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Tales of Arise Switch 2: 1080p, 60fps Cutscenes, 30fps Gameplay in Beyond the Dawn Edition
gaming21 days ago

Tales of Arise Switch 2: 1080p, 60fps Cutscenes, 30fps Gameplay in Beyond the Dawn Edition

Tales of Arise is coming to Switch 2 with the Beyond the Dawn Edition, delivering 1080p resolution in both docked and handheld modes, cutscenes at 60fps, and gameplay aiming for 30fps; the title also features a ~54GB install size and will be released as a Game-Key Card physical edition, with local availability details to be announced.

Hollow Knight climbs to Switch 2 visuals with 1080p handheld and 4K docked upgrade
gaming23 days ago

Hollow Knight climbs to Switch 2 visuals with 1080p handheld and 4K docked upgrade

A new graphics comparison shows Hollow Knight on Nintendo Switch 2 versus the original Switch, with the Switch 2 version delivering native 1080p in handheld mode and 4K when docked, plus a 120 FPS option in docked mode, faster loading, and additional effects; the update is a free upgrade for Switch 1 owners and the game is available now on Switch 2.

TCL PlayCube: a Rubik’s Cube-inspired pocket projector for on-the-go cinema
technology1 month ago

TCL PlayCube: a Rubik’s Cube-inspired pocket projector for on-the-go cinema

An $800, 1080p portable projector with a Rubik’s Cube-inspired 90-degree rotating design, the TCL PlayCube delivers bright image quality for its size and three hours of battery life in bright mode, plus Google TV and flexible mounting for vanlife; it can double as a Bluetooth speaker and recharges via USB-C, but the built-in audio is only decent, standby power drain and occasional UI sluggishness temper the experience, making it a solid but not perfect option versus rivals like the XGIMI Halo+.

YouTube TV Enhances Picture Quality with New 1080p and 720p Modes
technology1 year ago

YouTube TV Enhances Picture Quality with New 1080p and 720p Modes

YouTube TV is rolling out improved picture quality with enhanced 1080p and 720p resolutions to more subscribers, including those using Roku and Apple TV. This update, which had been previously tested and temporarily removed due to bugs, now offers higher bitrates for smoother and clearer images, especially beneficial for sports streaming. The enhanced 1080p60 quality is available to users with 4K-compatible devices and supports the VP9 codec.

"YouTube TV Introduces 1080p Enhanced Streaming for Better Video Quality"
technology2 years ago

"YouTube TV Introduces 1080p Enhanced Streaming for Better Video Quality"

YouTube TV is now offering a 1080p 'Enhanced' option for better picture quality, available to all subscribers at no extra cost, but only on devices that support 4K. This comes as the company previously introduced a 4K Plus package for an additional fee. The change coincides with the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII, providing viewers with improved video quality just in time for the big game.

YouTube TV Introduces 1080p Enhanced Video Quality with Temporary Bug
technology2 years ago

YouTube TV Introduces 1080p Enhanced Video Quality with Temporary Bug

YouTube TV recently introduced an enhanced 1080p video quality, but it has disappeared from the options due to a glitch, which the company is working to fix. Despite not being visible in the settings, the enhanced 1080p is still operational. This improved picture quality, known as Enhanced 1080p60, is being brought to YouTube TV and Primetime Channel viewers with 4K-compatible streaming devices, offering the highest quality video available. The glitch has not affected the picture quality, and YouTube TV is working to resolve the issue.

YouTube's Enhanced 1080p Playback Now Widely Available for Premium Subscribers on Desktop
technology2 years ago

YouTube's Enhanced 1080p Playback Now Widely Available for Premium Subscribers on Desktop

YouTube has made its "enhanced bitrate" 1080p option available to all Premium subscribers on desktop globally. The feature, which provides higher-quality video playback, was initially launched on iOS in April. Non-Premium subscribers can still access the regular 1080p option. The enhanced 1080p is also rolling out on living room devices like Chromecasts and video game consoles, but it is not yet available on Android.

"Top Gaming Deals on Prime Day: Monitors, Controllers, and More!"
technology2 years ago

"Top Gaming Deals on Prime Day: Monitors, Controllers, and More!"

It's perfectly fine to choose a 1080p gaming monitor over a higher resolution one during Amazon's Prime Day sale, especially if your PC or console specs don't support higher resolutions. Many players still use 1080p monitors, and there are several reasons why it remains a popular choice, including compatibility with older hardware and higher refresh rates. High-resolution monitors are still expensive, and if you don't plan on upgrading your GPU anytime soon, it may be more beneficial to opt for a 1080p monitor with advanced features.

Walmart's Affordable Onn. Streaming Stick Challenges Chromecast
technology2 years ago

Walmart's Affordable Onn. Streaming Stick Challenges Chromecast

Walmart is reportedly preparing to release a cheaper version of its Onn. Streaming Stick with Google TV, which will stream at 1080p and undercut the existing 4K model in price. The exact pricing is not known yet, but the current 4K model is priced at $19.99. It remains to be seen how Walmart will position the 1080p model, as many consumers have already adopted 4K televisions. The price reduction would need to be significant to make the 1080p model compelling.

YouTube Introduces Premium 1080p on Google TV Devices
technology2 years ago

YouTube Introduces Premium 1080p on Google TV Devices

YouTube is launching an enhanced bitrate version of 1080p HD video quality, which is available only to YouTube Premium members. The higher quality 1080p enhanced bitrate is beginning to launch on Android TV OS and Google TV devices through the YouTube app. The 1080p Premium tier offers an ad-free streaming experience, background play, and the option to download videos to watch later.

Google Meet introduces 1080p video support for select accounts.
technology2 years ago

Google Meet introduces 1080p video support for select accounts.

Google Meet now supports 1080p video calls, but only for paying subscribers with select Workspace and Google One plans. The feature is only available on the web-based version of Google Meet and requires a webcam that supports the resolution. Users can toggle on the feature by selecting "Turn on HD video" in the video feed settings. Google notes that additional bandwidth is needed for 1080p video and will automatically adjust the resolution if bandwidth is limited.