Into the Clouds
A subscription service makes it possible to play graphics-intensive games without bulky consoles or high-powered computers. Games are streamed over the Internet to a PC, Mac, or television through a microconsole (above left). Processing takes place on remote servers, where the games are stored.
Courtesy of Onlive
Product: OnLive
Cost: First year of membership is available free through Labor Day, $4.95 per month for second year
Availability: Now
Source: www.onlive.com
Company: OnLive
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