abhay6547

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He's talking about the infamous dress picture.

Looks to me like they're going to announce a new Android tablet. I hope it has even more streaming options to follow up to the Shield tablet. Maybe there's a possibility of increased Nvidia GRID integration? Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/02/10/nvidia-sends-press-invitations-to-march-3rd-event-teasing-a-gaming-product-5-years-in-the-making/ Source 2: http://www.nvidia.com/content/M2G/made-to-game.html EDIT: Today's the day, folks! I will edit this original post once the event begins at 10 pm EST tonight. EDIT 2: The NVIDIA SHIELD, an Android TV set-top box has been announced! Running the new Tegra X1 Mobile Superchip! EDIT 3: Price set at $199, will come with Shield game controller and will be available in May. EDIT 4: The SHIELD will come with GRID game-streaming service. 1080p, 60fps. CONCLUSION:

The problem is that the phone itself, the Moto X, will cost $300 but I need to pay off my tab which is around $100. I'm getting all these suggestions for a Nexus 5 and all but it will cost the same. Also, it should be noted that prices in Canada are hella inflated so things aren't as cheap as you think they are.

I have friends who have the Moto G and they say it's fine, but I still don't think it's a good idea. This is a good explanation behind my reasoning and it sheds some light on flagship vs. non-flagship phones.

I've had enough trouble with mid/low-tier phones and I don't want anything less than a flagship. The same goes for the graphics card. So for me, it's either one great phone or one great graphics card, not a subpar one of each. Other specs: ASUS Z87-k mobo i7 4770k @ 4.3GHz 8GB 2400MHz RAM 2 TB hard drive Cooler Master 525W PSU two 1080p monitors, 60Hz

The problem is I CAN'T use my phone much because it's so shit and I CAN'T game much because my performance is shit

If you were in my position, disregarding my specific usages, which would you get? The phone and graphics card would be around the same price (Moto X vs. GTX 970, $400) Conditions: - Current GPU: GTX 550 Ti - Current phone: Nokia Lumia 710 (Windows Phone 7.8)

Either Monster really was swindled out of the Apple deal or they're just upset they couldn't cash in on some of that $$$ Guess we'll have to wait and find out. Source: http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/6/7505639/monster-suing-beats-and-co-founders-dr-dre-and-jimmy-iovine

I've looked into this monitor before but the biggest turn-off is the glossy screen. I absolutely can't have a glossy screen because my work area can get pretty bright and the glare would be unbearable. Sucks though, it seems like a pretty good monitor.

It's almost twice my budget coming in at around $380 here Man how I envy american pricing...

You'll only see a benefit from 144Hz if you constantly pull 144 fps or more. I'd say it's not worth it for you unless you know you're going to upgrade your graphics card soon.

It's going to be part of a multiple monitor setup. It's replacing one of my monitors right now and a couple months down the line, I'll pick up a second one to replace the second monitor I have.

Hmmm... the specs look ok but I can't find any solid reviews of it online and the bezels aren't as thin as the ASUS one.