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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · João Silva

    AOC announces the AGP257FT, its fastest gaming monitor to date - KitGuru (opens the original)

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    João Silva 9 hours ago Featured Tech News, Monitors AOC is preparing to launch its fastest esports monitor yet. The Agon Pro AGP257FT is a 24.5‑inch Full HD display built around an oxide‑based Fast IPS panel, enabling a native 1000Hz refresh rate that can be pushed to 1050Hz. The AGP257FT uses an oxide‑based Fast IPS panel, which relies on a higher‑mobility transistor layer to drive pixel transitions faster than conventional IPS designs. That’s what makes a native 1000Hz refresh rate technically

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · João Silva

    Kasumi homebrew app brings GeForce Now to the 3DS - KitGuru (opens the original)

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    João Silva 2 hours ago Software & Gaming GeForce Now can run on practically any modern device with an internet browser at this stage. This week though, we have become aware of something quite novel, a homebrew GeForce Now app for the Nintendo 3DS of all things. A developer known as p0mpurin has released Kasumi, a custom GeForce Now client built specifically for the New 3DS, New 3DS XL and New 2DS XL. The app relies on the hardware video decoder found in these later models, which is why original

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · João Silva

    SteelSeries launches new Ultra‑Wideband wireless Sensei and Rival mice - KitGuru (opens the original)

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    SteelSeries is refreshing two of its most recognisable mouse lines with the launch of the Sensei Pro and Rival Pro series. The new models introduce Ultra‑Wideband wireless and support for 8000Hz polling, with both full‑size and mini versions set to roll out in October. Ultra‑Wideband wireless replaces the usual 2.4GHz connection with a much wider 6.4GHz–9.056GHz spectrum. According to SteelSeries, this provides significantly more bandwidth and helps avoid congestion from nearby wireless devices,

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · João Silva

    NuPhy releases official 3D‑printable accessory files for its keyboards - KitGuru (opens the original)

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    NuPhy is opening up its design library to the community. The company has launched a new GitHub repository containing official 3D models and engineering files for its keyboard accessories, giving enthusiasts the ability to print their own or build custom parts based on NuPhy’s designs. The new NuPhyLab repository (via TechPowerUP) currently includes 3D‑printable wrist rests for a wide range of NuPhy keyboards, covering models such as the Air HE series, Field75, Gem80, Halo series, Kick75, Node Se

  5. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · João Silva

    Pixio introduces its first OLED monitor, the PX27 Luma OLED - KitGuru (opens the original)

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    João Silva 13 hours ago Monitors, Software & Gaming Pixio has announced the PX27 Luma OLED, a 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor pairing a glossy WOLED panel with a 280Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms response time. Built around a 2560×1440 WOLED display, the Pixio PX27 Luma monitor (via DisplaySpecifications) utilises a glossy coating rather than a matte finish to preserve image sharpness, deep blacks, and vibrant highlights. Pixio equips the screen with adaptive sync support to prevent tearing during fa

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