When it comes to computer gaming, the standard thinking is that you've got to have a massive, overpowered desktop system if you really want to be able to play. After all, modern games are chock full of high-resolution audio and graphics files that require a lot of horsepower in order to be properly rendered. And while most of the low-end
It's the eternal struggle. You need a powerful PC to maximize your gaming experience. And while high-end systems bring premium features and performance, they often demand an equally premium price. PC manufacturer MSI Computer Corp is making the divide between pricing and performance ever smaller with its new line of laptops and all-in-ones. One qualification for a high-performance system is
MSI has announced two new thin and light notebooks that are designed for serious gamers. They are the GS60 Ghost and the GS70 Stealth gaming notebooks. Each comes in either a 17-inch or a 15-inch model. Both are part of MSI's GS Series. The GS60 Ghost is the lightest 15-inch notebook to hit the market. It is the first gaming
While many of us are gearing up for the holidays and the shopping season, which will likely include a fair amount of electronics, the tech industry is getting ready to unveil a slew of new devices -- immediately following your purchases. The Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in early January, but awards are already being issued, including one snagged by
MSI is showing off their new laptops today at CES. The U270 and X370. Boasting outstanding performance and comfortable-sized screens, these thin, slim, power-sipping laptops are the ideal choice for on-the-go individuals, because you can use them all day without worrying that they will run out of energy before you do. Both the U270 and X370 pack an AMD landmark