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Liva One H410 is an powerful addition to ECS’ mini PC lineup

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Building up their range of mini PCs under the Liva series of computers – two of which, the Q1L and Q1D were released just a few weeks ago – ECS has announced the all-new Liva One H410 mini PC. Specialising in its extremely compact size and powerful computing abilities, the ECS Liva One H410 will start at a base price of just $145.

The Liva One H410 measures only 205x176x33mm and can be even placed vertically or mounted behind a VESA-compatible display. The Liva One H410 is powered by the latest 10th Gen Intel Core i3/i5/i7/i9 processors and a 2666MHz DDR4 RAM extending up to 64GB. ECS also mentions that “with TPM 2.0 support, LIVA One H410 is an absolute choice for small to mid-size businesses (SMBs) and it keeps a company’s IP securely inside its network”.

The Liva One H410’s computing abilities, make it a good contender to be a reliant colleague in domains of retail, healthcare, terminals, gateways, and more. The mini PC is equipped with an Intel UHD GPU and it also supports 4K through HDMI and DisplayPort. The Liva One H410 has the capacity to fit one M.2 SSD and a 2.5” HDD/SSD, and it also supports a Dual Display output.

Connectivity-wise, it offers four USB 3.2 ports, three USB 2.0 ports, one HDMI port, two DisplayPort outlets, one VGA port, and one Gigabit LAN port. The Liva One H410 runs on the 64-bit Windows 10. For more information, please visit this page.

ECS Liva Q is one of the smallest 4K ready PCs in the market

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Taiwan-based Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has introduced a new HTPC capable of playing 4K videos in a very compact form factor. In fact, the Liva Q is one of the smallest Windows PC you can find in the market.

Powering the 0.15-liter machine is Intel’s Apollo Lake processor with integrated Intel graphics, 4GB RAM, 64GB built-in storage and HDMI 2.0 support. The palm-sized PC offers full PC functionality with connectivity options like RJ45 LAN connector, Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.1 support, USB ports. Liva Q even has a microSD card slot and support for VESA mount.

Moreover, the Liva Q comes with a pre-installed Watchdog app that monitors the system to ensure smooth running of apps.

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The latest Humble bundle features useful PC tools

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Humble Bundle is generally known for providing video game bundles but every now and then they offer special software bundles. The new HAPPY PC bundle brings together 10 utilities which cost $444 when purchased separately but for 12 more days is being offered in 3 tiers which are cumulative. You can also choose to divide your money between Humble Bundle, the developers or a charity of your choice.

Pay $1+:
Smart Defrag PRO – 1-Year License – MSRP: $29.99
Revo Uninstaller Pro – Version 3 License – MSRP: $39.62
EaseUS ToDo BackUp Home – Version 10 License – MSRP: $29.95

BTA (Beat the average):
Advanced SystemCare PRO – 1-Year License – MSRP: $49.99
Driver Booster PRO – 1-Year License – MSRP: $74.85
Speedify VPN – 1-Year License, 5 users – MSRP: $49.99

Pay $15+:
IObit Malware Fighter PRO – 1-Year License – MSRP: $39.95
Connectify Hotspot MAX – 1 Hotspot, unlimited users – MSRP: $49.98
Auslogics File Recovery – 1-Year License, 3 PC’s – MSRP: $49.95
WinZip®21 Standard Edition – Version 21 Standard License, 3 PCs – MSRP: $29.95

Do note that certain licenses for the following software can’t be added onto an existing subscription:
Smart Defrag PRO, Advanced SystemCare PRO, Driver Booster PRO, Speedify VPN, IObit Malware Fighter PRO

Grab the bundle from here.

Free Assassins Creed 3 ends monthly giveaways from Ubisoft

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Assassins Creed 3 is the last free game to be offered by Ubisoft as part of their 30th Anniversary celebrations. Originally launched in 2012, the 3rd game in the nearly annual franchise was the first in the series to use the Anvil engine which brought with it better controls and improved graphics.

The action-adventure game told a dual-narrative set in 1775 America and the then present day of 2012. Narratively, it is notable for culminating the story of modern day protagonist Desmond Miles. The past storyline put players in the shoes of Connor Kenway as he fights the Templars’ attempts to take over his native land.

The game was positively received for various changes but was criticised for the uneven gameplay mechanics. Although the glitches were patched out, the series would start to develop a reputation for being unstable at launch. Opting to refresh the series after releasing AC:Syndicate in 2015, the company has gone back to the drawing board and skipped this year. Instead, a movie set in the universe of the games is launching on 21 December.

Click here to get it for free.

The free games offered till now:
June: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
July: Splinter Cell
August: Rayman: Origins
September: The Crew
October: Beyond Good & Evil
November: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon

Ubisoft begins 30 days of giveaways

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Ubisoft is culminating their 30th Anniversary by celebrating “30 Days of Giveaways” starting from 24 November running till 23 December. This will include a random assortment of free giveaways like games, wallpapers, discounts and even cocktail recipes.

The company will also be giving away 300 copies of 3 of their latest titles limited to one game per person on first-come first-served basis. Login with your Ubisoft account to check the latest offer for the day. They might also be giving away free stuff exclusively on their social media accounts.

The first day starts with offering Rayman Classic on mobile platforms for free. The final free game for December has yet to be revealed.

The free games offered till now:
June: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
July: Splinter Cell
August: Rayman: Origins
September: The Crew
October: Beyond Good & Evil
November: Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon