Philips 65OLED+937 review: brilliant sound and vision
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MSI Titan GT77 HX 13V (2023) review: RTX unleashed
If you’re going to release a laptop called the Titan, equipped with internals that will break benchmarking records, it needs to deliver. On paper, at least, the MSI Titan GT77 doesn’t disappoint. This gaming monster features a full-power version of Nvidia’s flagship GeForce RTX 4090 laptop GPU, has a stunning 4K Mini LED display, is …
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Redmi Note 12 Pro+ hands-on review: 200MP sensor steals the show
Cameras with crazy high pixel counts aren’t the exclusive domain of flagship phones any more. Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi proved as much when it debuted the Note 12 Pro+ on home turf late last year. As well as bringing a 200MP snapper for sensible money, it also packed high speed charging and a sizeable OLED screen. …
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Nothing Ear 2 review: see-through sequel
made a lot of noise with nothing ear 1, The new firm’s first product resurrected a penchant for transparent technology—which hadn’t really been a thing since the arrival of the iMac G3 and Game Boy Color—and adopted the same fans-first approach that co- Founder Carl Pei did a great job. Influence in his past life …
Dark Pictures: Switchback VR review – get me off this roller coaster
Supermassive Games is better known for its cinematic, choice-based narrative horror games, but it chose the more arcade action route for its PSVR1 launch title Till Dawn: Rush of Blood, It was a wonder that early adopters were convinced to splash out on a pair of PlayStation Move controllers to partake in their schlocky gun-wielding …
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Victrola Stream Carbon review: wireless wax
We have come a long way from the gramophone. A lot of today’s turntables aim to please contemporary listeners who are all about convenience – they’re more all-rounders than the painfully specialized viols used to play Slavic funk records, especially in reverse. The Victrola Stream Carbon takes that convenience even further. Sure, it’s designed to …
