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Gamers get a more comfortable right-handed shape and 40g build, with 8,000Hz polling aimed at smoother, low-latency control.
Cloud gamers can now tune image quality and responsiveness in supported titles, as Nvidia widens GeForce NOW's appeal beyond preset settings.
Pre-orders are open globally for a limited-edition gaming laptop that pairs a Ryzen 9 chip and RTX 5070 graphics with bundled MLG accessories.
Its 8kHz polling rate and 50g frame give gamers quick, precise control, while Bluetooth and dongle support add versatility.
Gamers and creators will get new peripherals, microphones and racing gear, though Logitech G has not yet announced regional pricing or availability.
Players face a polished mix of arcade dogfights and simulation detail, with co-op missions and a sprawling campaign on PC.
The free two-day event gives Australian and New Zealand players an early chance to try the console version during Melbourne International Games Week.
Unreal Engine 5 gives the sequel smooth 4K 60fps action on Xbox Series X, though its short campaign and one-potion limit may frustrate players.
Revenue and player retention are being hit as cheats become a USD $8.5 billion business, according to a survey of 250 developers.
PS5 players get a faithful Arrakis survival experience, though the single-player world can feel empty without the online crowd.
A 20-year wait ends with a semi-open world swordsman tale that may still feel too familiar for modern action-adventure fans.
Its heavy aluminium build and 8,000Hz polling make the Q6 Ultra 8K a compelling but pricey desk upgrade for gamers and remote workers.
New MyCareer eras and tougher defence give the annual basketball sim its best shake-up in years, though most players may still feel it familiar.
Portable devices can be turned into full desktop setups, with four 4K displays, 100W charging and broad compatibility.
European shoppers could see more connected appliances and lower power bills as LG broadens its AI home push with energy-saving products.
Australian gamers and streamers can now buy Viture's lighter XR glasses and dock, with prices starting at AUD $179 in major retailers.
Australian households can pre-order a AUD $1,499 router that TP-Link says should improve reliability, coverage and interference handling.
Professional gamers and streamers get new gear and software as Logitech G broadens its range into sim racing and lower-priced devices.
Priced at GBP £119.99, the new pad aims at Xbox and PC buyers willing to pay more for modular controls and drift-resistant sticks.
Australian IT buyers are increasingly basing workplace tech choices on gaming-led expectations for speed, usability and reliability.
