Category Archives: Hardware

Custom ‘TRON Legacy’-themed Nintendo 64! [Pics + Video]

Custom-made by zoki64! [Source: deviantART]

Steam Machine is go: 300 gamers will beta test Valve console

Valve has confirmed it’s making its own games machine for a 2014 release. And it wants 300 gamers to test the console this year. The specifics of the “Steam Machine” are still under wraps. Valve has said its aimed at people who want to play on their TV screen and that it plans to eventually […]

Amazon Deal of the Day: Up to 55% Off Toshiba Hard Drives (SSD + Portable) and Flash Memory

For today’s edition of Deal of the day and today only, amazon offers up to 55% off on select hard drives, portable hard drives, compactflash cards, and SDHC cards. [Up to 55% Off Toshiba Hard Drives and Flash Memory]

Nintendo Flattens Out the 3DS

Nintendo is releasing a 2D version of the 3DS. Or, less confusingly, it’s releasing an entry level handheld console aimed at casual gamers and the very young. The device, named simply the 2DS, has two screens but doesn’t fold down, so it might be a bit of a squeeze to fit most pockets. It also […]

This Awesome Steampunk Computer Was Built on Top of an Old Sewing Machine

This awesome steampunk computer was built by Alexander Schlesier, AKA The Steampunker. My mother still has that old Singer sewing machine you see the computer sitting on. [Source: The Steampunker | Via Neatorama]

Amazon Deal of the Day: Up to 60% Off Back-to-School Basics in Electronics

For today’s edition of Deal of the Day, Amazon offers some great prices (up to 60% off!) on plenty of back-to-school essentials such as hard drives, flash drives, printers, scanners, backpacks, and many others! Today only, enjoy special savings on Back-to-School Basics in Electronics. A successful school year starts with the basics. Whether you’re outfitting […]

Ouya offers to match Kickstarter fundraising for new games

Ouya, the manufacturer of an open source games console, says it will pay up to a million dollars to help fund game developers. The money has been set aside for developers who use Kickstarter to raise money for making games. As long as the developer gets a fully-funded project raising at least $50,000 on the […]