Back in August of 1989, when the Sega Genesis was released, its retail price was $189. Adjusted to inflation, a Genesis would cost about $380 if released today. But this isn’t 1989 anymore, and today, console clones can emulate the Genesis for between 5-10% of that price. Unfortunately, finding a great console clone is actually …
Cordless vacuum cleaners tend to have weaker suction, which makes them weaker vacuums. Because creating strong suction requires a lot of energy, and that can be straining for battery-powered devices. In the interests of having a vacuum last longer than 5 minutes, most portable vacuum manufacturers create equipment that’s only capable of modest suction power. …
Minimalistic networking equipment can be hit and miss. When you know exactly what you’re looking for, it tends to be a little easier to find the right gear. But with how network standards seem to change every couple of years, it’s also terribly easy to fall behind on new terminology. All you really need to …
For gaming, using a large TV is both good and bad. Big TV screens are great for developing a strong sense of immersion, but when it comes to gaming features, they don’t have nearly the same level of performance as monitors. Televisions routinely have weaker response times, inferior refresh rates, and they rarely use dynamic …
When it comes to emulating old games and consoles, you can divide people into two groups. First are the purists who believe their emulation should be a faithful recreation of the original. Purists are willing to take the bad with the good, often seeking to recreate every detail of an original experience. The second group …