As we reach the midpoint of this month, it feels like a fresh wave of exciting games are on their way to my gaming subscription service from Microsoft.
Corsair, a globally recognized brand known for producing premium gaming accessories, PC hardware, streaming devices, and high-end peripherals, has unveiled its latest addition to the popular Virtuoso line of gaming headsets – the Virtuoso Max. Designed for both Xbox consoles and PC platforms, this advanced headset leverages innovative technology to deliver superior audio quality in video games, taking immersion to unprecedented levels compared to any previous Virtuoso headset.
Samsung’s smartphones often get plenty of praise, but it’s also worth noting that Samsung produces top-tier laptops that can compete with any PC in the market. The Samsung Galaxy Book4 is an example of such a laptop, boasting a premium design and a robust set of features. These include a 2.8K AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processor. Right now, you can grab a Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge at an attractive discount, getting you a top-tier laptop for mid-range prices.
It came as a surprise when Sebastian Bubeck, a prominent AI researcher at Microsoft, decided to switch teams and join OpenAI. Bubeck has been with Microsoft for more than a decade, where he led projects involving compact language models such as the Phi AI models. (Source: The Information)
As a researcher, I am excited to announce that Corsair has forged a long-term, cross-brand partnership with Microsoft’s intellectual property, Call of Duty. This partnership commences with a joint promotion for Black Ops Cold War, set to launch on October 25th. In the lead-up to this event, we are thrilled to introduce a special edition line-up of Corsair products from Origin PC, SCUF, Elgato, and DROP. These exclusive items are only available for a limited time.
Call of Duty is primarily a game that emphasizes sound over visuals. This yearly first-person shooter series published by Activision (which is now owned by Microsoft) tends to favor an arcade style of play rather than the more tactical and realistic approach found in similar games. Nonetheless, it’s crucial for players to catch important audio signals while engaging in Multiplayer or the free-to-play spin-off, Call of Duty: Warzone, as these sounds provide vital information about gameplay.