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�� This Bidirectional DisplayPort Cable 2M (NOT HDMI) is officially certified by VESA, which is good for video streaming or gaming. 2K@165Hz refresh rate reduces flicker to give you a really comfortable gaming experience and it also supports DP, DP++, and DisplayPort++. Backwards Compatible with DP1.2/1.1/1.1a standard. �� The Display Port Lead supports 3D, UHD 4K(3840x2160@60Hz), 2K(2560*1440@165Hz), 1080P Full HD and flawless audio pass-thru for uncompressed digital audio channels at 7...

Activision-Blizzard deal could lift some licensing barriers.

Microsoft has announced the June 2022 Xbox Games with Gold lineup.

I have to admit a sneaky like for the Pirates of the Caribbean films, and even though I realise it’s hard to like too much about Johnny Depp, I still enjoy his turn as Captain Jack Sparrow; one of the most iconic celluloid pirates ever captured on film. The way he talks, the way he acts, even the way he walks, are all a good portion of what makes the whole series of films enjoyable. So, imagine my joy when, way back in 2011, we heard that Traveller’s Tales were developing a LEGO game based ...

Power Pop Plus: New Release Roundup The latest discs from the Legal Matters, John Dunbar and more Author: As the title would suggest, this is the third full-length offering from Michigan popsters the Legal Matters, whose membership rolls include Keith Klingensmith, Chris Richards, and Andy Reed. All three sing—their pristine signature harmonies pervade nearly all of the dozen tunes—and Richards and Reed each composed six songs. Its their strongest release to date, with a slap of sunshine ri...

Feb 21, 2021 09:54 EST with 1 comment An FPS boost for Backwards Compatible titles on console, an acknowledgement of 21H1, and even some Edge updates at the forefront. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of February 14 – 20. Trying Edge Unlike previous columns, in which Edge news was relegated to the final section, this time we’re switching things around a little. We’ll start with the Canary channel, which now allow...