Over time, Razer has gained recognition for unveiling daring concept gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), such as a laptop featuring three screens, an innovative gaming table, and many others.
A fresh chapter begins for Minecraft, as Mojang Studios has unveiled their vision for the game’s future development. This includes regular, smaller updates and a permanent end to the controversial Minecraft Live Mob Vote. Additionally, they plan to hold more focused bi-annual Minecraft Live events, with the first one starting today – Minecraft Live 2024!
Currently, I’m in the midst of reviewing the newly announced Razer Kraken V4 gaming headset, and you can expect my comprehensive analysis and opinions on this latest model from Razer to be published on Windows Central shortly. Meanwhile, Razer has unveiled a high-end “Pro” version during their RazerCon 2024 event, which I’ll be testing next.
Known for being one of the top gaming laptop and accessory manufacturers, Razer consistently incorporates cutting-edge innovation into its premium offerings. At present, their RazerCon 2024 expo is taking place in Hamburg, Germany, where they are displaying a plethora of new hardware, software, and upgrades.
On September 28, 2024, during the third day of the Tokyo Game Show 2024 event, Capcom unveiled a live gameplay demonstration for their upcoming action hit, Monster Hunter Wilds. This presentation featured the world’s inaugural in-game footage of the Scarlet Forest locale from Monster Hunter Wilds, as well as several monsters previously glimpsed in the last two cinematic trailers. Remarkably, an old monster that hasn’t been seen in a mainstream Monster Hunter game for many years also made a comeback.
Microsoft recently announced several updates for Windows, specifically tailored for Copilot+ systems, aiming to enhance security. One of these updates includes a novel feature that will automatically blur sensitive data such as passwords, personal identification numbers, and credit card details within images captured by the Recall application.