It’s Day Two of CES 2018 and we have another full day of live video coverage ahead. A number of guests will be swinging by the Digital Trends CES booth, including a few of the biggest companies out there.
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The bad weather was bad enough to trigger cascade of effects through a system that’s in delicate equilibrium at the best of times.
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Sitting at the office all day can be tough on more than just your back. Check out our picks for the best office chairs, whether you’re in the market for something basic or a bit more luxurious.
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Good news for your system security, Nvidia is coming to the rescue! If you’re running an Nvidia graphics card, be sure to get the latest updates, which are designed to help protect your system against the Spectre exploit.
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At CES2018, Bell Helicopter showed off its idea of how a flying taxi system might work—so we climbed aboard.
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Kevin Sather, Razer’s director of product marketing systems, stopped by the Digital Trends booth to talk about the company’s smartphone-tablet hybrid, Project Linda, giving some insight on how and why the prototype was created.
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Mike Nash, HP’s VP of Customer Experience, stopped by the Digital Trends booth to talk about the company’s latest notebooks. He spoke first of the Envy x2, with both ARM and Intel processors, then touched on the Spectre x360 15.
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Nvidia issued a security bulletin on Tuesday detailing updates it made to its driver software to address the so-called Meltdown CPU vulnerability revealed by Google’s Project Zero. The bulletin was misinterpreted by some outlets as an admission that Nvidia’s GPUs were also affected. Read More
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Creative Assembly unleashed the first cinematic trailer for this year’s Total War: Three Kingdoms, the next major historical installment in the long-running strategy franchise. The game takes place in China during the Han dynasty.
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Steam Spy reports that more than 7,500 games published to Steam during 2017, up from 4,207 games added during the previous year. On average, 20 new games appeared on Steam each day in 2017. Nope, the PC isn’t going anywhere.
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