N3: Nightly News Narration – Uncharted 4, Chromebook Pixel, & Street Fighter V

Google today released the updated version of the Chromebook Pixel. Just like the new MacBook, from Apple, the Pixel uses USB Type C. This new port allows for charging, high speed data, and display out all in one connector and cable. About the size of micro SD, Google plans on using the port for not only Chromebooks, but also Android phones. The neat thing about this is it is a standard across the industry and we might even see Apple adopt it for their entire lineup–including iPhone and iPad.
But enough on that, lets go back to the Chromebook Pixel. The device is shipping today and runs $999 or $1299 depending on the configuration. The Chromebook Pixel starts with a 13-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 2560 x 1700 and an aspect ratio of 3:2, an Intel Core i5 Broadwell processor, 8GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage space. It also will charge up to two hours of battery life in 15 minutes and fully charge in 90 minutes. The question is, does anyone need a Chromebook with this many specs and horsepower when most units are 2 GB of RAM and slow processors?
Mad Catz has announced that they will create a new generation of Street Fighter V controllers for the PlayStation 4 to be available in time of the launch of the game. The new controllers coming include FightSticks, Tournament Edition FightSticks and FightPad controllers. No word on pricing but for fighting fans, this will be the best way to play the upcoming Street Fighter title.
This is Kaleb Rutherford and this is my Nightly News Narration.
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Kaleb Rutherford
In 1997, Kaleb started CVGames and since then ttended and covered a variety of different events for the public including PAX, QuakeCon, E3, and many others. With over 20 E3 events covered, there isn't much that surprises Kaleb anymore in the industry as he has seen it all.
Kaleb is married to Emily and they have been together over 20 years. They have 4 boys who share a passion and love for technology and gaming as well.
Kaleb started Parents Press Play to begin podcasting and reaching a more casual segment of the world that tends to have coverage dominated by by "Hardcore," or "Core players. CVGames still exists to cover that section of users.
Combining CVGames and Parents Press Play together, Kaleb created CVGN: The Covering Video Games Network. While world domination is unlikely, our passionate team continues to strive to inform the different audiences with content we are passionate about.
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