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Gearbest has teamed up with Oppo to bring you 2nd Oppo R7 Smartphone Giveaway. To enter for a chance to win one of two amazing smartphones , follow the steps from the list below!
About Oppo R7 Smartphone
The body of the R7 was designed with a single piece of aircraft-grade magnesium aluminium alloy and has undergone 48 polishing processes before finally attaining it’s exquisite all-metallic body. Its metallic ratio is as high as 92.3%. The robust device is matched with a 5 inch 1080p Super AMOLED screen, and the craftsmanship and beauty of a violin.
OPPO has initiated the concept of “Free Curves” and redefined the curves of the screen. The precision craftsmanship creates a glass screen that is solid yet gentle, while the metallic body provides incredible protection when dropped.

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GIVEAWAY END: Septembers 9th, 2015

OPEN TO: Worldwide

GIVEAWAY PRIZE

2 x Oppo R7 Smartphone
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Unknown     7:20 PM     1 comment
GeekWrapped has started a new giveaway! They are giving away a brand new tablet! To enter in Apple iPad Air 2 Tablet Giveaway, follow the steps from the list below!
About Apple iPad Air 2 Tablet
With iPad, we’ve always had a somewhat paradoxical goal: to create a device that’s immensely powerful, yet so thin and light you almost forget it’s there. A device that helps you do amazing things, without ever getting in your way. iPad Air 2 is all that. And then some.
Not only is iPad Air 2 thinner, it’s also a lot more powerful. We designed a new chip, the A8X, that delivers substantially better CPU and graphics performance than its predecessor. In fact, with its 64-bit desktop-class architecture, iPad Air 2 is as powerful as many personal computers. It’s power efficient, too, with a 10-hour battery life that lets you work, play, surf, and shop all day long.

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  • Winner(s) will be chosen at random. Winners will be contacted and has 14 days to respond to claim the prize.

GIVEAWAY END: November 2nd, 2015

OPEN TO: Worldwide

GIVEAWAY PRIZE

1 x Apple iPad Air 2 Tablet 
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You fancy yourself a pretty solid League of Legends player. Or maybe you’re untouchable when it comes to Halo. And now you’re ready to see if you’ve got what it takes to earn a living at it.
Pro gamers can certainly make bank. 25-year old Lee “Jaedong” Jae Dong has earned more than $504,000 in 47 tournaments. And Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel pocketed more than $450,000 in tournaments (and a lot more in endorsement deals).
But success in the e-sports world takes a lot more than just a lot of practice and studying the moves of your opponents. We spoke with a few e-sports champs to get their tips on what people can do to best prepare for competition.

1. Know your weaknesses.

No matter how good you are, you’re not perfect — and it helps to know exactly where you fall short.
Yoan “ToD” Merlo has been called the best StarCraft II player from France — and will be casting and commentating at this weekend’s Red Bull Battle Grounds event in Atlanta. But he knows where the holes in his game are.
“Try and prepare something for everybody,” he says. “Try to work on your weaknesses. So me, for example, my Protoss vs. Terran is my weakest matchup. I need to make sure I work extra on that matchup to make sure I don’t lose to the first good Terran I meet.”
Sean “Day[9]” Plott, a former StarCraft II pro player who went on to become a well-known e-sports personality, agrees — adding that self-awareness is what makes a good player great.
“Obsess on your weakness and faults as a player,” he says. “All you are doing as a pro is trying to identify your mistakes and weaknesses — and there is no weakness that is unfair to identify. It could be that your win rate seems to go down after about three hours. What is causing that? What is your attempt at a solution? … It’s the willingness to zoom in, and really identify the problems, and then practice them that makes a pro player so good.”

2. Stay rested.

There will be plenty of opportunities at e-sport events to go out and party. And they can be tempting. But to be a winner, you’ll have to resist the pressures to stay out late and socialize.
“I think one of the things that really throws people off is you don’t realize how stressful the travel can be at times,” says Nathan “Nathanias” Fabrikant, an e-sportscaster and player for ROOT Gaming. “It’s really hard to balance, when you’re going to a lot of events. … [M]ake sure that you sleep enough and that you have time to practice in between tournaments.”
There is such a thing as too much sleep, though.
“It’s very hard to play your A-game all the time,” ToD says. “For me, at least, on average, I feel like I can play my A-game three or four hours per day. That’s it. … Make sure you get some good sleep. At least eight hours, but you shouldn’t sleep 12 hours, or your cycle will be messed up for day two.”

