MachineGames has made a stunning game that showcases some of the best graphics you'll see on PC – but can the mighty RTX 4090 ...

Indie coin continues to spread throughout the land for the first weekend of 2025 and in the crush of awards season with the Golden Globes just hours away and Oscar nominations coming Jan. 17, dates ...

Robert Eggers 'Nosferatu' sank its teeth into the Christmas box with James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown', ushering in a heady ...

It’s not all been sunshine and roses, though. With another 365 days in the book, 8K has yet to impact the market. Thankfully, the biggest TV winners of 2024 easily outnumber the losers of the ...

4K resolution is common and inexpensive, offering a quality viewing experience. 8K resolution provides more detailed images than 4K but lacks value due to its high price and limited native content.

Yum Cha has opened this week within Altrincham’s Stamford Quarter with a custom-styled pink and blue set-up that’ll take you to the streets of Chongqing - dubbed China’s ‘neon city’.

Photo: Andrew Holbrooke/Corbis/Getty Images Editor’s note: On December 17, after this story was published, the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to allow the NBC neon to be replaced with ...

RTX 5090 leaks are coming in hot, and the latest rumor is apparently thanks to a Zotac slip-up. Not only has the graphics card maker invertedly namedropped a bunch of next-gen Nvidia GPUs but ...

Police advise people to immediately report such crimes at helpline 1930 The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was ...

Hidden among a bunch of Samsung's product launches in last year's CES presskit was a very brief paragraph on the world's first 8K projector with wireless connectivity.

Blackmagic Design has revealed full specs and details for its new URSA Cine Immersive camera, specially designed to shoot 8K VR180 footage for the Apple Immersive Video format. Pre-orders for the ...

This means that the speculatively titled HDMI 2.2 will surpass the 48Gbps bandwidth limit currently supported by HDMI 2.1, meaning we'll likely see video capabilities higher than 4K/120Hz or 8K/60Hz.