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Image: Sony The PS5 Pro is official. After months of leaks, Sony just announced a more powerful PS5 console during a special technical presentation. Mark Cerny, the lead architect of the PS5 console, says the PS5 Pro improves on the original console in three key ways: a larger GPU, advanced ray tracing, and custom AI-driven upscaling. The PS5 Pro will launch on November 7th, priced at $699.99, and it looks similar to the slim version of the PS5 — just like recent leaks suggested it would. It has three stripes down the side, and it doesn’t come with a disc drive. You’ll be able to purchase a 4K Blu-ray disc drive separately and optional console covers. “It’s the most powerful console we’ve ever built,” says Cerny. The hardware upgrades inside will... Continue reading…

The GMMK 3 is quite the modular mechanical keyboard, as its initialism-style name implies. The GMMK 3 and GMMK 3 Pro are easy to configure and customize, though you can quickly blow your budget. Continue reading…

Image: Sony Sony just announced the $699.99 PS5 Pro, a beefed-up version of the PS5 that includes a larger GPU and advanced ray tracing support. But if you want to play your physical games on the new console, you’ll have to pay extra: a disc drive isn’t included, so you’ll have to buy and install one separately for an additional $79.99. “PS5 Pro is available as a disc-less console, with the option to purchase the currently available Disc Drive for PS5 separately,” Sony’s Hideaki Nishino writes in a PlayStation Blog post. That means if you are buying both the console and the disc drive together, you’ll be paying a whopping $779.98. While very annoying — it sure seems like an expensive “Pro” console should come with a disc drive! — this move from Sony... Continue reading…

Image: Insomniac Games Sony finally confirmed the PS5 Pro this morning, and in addition to enhanced features like Wi-Fi 7 and 8K gaming, PlayStation execs shared new info on how recent and older games will perform on the system and all the current games that can take advantage of the Pro’s power. One feature the PS5 Pro will include is called Game Boost. The official PlayStation blog says PS5 Pro Game Boost “may stabilize or improve the performance of supported PS4 and PS5 games.” It also said that the Pro’s “enhanced image quality” can improve the resolution for certain PS4 games. Sony shared a short, non-comprehensive list of games that will receive free patches to take advantage of the Pro’s graphical and performance features. The games that will be noted... Continue reading…

Tab groups will soon make it easier to revisit webpages across devices without bookmarking them. | Image: Google Google is adding some new features to Chrome that aim to help users organize and keep track of their browser tabs across both desktop and mobile devices. The search giant announced in a new blog post that tab groups — which enable Android and desktop Chrome users to keep related pages together in custom-labeled groups — will start rolling out to Chrome for iOS starting today. Once Chrome is updated, iPhone and iPad users can access the feature by opening the tab grid, long-pressing on a tab, and selecting “Add Tab to New Group.” Custom names and colors can then be assigned to the created tab groups to help keep them organized and easily identifiable. GIF: Google Here’s a quick demo showing how to access tab... Continue reading…

The University of Pennsylvania, whose president Liz Magill resigned in December after testifying before a House committee that it wouldn't necessarily violate school rules to call for genocide of all Jews, has created a new Title VI office of "religious and ethnic inclusion."