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Mini PCs are resurging in popularity because they carry more power than a laptop at a far cheaper price, packed into a tiny body that saves way more space than a traditional desktop PC.

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But Windows 10's desktop background, with the blue light bursting out of a Windows logo suspended in a void? That was real, baby, that actually happened. The design was a collaboration between ...

Race for the soul of humanity. Take to the streets to earn cash, upgrade your ride, and prove you’ve got what it takes to go beyond the limit of the Neon Apex. Welcome to the Neon Apex.

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Disco Elysium is a must play for RPG fans on PC. It puts you into the rather incompetent shoes of Harry Du Bois, a detective who's on the hunt for a murderer in the city of Revachol. The game ...

Publisher Numskull Games and developer Repixel8 have announced arcade racing game, Neon Apex: Beyond the Limit, for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.

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