A couple years ago everyone was excited with the release of the Oculus Rift funded through Kickstarter and HTC's Vive. Both are basically dumb high quality stereo displays with sophisticated sensors on board to detect what position your head and feet are in relation to things in a game. Both the Rift and the Vive … Continue reading Virtual Reality On a Budget – Oculus Go
Star Trek has been my go to science fiction for a long time. Well at least until I discovered Stargate SG1 and Atlantis. Neither SG1 or Atlantis have the staying power of Star Trek. This year we were given a new high-production mini-series to watch, Star Trek Discovery. Star Trek is near and dear to … Continue reading Star Trek Discovery – First Season Thoughts
Like many nerds world-wide I have been waiting on a new Star Trek television series for ages. Since the demise of Enterprise no one was sure if we would actually see another show on the small screen. Be warned. I am going to do my best to keep out any spoilers or really any information … Continue reading Star Trek Discovery – My Thoughts
Join Dan, Jeff and Cynth as they discuss what they've been playing, some gaming news and even some geek entertainment. All this an more on today's Gaming Lounge. http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbgtechnobabble/glounge009.mp3
Since the launch of the phonograph (and Edison’s wax wheel thingamabob) humankind has enjoyed listening to and eventually watching what was on those different types of media. Some of the most popular media formats in audio include the vinyl record, eight-track, cassette tape and the compact disc. On the video side we’ve had a bit … Continue reading Why I Still Use Bluray
Cutting the cord. That’s a buzzword or uh, buzz phrase nowadays isn't it? Cutting the cord usually means to drop cable TV service and or phone service to your house. And it makes total sense. In the age of relatively good internet plans (if you shop around and not just give in to the big … Continue reading Cutting the Cord
