Alienware redesigns flagship Aurora gaming desktop for its 25th anniversary

Alienware celebrates its 25 years of existence with a new look for the Aurora desktop gaming PC. The latest version has a redesigned chassis with additional internal space and more efficient airflow. This stylish gaming PC should also run more quietly. This open-air Legend 2.0 chassis has 50% more internal volume than the Aurora R12 or R10 without significant changes to the machine's overall size.

You won't need tools to open up the shell, making it easier to access the components. And for those who want to show the machine's interiors, the Dell-owned brand offers an optional transparent side panel that lets you see the motherboard lit up by up to eight zones of AlienFX lighting. Alienware is also offering an optional magnetic cable cover for some tidying at the back of the machine.

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Clubhouse offers musicians a high-quality audio mode

One of the best things about Clubhouse is it allows musicians to play things like new material to an audience. And now, these singers and bands can play these songs with a higher quality sound in stereo. The app gets a new Music Mode that's accessible through the three-dot menu. It's under the Audio Quality section with a new option called Music. 

According to Clubhouse, "You'll also be able to use professional audio equipment for your performance, like external USB microphones or mixing boards." Musicians who add pre-recorded Clips can even use the mode, "so any snippets you share from performers using music mode will also sound great." The app already supports spatial audio, and now this new feature further improves sound quality on the platform.

Source: Engadget

New "Suicide Squad' game trailer shows why you're taking down the Justice League

There's a reason why the Rocksteady and Warner Bros. Suicide Squad game has the words Kill the Justice League as its subtitle. And this new story trailer for the upcoming game explains why. It shows Task Force X's formation (composed of Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang, Deadshot, and King Shark in the game) and why they have to come after some of Earth's greatest heroes. 

Brainiac has possessed the Justice League and is using the superheroes to wreak havoc. We see Superman, The Flash, and Green Lantern in the trailer. Unfortunately, Rocksteady won't reveal when the game will come out yet or what the gameplay will be like. For now, we know it's coming out in 2022 for the PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5.

Source: Engadget

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