3. Practice under poor conditions.

Winning on your home setup is one thing, but tournament conditions won’t always be ideal. In fact, they’ll often be less than optimal. Prepare for that.
“Practice all the variables,” Day[9] says. “With the thermostat set to 60 degrees. To 80 degrees. With your chair too low or too high. All these sort of things are going to be really useful because even if the thermostat doesn’t change a lot at the tournament, you have those extra reassurances of control.”

4. Prepare for an emotional roller coaster.

No matter how ready you think you are, the emotions that flood players when a tournament rolls around can be overwhelming.
“The number one thing that an aspiring player at their first tournament may face — that everything in your mind will be completely overshadowed by this ridiculous swing of emotion,” Day[9] says. “In fact, the most trying test for any competitor is learning to manage those emotions, and how to use them positively, and play past the really negative ones.”
It’s not just newbies who have to deal with that emotional tidal wave. Veterans face it, too.
“There’s a couple pro gamers that, when they’re on their A-game, they’re almost unstoppable,” Nathanias says. “And if they’re not in the right mind-set, or they haven’t been taking care of themselves as much as they should have, they have a lot more difficulty finding success.”

5. Have a ritual.

Pre-game habits aren’t restricted to traditional athletes. A routine can help you get into the right mind-set for a match, something that’s crucial for victory.
“A lot of players have [rituals],” Day[9] says. “Maybe they listen to music. Maybe they do sprints before their game. Leading up to the tournament, players will do this before practice, and it helps to become [a] training mechanism that your body responds to. No matter what you’re feeling, it doesn’t matter — you just listen to that song before your match, and you get into the zone. It’s essentially practicing the emotional control, with a ritual that is meditative and helps get you in the mind-set.”

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PS4 and Xbox are two of the most popular game consoles in the world. Due to their popularity, many people don't know the console that they should go for. Here is a comparison of the main specifications that will help you in making the right decision.


GPU

Xbox One and PS4 GPUs are technologically very similar; however, the PS4 GPU is a little bit larger. According to the creators, the Xbox GPU is similar to the Bonaire GPU that can be found in Radeon HD 7790. The PS4 GPU on the other hand is similar to the one found in HD 7870.
Creators of PS4 GPU say that the GPU is almost 50% more powerful than Xbox one. This means that games will have plenty of available graphics power on tap. Although, this is the case, Xbox One has a slightly higher GPU unlock speed.
Other than these differences, the two GPUs are identical as they are both based on the Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture thus they have the ability of supporting OpenGL 4.3, Direct3D 11.2, and OpenCL 1.2.

RAM

Both consoles have an 8GB RAM. PS4 has 5500MHz RAM while Xbox uses 2133MHz DDR3 RAM. Use of this type of RAM by PS4 gives the console a bandwidth advantage. For example, the PS4's CPU and GPU will have 176GB/sec of bandwidth to system RAM, while Xbox will only have 68.3GB/sec.

CPU

Just like GPU, both consoles have similar CPUs. Although, the CPUs are virtually identical, they have a number of differences. For example, the PS4 CPU is clocked at 1.6GHz while Xbox is clocked at 1.75GHz. Since Xbox one has a larger space, it's expected to be much faster.

Setting up the consoles

It's very easy to setup PS4 as you don't have to go through the trouble of installing a power supply brick; all you need to do is to plug the power cord from the PS4 to the wall and hook up the HDMI to your TV. The good side is that PS4 is easily recognized by many TVs; therefore, you don't have to fiddle with settings.
It's also easy to setup Xbox one; however, you have to deal with the power brick that needs to be placed in a well-ventilated area in order to protect it from overheating. The power brick also gives the Xbox console an ugly look.
Conclusion
These are the main differences between PS4 and Xbox one. Which is the best console for you?


Article Source: Sakti Andreanto

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