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During the Google for Games Developer Summit, held earlier this week, Google surprised everyone by somewhat formally announcing Steam for ChromeOS. Without going into too much detail, Google only revealed that Steam Alpha was becoming available for developers soon. It seems that we're in store for another major change on ChromeOS, and it's related to being able to play Steam games on your Chromebook. Kevin Tofel with About Chromebooks found a new experimental toggle on the Chrome OS 10...

The latest Windows Insider update brings improvements to gaming in a window, such as HDR and better latency.

Display technology has come a long way in a decade. If you want a TV for video games, including a next-gen console and PC titles, your needs are quite different from the average shopper.

Guilty Gear Strive may have more input lag on PlayStation 5 than its PlayStation 4 counterpart Posted by Dakota DarkHorse Hills • 6 hours, 50 minutes ago • Comments: 20 Guilty Gear Strive players have been wondering how the next-gen version of the game on PlayStation 5 performs on a technical level compared to its other counterparts since it released, and now we may have a few answers on that subject. After previously testing the input lag on both the PlayStation 4 and PC vers...

2022 VIZIO smart TVs boast with pro-gaming chops, voice remote JC Torres - Jun 3, 2021, 12:26am CDT It’s still 2021 but VIZIO is getting a head start by announcing its 2022 TV Collection that will be available this year. Confusing TV market conventions aside, VIZIO is stepping up its game this year almost literally by designing its collection to cater to one of the most lucrative markets in recent months. The gaming market has experienced a surge in the past few months, esp...

Score 92%Score 92% The thing about TVs today is they are all amazing. Great picture quality which of course gets better the more you spend – that’s beyond question. But how good is it to use, what is the user experience like. My night with the Sony X90J proved that user experience is key, and in this case its thanks to Google TV. Sony’s Bravia TV lineup in Australia is probably the simplest to understand of all the big brands, with the X series and A series differentiated by the...

January 7, 2021 Continuing Hisense’s pre-CES run of announcements, the company has today announced a series of 8K TVs for the Australian market, launching next month in 65, 75 and 85 inch sizes. Despite the recent announcement of the company’s own VIDAA U5 operating system for their 4K ULED TVs, the 8K TVs will all be Android TVs, bringing Google Assistant to Hisense, and taking advantage of a new far-field microphone for hands free operation. Kicking off at $6,999 for their 75 inch which w...