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Budget-conscious gamers look for more affordable ways amid sky-high PlayStation 5 resale prices - Vimarsana News

Budget-conscious gamers look for more affordable ways amid sky-high PlayStation 5 resale prices

Gaming has exploded in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic as people have more time on their hands and can use the devices to communicate with friends

AMD: Expect More Market Share Gains in 2021, Says Analyst - Vimarsana News

AMD: Expect More Market Share Gains in 2021, Says Analyst

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) CEO Lisa Su has been given much of the credit for the company’s remarkable turnaround. From one teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in the early parts of the previous decade, Su has expertly steered the chipmaker to its current standing as a semiconductor giant. Rosenblatt analyst Hans Mosesmann logged in to hear Su's virtual keynote at this year’s CES (consumer electronics show) and came away impressed. “CEO Lisa Su’s virtual CES keynote was strong and hit all the key company market segments of console gaming, PC/gaming, servers, a...

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Most desired consumer items of 2020 include the new Xbox and PlayStation but this may be the last 'console war' - Vimarsana News

Most desired consumer items of 2020 include the new Xbox and PlayStation but this may be the last 'console war'

Most desired consumer items of 2020 include the new Xbox and PlayStation but this may be the last 'console war' between Microsoft and Sony Posted ThuThursday 24 DecDecember 2020 at 7:20pm Games like 'Cyberpunk 2077' are powering the sales of high-powered consoles like the PS5 and Xbox. ( Print text only Cancel This Christmas many Australians will be dreaming of ripping wrapping paper off the most desired consumer items of 2020: gaming consoles from Microsoft and Sony. Key points: This might be the last iteration of the two-decade-long 'console wars' between the companies Digital platforms, ...

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