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Mini-ITX Board supports gaming and industrial automation.

2014-07-30 14:32:03| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Based on Intel Core i7/i5/i3 CPU and Intel® H61 chipset, Model AMB-IH61T3 supports up to 10 COM ports, including 1 x RS232, 1 x RS2323/485, and 8 x RS232 pin headers. Board provides two DIMM slots that support DDR3 1333/1066 SDRAM up to 16 GB. Other features include 2 x VGA, 2 x GbE, 8 x USB 2.0, 1 x PCI-E x16, and 1 x Mini PCIe ports. In addition to gaming applications, AMB-IH61T3 is suited for sensors, PLCs, servos, inverters, temperature controllers, and barcode scanners. This story is related to the following:Communications Boards |

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EA revolutionizes gaming with Netflix-style subscription service but only on Xbox One

2014-07-30 14:12:04| Extremetech

EA, in one fell swoop, has changed the entire landscape of gaming and made it much more feasible to buy an Xbox One instead of a PS4. Starting today, beta testers will be able to subscribe to EA Access ($5 per month or $30 annually), giving them unlimited access to some of EA's biggest games Considering these top-tier games usually cost $70 each, gaining access to all (or most) of EA's games for just $30 per year is an incredibly good deal -- so good that, if you're into EA games, the Xbox One actually starts to make a lot more sense than the PS4. This is crazy, crazy stuff from EA -- really, what is the company thinking?

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AMD Boosts Gameplay Capture in Gaming Evolved

2014-07-29 11:38:46| PC Magazine Graphics Cards Product Guide

The update includes a rolling "instant replay" capture of gameplay, the ability to broadcast to Twitch, and more.

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Linux Gaming: If You Build It, Will They Come?

2014-07-25 20:23:22| TechNewsWorld

For long-suffering Linux users who have endured the dearth of high-quality action games on their open source desktops, the wait for better game developer support soon may be over. New technology is making Linux more attractive to game makers. Until now, game makers have relied primarily on Windows PCs and gaming consoles powered by proprietary alternatives to the Linux OS.

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