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KFC launches bucket-shaped gaming console that lets users play video games and keeps chicken warm - Vimarsana News

KFC launches bucket-shaped gaming console that lets users play video games and keeps chicken warm

KFC has killed two birds with one stone this Christmas with a deluxe gaming system that also keeps your fried chicken warm. Built in partnership with hardware manufacturer Cooler Master, the KFConsole has a built in 'chicken chamber' for your extra-crispy three-piece. The system isn't just for show: According to Cooler Master, it can handle VR games and offers a 240 frames-per-second frame rate and 4K display compatibility. Heat generated by the console will keep chicken warm, while a custom cooling system keeps the device from overheating. Scroll down for video Fast-food giant KFC unveiled t...

KFC unveils bucket-shaped gaming console with built-in 'chicken warmer' - Vimarsana News

KFC unveils bucket-shaped gaming console with built-in 'chicken warmer'

KFC unveils bucket-shaped gaming console with built-in ‘chicken warmer’ By Hanie Abdul Razak|   Published: 24th December 2020 8:09 pm IST Kentucky Fried Chicken, popularly known as KFC, has unveiled its own brand of gaming console with a built-in food warmer or as advertised “Chicken Chamber”.  It had the teaser of the console back in June and has now made an official announcement on Wednesday. KFC too to Twitter and posted a trailer of the console with the caption, “The console wars are over”.  https://twitter.com/kfcgaming/status/1341428570388901891 The console is being made...

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KFC's gaming console can keep your chicken warm (and yes, it's real) - Vimarsana News

KFC's gaming console can keep your chicken warm (and yes, it's real)

KFC’s gaming console can keep your chicken warm (and yes, it’s real) Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 The new KFC gaming console boasts faster gameplay and a chicken warmer to boot. (KFC Gaming | Cooler Master) Facebook Share The Colonel has gotten into the gaming business. KFC announced Wednesday the release of its KFConsole, a gaming console in the shape of the fast-food chain’s familiar Bargain Bucket of chicken. While many believed the release of the KFConsole to be a gag, it is, in fact, real. CNN Business confirms that KFC created the gaming console under its KFC Gaming...

KFC Reveals The KFConsole, A Gaming PC With Chicken Warmer - Vimarsana News

KFC Reveals The KFConsole, A Gaming PC With Chicken Warmer

KFC Reveals The KFConsole, A Gaming PC With Chicken Warmer December 24, 2020 Fast-food giant KFC (formerly known as Kentucky Fried Chicken) has introduced its own video gaming console with a built-in food tray that will keep your pre-fried chicken warm while you play video games. The chicken giant has built the video gaming console called the ‘KFConsole’ in partnership with the Taiwanese computer hardware manufacturer, Cooler Master. The device has got what KFC Gaming describes as the “World First Built-In Chicken Chamber”, which utilises the system’s natural heat and airflow system...

KFC's ultra-powerful KFConsole includes a built-in chicken chamber - Vimarsana News

KFC's ultra-powerful KFConsole includes a built-in chicken chamber

KFC KFC announced Tuesday the creation of a new gaming console, KFConsole, which has a built-in "chicken chamber" to keep food warm in while users play. The bucketlike console has a cooling system that transfers the heat from the components to the chicken chamber, keeping the hardware cool and the chicken warm. The chicken chain has partnered with Cooler Master, Intel, Asus, and Seagate to create the KFConsole. "If Sony or Microsoft want any tips on how to engineer a chicken chamber for their efforts next time, they'd be welcome to get in touch," the public-relat...