Topic: legacy hardware
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ASRock X870 LiveMixer: 25 USB Ports, But 10 Are Slower USB 2.0
The ASRock X870 LiveMixer WiFi motherboard offers an unprecedented 25 USB ports, including dual USB4 and multiple high-speed options, but ten are slower USB 2.0, which may limit future relevance. Designed for AMD Ryzen 7000-9000 series CPUs, it supports PCIe 5.0, DDR5 memory up to 256GB, and incl...
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Game Consoles Created Streaming, Then It Left Them Behind
Gaming consoles like the PlayStation 3 were once pivotal streaming hubs, but major services like Netflix and Hulu are now ending support for older hardware, signaling the end of that era. The PS3 was a key technological and developmental platform for Netflix, enabling advanced features and live t...
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FBI Warning: These Wi-Fi Routers Are Vulnerable
The FBI warns that outdated routers, especially those over a decade old without security updates, are highly vulnerable to cyberattacks and compromise personal data. Hackers exploit these unpatched routers to install malware, take control, and incorporate them into botnets for large-scale attacks...
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GameStop Declares Wii U Retro, Offers Trade-In Bonus
GameStop has officially designated the Wii U, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 as retro consoles, citing their age and technological characteristics like the use of component cables. The retailer is running a promotion offering an extra 10% trade-in credit for these and older systems, now accepting th...
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Amazon Fire TV gets gigabit Ethernet adapter, with a catch
The new Fire TV Stick HD upgrades to a USB-C connector, prompting Amazon to release a matching Ethernet adapter that is technically Gigabit-capable but advertised with speeds "up to 480mbps." The 480 Mbps cap is due to the Fire TV Stick HD's likely USB 2.0 port, which bottlenecks the adapter's fu...
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