When you’ve bought a new console, what’s the first thing you do? Charge the batteries, slot in a new game or extensively read the multi-lingual manual? For some avid YouTube vloggers or amateur photographers, the sight of fresh shrink wrap and the smell of a new product instinctively lead them to their digital camera or camcorder. Photographs and videos of new console emerging from boxes are about as titillating as paint thinner, but these gadget-stripteases are porn for geeks, with both hobby

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