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I believe in industry parlance this is called an Advertorial (an advertisement dressed as an editorial). I didn't see a disclaimer though so either they are bei
by Negative1 10y ago
I believe in industry parlance this is called an Advertorial (an advertisement dressed as an editorial). I didn't see a disclaimer though so either they are being dishonest with their audience or very tone deaf.
The NUC seems more like a Mac Mini than a real desktop PC and comparing it to a gaming PC is just strange. Despite their argument, yes, if you want to play games at optimal graphics and performance levels you DO still need a discrete GPU. Even game consoles (which require a fast data bus) have a discrete GPU despite their (usually) unified memory architecture.
- dublinben 10y agoIntel is one of their current advertisers/sponsors, but those articles are clearly marked with a banner and the "sponsored" tag. This article does not appear to be directly paid for. http://motherboard.vice.com/tag/sponsored http://motherboard.vice.com/tag/sponsored