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- [Guide] C9 Instance and Fatigue System
- CS: Global Offensive will Bring Cross-Platform Multiplayer to Reality?
- Rift Patch 1.5 Details Unveiled, Coming Early October
- Gamescampus to Kick Off Open Beta for Tank Ace
- [Hot Blog] Star Wars: The Old Republic Huttball (Football) - New PvP Mode
- What is A Good Festival Event in MMORPGs?
- Crytek Releases CryENGINE3 SDK Free-of-Charge
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| Guild Wars 2 Crafting Explained and Demoed at Gamescom Posted:
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| [Guide] C9 Instance and Fatigue System Posted:
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| CS: Global Offensive will Bring Cross-Platform Multiplayer to Reality? Posted:
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| Rift Patch 1.5 Details Unveiled, Coming Early October Posted:
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| Gamescampus to Kick Off Open Beta for Tank Ace Posted:
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| [Hot Blog] Star Wars: The Old Republic Huttball (Football) - New PvP Mode Posted:
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| What is A Good Festival Event in MMORPGs? Posted:
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| Crytek Releases CryENGINE3 SDK Free-of-Charge Posted:
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Readers of Maximum PC probably don't need to be told that PC Gaming isn't dead, however gaming peripheral maker Razer claims they have proof, and it will be revealed on August 26th 2011 at their brand new domain
Apple CEO Steve Jobs went on the record several years ago describing the modern day desktop as "a truck", suitable for some, but not practical for the mass market. He went on to define the iPad as the first "post PC device", and has trumpeted his tablet and iOS platforms as flagship products for this ideology ever since. Microsoft and its partners have listened to mainstream media run with his comments as gospel ever since, but some have finally had enough.
HP's decision to scrap the first, and perhaps only product resulting from its $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm was by far one of the most unexpected news stories we've seen in years. But just when we thought things couldn't get any stranger, HP announced it was shopping for a buyer for their PC division as well, a move that would take the company in a radically different direction going forward. As the number one OEM PC manufacturer in the world this came as a bit of a shock to everyone, that is unless your number two. For Michael Dell the HP announcement represents a huge opportunity to grab market share, and the charismatic CEO wasted little time going after HP over twitter.

