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Gaming Is Evolving Into a Lifestyle for Young Gamers, Boosting PC Demand in India
Demand for PCs in India is rising, thanks to a shift to a hybrid lifestyle and increasing adoption of PC gaming along with the use of computers as personalised entertainment spaces. While the pandemic accelerated PC usage, here's why the new hybrid world is driving an increase in demand for PCs in the country.
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Gaming May Result in Life-Threatening Cardiac Arrhythmias in Vulnerable Children, Says Study
Computer gaming might create life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias in vulnerable youngsters whose tendency may have previously gone unreported, according to a new study. The researchers observed an uncommon yet distinct pattern in children who lose consciousness while playing video games.
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Computer Game Helps Health Workers Combat Covid Spread
Swiss health workers busy fighting the pandemic are being encouraged to unwind with a computer game that offers not only distraction but also knowledge to battle Covid-19 in real life.
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World's 1st Coronavirus Computer Game Teaches Children Social Distancing
A university professor has launched a computer game called "Can You Save the World?" to help children understand how social distancing can save lives during the coronavirus pandemic.
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'Fit Of Rage': Father Charged With Suffocating 2-Year-Old For Interrupting Computer Game
Two-year-old Ellie Sanders, it seemed, had fallen asleep on her parents' bed, soon after what her dad said was a diaper change and a few moments in front of the TV.
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Man Suffocates 2-Year-Old Daughter To Death For Interrupting Video Game
A 31-year-old US man has been charged with suffocating his two-year-old daughter to death for distracting him from his computer games, a media report said.
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An Hour of Video Game Daily Can Make Girls Fat
Young women who play computer games for an hour every day are at increased risk of gaining unhealthy weight, warns new research.
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Islamic State Using Toy Cars to Launch Bomb Attacks: Report
Islamic State terrorists are using remote-controlled toy cars for launching bomb attacks on front lines, according to a media report.
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Study Shows Simple Brain Game Can Sharpen Focus, Reduce Anxiety
Study participants who completed the video game-like exercise that targets distraction stayed more focused and showed less anxiety.
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AMD Future of Compute: Samsung, Square Enix and More Announce Partnerships
New games, benchmarks and monitors were announced which show off AMD's technology advantages and could help it cement its position in the gaming market.
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Computer games could be turning your kid violent
If your kid is usually found literally lost in the world of computer games, watch out!
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Clinic tries to wean addicts off Internet fix
Choi Hyun-Min loses all track of time when he sits down to play computer games, but the sessions usually last at least 10 hours.
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PC pioneer Jack Tramiel dies at 83
Tramiel's work sowed the seeds for what ultimately became the popular home and games machine in the early 1980s, the C64.
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PC pioneer Jack Tramiel dies at 83
Tramiel's work sowed the seeds for what ultimately became the popular home and games machine in the early 1980s, the C64.
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Clinic tries to wean addicts off Internet fix
Choi Hyun-Min loses all track of time when he sits down to play computer games, but the sessions usually last at least 10 hours.
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Gaming Is Evolving Into a Lifestyle for Young Gamers, Boosting PC Demand in India
Demand for PCs in India is rising, thanks to a shift to a hybrid lifestyle and increasing adoption of PC gaming along with the use of computers as personalised entertainment spaces. While the pandemic accelerated PC usage, here's why the new hybrid world is driving an increase in demand for PCs in the country.
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Gaming May Result in Life-Threatening Cardiac Arrhythmias in Vulnerable Children, Says Study
Computer gaming might create life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias in vulnerable youngsters whose tendency may have previously gone unreported, according to a new study. The researchers observed an uncommon yet distinct pattern in children who lose consciousness while playing video games.
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Computer Game Helps Health Workers Combat Covid Spread
Swiss health workers busy fighting the pandemic are being encouraged to unwind with a computer game that offers not only distraction but also knowledge to battle Covid-19 in real life.
-
World's 1st Coronavirus Computer Game Teaches Children Social Distancing
A university professor has launched a computer game called "Can You Save the World?" to help children understand how social distancing can save lives during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
'Fit Of Rage': Father Charged With Suffocating 2-Year-Old For Interrupting Computer Game
Two-year-old Ellie Sanders, it seemed, had fallen asleep on her parents' bed, soon after what her dad said was a diaper change and a few moments in front of the TV.
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Man Suffocates 2-Year-Old Daughter To Death For Interrupting Video Game
A 31-year-old US man has been charged with suffocating his two-year-old daughter to death for distracting him from his computer games, a media report said.
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An Hour of Video Game Daily Can Make Girls Fat
Young women who play computer games for an hour every day are at increased risk of gaining unhealthy weight, warns new research.
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Islamic State Using Toy Cars to Launch Bomb Attacks: Report
Islamic State terrorists are using remote-controlled toy cars for launching bomb attacks on front lines, according to a media report.
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Study Shows Simple Brain Game Can Sharpen Focus, Reduce Anxiety
Study participants who completed the video game-like exercise that targets distraction stayed more focused and showed less anxiety.
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AMD Future of Compute: Samsung, Square Enix and More Announce Partnerships
New games, benchmarks and monitors were announced which show off AMD's technology advantages and could help it cement its position in the gaming market.
-
Computer games could be turning your kid violent
If your kid is usually found literally lost in the world of computer games, watch out!
-
Clinic tries to wean addicts off Internet fix
Choi Hyun-Min loses all track of time when he sits down to play computer games, but the sessions usually last at least 10 hours.
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PC pioneer Jack Tramiel dies at 83
Tramiel's work sowed the seeds for what ultimately became the popular home and games machine in the early 1980s, the C64.
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PC pioneer Jack Tramiel dies at 83
Tramiel's work sowed the seeds for what ultimately became the popular home and games machine in the early 1980s, the C64.
-
Clinic tries to wean addicts off Internet fix
Choi Hyun-Min loses all track of time when he sits down to play computer games, but the sessions usually last at least 10 hours.
