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Rayly Retro Discovers Surprising 3D Performance on an Eight Dollar Dell Axim X50v
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Rayly Retro Discovers Surprising 3D Performance on an Eight Dollar Dell Axim X50v
Buying a 2004 Dell Axim X50v for eight dollars and expecting usable 3D gaming feels like a long shot from the start. Rayly Retro picked up one of these Pocket PCs anyway, drawn by the Intel 2700G graphics chip that came with dedicated video memory and was meant to push sharper visuals than the usual [...]
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