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As much as I love playing games on my Mac, it’s not my only gaming outlet. In fact, I’ve got a veritable army of console gaming systems in my office—including an Atari 2600 all-in-one joystick from Jakks Pacific, and my beloved Sega Dreamcast. Until recently, that meant that I also needed a TV in my office dedicated to the purpose. But I’ve since replaced it—and reclaimed some valuable office space—thanks to Elgato’s $150 EyeTV EZ.

The EyeTV EZ is an external TV tuner. But unlike Elgato’s more expensive personal video recorders (PVRs), the EyeTV EZ doesn’t encode the incoming signal to MPEG video. As a result, the video is displayed on your Mac instantaneously, making it much better suited for gamers who depend on fast response times.

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To use the EyeTV EZ for console gaming, you simply connect the console system to one of the available video inputs on the EyeTV, and then plug the EyeTV into a USB 2.0 port on your Mac. You’ll get the best image quality with the S-Video connector—assuming your console supports it (most do, though a special adapter cable may be needed). The device also includes a coaxial antenna cable jack, composite video, and RCA stereo audio inputs.

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Once everything is connected, you can use the EyeTV software to display the video in a window on your Mac. You can even play in full screen mode. The package also includes an online programming guide and a wireless remote control for watching live TV.

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If you’re just interested in watching live TV or playing console games, you should be able to get by with any G4 system. However, if you’d like to also record TV shows or your video game exploits, you’ll need a dual-processor Power Mac to get decent image quality. That’s because the EyeTV EZ relies on the software for video encoding, rather than the hardware as many of its more expensive systems do.

Keep in mind that the video from your console may look a bit fuzzy on your Mac—at least compared to an actual TV. That’s because a television signal has a lower resolution than your Mac. But if you’re tight on space—or if you’d just like to have your console and your computer sharing one screen—the EyeTV EZ is a very satisfactory and comparatively inexpensive solution.

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CUPERTINO, Calif.—Devices may make most of the headlines coming out of Apple’s September event, but software updates are coming as well. All of Apple’s operating systems, including iOS and macOS, will be ready to receive an upgrade soon, and now we know exactly when some of those updates will arrive.

watchOS 5

Photo program for mac other than iphoto. The fifth iteration of the Apple Watch’s OS will be available on Monday, September 17, as a free download for Watch users. During its demo this summer at WWDC, watchOS 5’s new Walkie Talkie feature stole the show. It allows Watch users to send short messages to other Watch users over Wi-Fi or LTE—just press the orange circle on the watch face, record a message, and send it within seconds.

On the fitness side, watchOS 5 brings automatic workout detection to the Apple Watch. If you forget to start tracking exercise in the Workout app, the auto detection feature has your back—it will detect your constant motion and start tracking you immediately.

Additional features coming in watchOS 5 include new yoga and hiking exercise profiles, Siri Shortcut capabilities, WebKit support inside Mail and Messages, and the much-awaited arrival of the Apple Podcast app.

As for compatibility, watchOS 5 requires an iPhone 5S or later with iOS 12 or later. It is not compatible with the first-generation Apple Watch, but the update will work with early models like the Apple Watch Series 1, Apple Watch Series 2, and the Apple Watch Series 3.

As for new hardware, Apple announced that the Apple Watch Series 4 will be available in silver, gold, and space gray colorways, shipping to consumers on September 21 with pre-orders starting on September 14. It will start at $399 for a GPS option and $499 for a model with GPS and cellular connectivity. Apple says all prior Apple Watch bands will continue to work with the Series 4.

iOS 12

The latest version of the software for iPhones and iPads will hit devices on September 17. iOS 12 focuses on making the iOS experience smoother, with fewer bugs, and quicker on all devices, even those as dated as the iPhone 6S.

ARKit 2 will also come to Apple’s mobile devices in the software upgrade, as well as an improved Photos app, with more advanced search capabilities and grouped notifications. Siri will also become more powerful, with new features like Shortcuts or voice commands that users can customize to get Siri to perform multiple actions at once.

iOS 12 will be available for iPhone 5s and later, the original iPad Air and later, the iPad mini 2 and later, and the 6th-generation iPod Touch.

For iOS-related hardware, Apple announced the iPhone XS and XS Max will arrive first, with pre-orders starting September 14 and shipments starting September 21. The XS will start at $999 for its 64GB model, and the XS Max will start at $1,099 for the same capacity. The iPhone XR will arrive later, on October 26, and will start at $749 for its 64GB model. All three phones will also come in 256GB and 512GB storage options.

tvOS 12 and a HomePod update

Apple will also push out the newest software update for Apple TVs on September 17. The biggest update in tvOS 12 is Dolby Atmos support, which will make the Apple TV the only set-top box available to support both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Those with compatible iTunes content will have their shows and movies updated for free to support Dolby’s technology.

tvOS 12 also brings “zero sign-on” to the Apple TV, which makes the process of signing in to third-party apps almost instantaneous. Another new feature, Password Autofill, allows users to sign in to Apple TV apps with saved passwords using the QuickType keyboard on an iPhone or iPad.

Apple CEO Tim Cook also revealed that a HomePod update is coming on September 17. Perhaps the highlight is AirPlay 2, allowing the HomePod to become a better multi-room audio experience. 'Soon, you'll be able to search for songs by lyrics, create multiple timers, make and receive phone calls, and ping your iPhone or any Apple device to find them around your house, all on the HomePod,' Cook said. The company also recently added stereo pairs to its home speaker offering, and HomePod will be receiving Siri Shortcuts like watchOS 5.

macOS Mojave

MacOS Mojave will come out of beta and become officially available for all on Monday, September 24—a week later than Apple's other announced software updates. Apple spruced up a lot of existing macOS features in this update, adding things like dynamic wallpapers that change throughout the day, desktop stacks for better organization, a gallery view for the Finder window, and a new true dark mode.

The MacOS App Store has a whole new look in macOS Mojave, making it easier to navigate and more pleasant to browse. Some iOS apps, including News, Voice Memos, and Stocks, make their way onto Macs in this update, giving users a first look into how iOS apps work (and will work in the future) on macOS.

Other features coming to Macs in Mojave include new security features, support for up to three external GPUs with Metal, and more. The OS will reportedly be compatible with the following devices:

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MacBook (Early 2015 or newer)
MacBook Air (Mid 2012 or newer)
MacBook Pro (Mid 2012 or newer)
Mac mini (Late 2012 or newer)
iMac (Late 2012 or newer)
iMac Pro (2017)
Mac Pro (Late 2013, plus mid-2010 and mid-2012 models with recommended Metal-capable GPU