Microsoft to Release Office 2016 on September 22

Opening a new Office In a blog post today, Microsoft’s general manager of Office 365 Technical Product Management, Julia White, confirmed earlier rumors that Office 2016 would release to the public on September 22, 2015 (two Tuesdays from now). “You may have heard the rumors, but today I’m happy to confirm that Office 2016 will…

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Laserlife Zapping to PS4 on September 22nd

Good day, fellow video game enthusiasts. I’m Alex Neuse, Project Lead on Laserlife. I’m here today to talk to you about our latest project, which has been a long time coming. That’s right, we finally got off our keisterbunnies and decided to make that high-concept-dead-astronaut-music-biography-game that we announced at IndieCade in 2010! Laserlife is finally…

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Flame Over Heats Up PS4 on September 15th

Hello everyone. I’m really happy to be back on PlayStation.Blog to tell you that Laughing Jackal’s firefighting action Roguelike, Flame Over, is finally making the jump to PS4 and will be available on Tuesday next week. Yay! So, for those who haven’t tried, or don’t remember the PS Vita version, Flame Over is a top-down…

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Hardware: Rivals Coming to PS4

Hi everyone! My name’s Dan, and I’m here today to tell you about a new upcoming game — Hardware: Rivals, coming exclusively to PS4 via PlayStation Store! As some of our veteran readers may recognize, this new game builds upon the legacy of a PS2 title, “Hardware: Online Arena”, a vehicle-based combat game that was…

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AMD R9 Nano Review

At a Glance (+) Condensed Milk: Compact; quiet; tiny; efficient; did we say small? (-) Sour Milk: Expensive; not as fast as larger GPUs; 4GB VRAM; niche. Meet the AMD R9 Nano: World’s Tiniest High-End GPU If the name didn’t give it away, and you haven’t been paying much attention to AMD’s marketing for the…

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Fast Forward: Watts Up With Processor Power?

This article was published in the September 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. Demystifying Processor Power Consumption My recent column on AMD’s advanced voltage/frequency scaling confused some readers. It’s worth tackling this subject again, because power consumption is the most challenging problem for chip designers. It’s also…

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Lian Li Serves Up the Compact Chassis Goodness

Following the release of its cube-shaped PC chassis last week, Lian Li has introduced a new mini tower case called the PC-Q21. The company boasts that PC builders can cram a “full-powered” mini-ITX system within the case’s aluminum walls with a little planning and “finger flexibility” on the builder’s part. “The small size of the…

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