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ARAIG suit takes gaming feedback to a whole new level Posted: 31 Jul 2013 02:26 AM PDT Video games are trying to provide realistic feedback, and for a long time we had rumble in our controllers, but now, we might see a device that takes feedback to a whole new level. ARAIG, or As Real As It Gets, is trying to enhance your video game experience with a new multi-sensor feedback suit. This suit comes with decoder, undersuit and exoskeleton layers in order to provide you with feedback, so you'll be able to "feel" everything that happens in the game. Although this sounds amazing, only downside is that you have to wear ARAIG suit during the each gaming session. According to the developers, this device is fully compatible with any type of console, peripheral and game, so you can enjoy in your favorite games on a whole new different way. ARAIG sounds great, and so far, it's trying to collect funding, and with the little luck, we just might see ARAIG suit available in the future. [via Ubergizmo]

Toshiba PX35t: 23-inch all-in-one PC Posted: 31 Jul 2013 02:18 AM PDT All-in-one PCs are practical devices, and speaking of which, Toshiba has announced its new all-in-one PC, so let's have a closer look at it. Toshiba PX35t comes with 23-inch Full HD 1080p touchscreen, four USB 3.0, and two USB 2.0 ports. Regarding the processor, you can choose between Intel Core i3 to i7 processors. This all-in-one PC comes with some power saving features such as sleep-n-charge and sleep-n-music modes. Both mouse and keyboard have aluminum finish, and they look rather smooth. Speaking of design, Toshiba PX35t is made from aluminum finish, glass and plastic, so it looks visually appealing. We also have to mention that this all-in-one PC comes with HDMI-in port, so you can connect your video game console or cable box, and use it as a TV. Toshiba PX35t all-in-one PC sounds great, and the base model is priced at $1,029.99 and it comes with Intel Core i3 CPU. As for the high-end model, it comes with Intel Core i7, 1TB hard drive, 16GB of RAM and a 2GB NVIDIA 740M GPU. [via Ubergizmo]

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