It seems to be exactly what it looks like.
They could glue the DC-50 to a Pocket Protector instead, so you wouldn't need 5 pairs of $340 pants between the week-end dry cleanings.
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They could glue the DC-50 to a Pocket Protector instead, so you wouldn't need 5 pairs of $340 pants between the week-end dry cleanings.
That Every Street United thing seems interesting. I watched the first episode. It wasn't great, but not bad. But what the hell is with the delay between episodes? Might have been better to have a shorter time between them, or no time at all the way Netflix puts an entire season of a series up at once.
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Revision 2 will have solar panels. Unfortunately the wearer will look like an oven-roast chicken. Kinect energy generally to charge the phone would have been cool though!
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There just seems to have been a pretty strong public backlash against Glass. Often seemingly irrational imo, as these things often are, but it was there. Supposed privacy concerns, "omgosh you're secretly videotaping me all the time with your glasses"! Claims that users were snobs to be hated, Etc.
To me it put the whole so called future of "wearable computing" into question. From "this is the hot new future" to now, questionable whether it's the future at all.
Which doesn't surprise me, there seems to be lots of possibly cool implementations in theory, but imo the biggest problem is, most people dont wear glasses (or a watch).
Witcher 3 currently 900P on X1, aiming for 1080 (1080 on PS4).
Not that anybody cares at this point but I recall Thuway or one of those claimed it would be 900P PS4/720P X1, so chalk another miss.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...-combat-was-deliberately-easy-cd-projekt-says
Also, he claims plenty of 1080P is in Xbox's future, and more confirming of details about the Kinect reservation. Also claims devving on X1 was actually easier due to a familiar Direct X environment, which is a pretty new claim to me, as mostly we've assumed X1 is the troublesome one this gen.
Not that anybody cares at this point but I recall Thuway or one of those claimed it would be 900P PS4/720P X1, so chalk another miss.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...-combat-was-deliberately-easy-cd-projekt-says
Also, he claims plenty of 1080P is in Xbox's future, and more confirming of details about the Kinect reservation. Also claims devving on X1 was actually easier due to a familiar Direct X environment, which is a pretty new claim to me, as mostly we've assumed X1 is the troublesome one this gen.
As I read his statement it seems to me that PS4 isn't 1080p right now but their goal for PS4 is 1080p (like XB1) and he said it should be more difficult to reach 1080p on XB1 (more complicated HW).
They said same thing about XB1 (being easier to develop) before, it's not new. They are PC developers and XB1 API is DX 11.x (the "x" stands for specific features that MS put in XB1's API or/and HW, in hot-chips conference presenter mentioned that XB1 has DX 11.x hardware feature GPU). It should be interesting to see developers going after DX12/XB1 optimization in near future.
Gone 4-days with it, and now I don't bother charging daily. Last 8.1 update did some goofy stuff, and IE was eating up my battery though, so I had to change its settings. It really does make my wife's 920 feel like a toy, the size does not bother me anymore. Awkward stares in public are still common place, but who is to say why!
To tie this back into Xbox news somehow - the new smartglass cable remote is a bit clunky I think. Much easier to just use the normal smartglass remote, but the guide is a nice addition.
It's good to see 10% for kinect freeup, and one would think another small but substantial gain for DX12 as well. I'd guesstimate that could be combined 20% or more found performance for Xbox One.
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Wasn't 10% the entire system reserve?.
When the game is running fullscreen it should have access to nearly 100% of the GPU. There isn't much else the GPU to be doing other than displaying on-screen notifications, or maybe playing a video in a snapped app. When you go to the home screen the system automatically pulls back the 10% to be used for Kinect skeletal processing.
10% for Direct3D 12 sounds like wishful thinking. I'd expect some small gains, but not 10%. I'd imagine gains would more likely come from the new API providing a little more freedom, maybe opening up some new ways of doing things, rather than an outright reduction in overhead and immediate gains.
Gpu time slice.
Kinect voice still works as it has nothing to do with the reserve.
It's also important to note that gains from API modifications are generally very hard to label as "% increase." It's going to depend significantly on what you're telling the console to do, and how.
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It sounds like it's easier to get up and running (which is expected, you can toss vanilla DX11 code in it and the game will run), but trickier to get to the same performance level.
Xbox One will have some korean exclusive games:
http://venturebeat.com/2014/06/23/c...s-for-the-xbox-one-launch-in-china-interview/
http://venturebeat.com/2014/06/23/c...s-for-the-xbox-one-launch-in-china-interview/
He doesn't say anything about exclusives:
It's likely one of the titles reference is actually Blacklight: Retribution which has been on PS4 since launch. He speaks more specifically about Xbox One because they have a launch date for that system in China.
The news talk about China, not Korea.
Those games would be developed in China. The console could succeed there, Bill Gates is kind of an idol in China.
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