to be auctioned

A handwritten note that described changes Atari could make to an arcade game, is expected to fetch US$10,000 to US$15,000. 1

Kasparov loses to Deep Blue: Tech Time Machine

Most of us find a computer chess game hard enough to beat, but not so if you have the rather grandiose title of chess grandmaster.

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Review | Laptops

Razer Lachesis (5600dpi)

If you need an ambi mouse, the Lachesis should be on your list of rodents to check out. 2
Preview | Games

Batman: Arkham City Batarang Controllers

Bluemouth Interactive has announced official Batarang controllers for the Xbox 360 and PS3 consoles to coincide with the release of Batman: Arkham City.
Review | Games

uDraw GameTablet

It's doubtful that the uDraw will provide an entirely new platform for Wii games, but it's a nice accompaniment to the Wii that focuses more on creativity than games.
Review | Computers

SteelSeries Xai Laser

The Xai is an excellent product that proves a mouse doesn't need to be custom-moulded to the right hand to be good for gaming. Throw in the detailed control panel and excellent performance, and you have a mouse that's well worth parting your hard-earned cash on.
Review | Computers

SteelSeries 9HD mouse mat

The 9HD is an excellent product that deserves a place on any gamer's desk. Those who haven't used a mouse mat for years may shirk at the cost, but for the rest of us, this should help step up your game.
Review | Games

Sony PSP Go

We love its slimmer, sexier, more pocket-friendly shape, as well as its pause and restore anywhere feature, but the PSP Go doesn't quite add enough to the mix to justify its price tag. 39