Bluetooth wireless headphones are the idiomatic dime a dozen these days. Thanks to the latest Bluetooth technology found in our smartphones, tablets, and related devices, most of them even sound pretty good. So what is one key attribute that distinguishes one Bluetooth headset from another? Form factor. The FKANT Gemini […]
I’m happy to report that Armchair Arcade’s move from a shared server to a dedicated server on our hosting provider is now complete. This should help address previous performance issues caused by a recent uptick in site traffic. While I tried to be careful with timing, there were three or […]
After my prior first look, unboxing, initial setup, extended review of basic 3D printing, and review of the laser toolhead option for the remarkably versatile ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set, I’m now ready to tackle a review of the CNC PRO milling toolhead add-on. This toolhead allows for engraving, cutting, […]
Update: The full review is now posted! The AtGames Atari Flashback Portable, which is just now starting to hit major retailers everywhere and should have full availability by the end of the month (November 2016), features 60 built-in games, including legends like Frogger, as well as all-time Atari 2600 classics like […]
Although I stated that my next review segment would be on the Dual Pro 3D printing head of the ZMorph 2.0 SX, I’ve had to take a detour due to a technical issue that can only be resolved through a replacement part. Instead of waiting for said part, I decided […]
Sony’s PlayStation VR (PSVR) for PlayStation 4 (PS4) has a convoluted setup, as well as a mediocre headset and controls. It’s also one of the most extraordinary gaming experiences around, genuinely transporting its players to amazing virtual worlds. PlayStation VR is here, along with some backup during use. #psvr […]
I think the word “innovation” is often misused. Certainly there’s been no true innovation in smartphones for years, just incremental improvements. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with that as incremental improvement is still improvement. Until someone truly innovates and makes the other companies look genuinely behind-the-times, there’s really no specific […]
After reading Matthew G. Kirschenbaum‘s excellent Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing, fittingly on my Surface Pro 3‘s Kindle app, I was inspired to share my personal history on the subject. In the book, Kirschenbaum details the history of word processing from the standpoint of the famous writers […]
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