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Thermaltake Level 10 GT Chassis
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:25P | Cases | PermaLink
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"The Thermaltake Level 10 GT is yet another case that I had the opportunity to preview at CES 2011. The Level 10 GT is a follow-up to the original Level 10 that garnered a ton of press from CES 2010. The goal with this new version is to bring the style of the original Level 10 case to a much more reasonable price point. The original had an asking price around $800 - more than some users spend on an entire system!"
  FULL STORY @ OCIA

G-Technology G-RAID Mini Dual-Drive Storage System Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:24P | Hard Drives | PermaLink
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By managing to break the 200MB/s barrier in both read & write speeds the latest revision of the award winning G-RAID Mini Portable High Performance Dual-Drive Storage System by G-Technology has passed on to a whole new performance level.
  FULL STORY @ RWLABS

Hitachi DeskStar 7K3000 3TB HDD Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:03P | Hard Drives | PermaLink
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The DeskStar 7K3000 3TB model by Hitachi GST is a real star since not only does it combine excellent single/Raid0 performance with low temperatures and noise levels but it also comes at a bargain price.
  FULL STORY @ RWLABS

Roccat Kova+ Max Performance Gaming Mouse Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:02P | Mouse Pads | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
Featuring an increased speed from 40IPS to 130IPS, increased acceleration from 30G to 40G, Soft Touch rubber coating for improved grip, EasyShift feature for up to 8 more button functions and a fully customizable control software suite the Kova+ mouse by Roccat is far more than just a worthy successor to the original Kova.
  FULL STORY @ RWLABS

OtterBox and Incipio Cases For The Motorla Atrix 4G Smartphone Reviewed
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:01P | Mobile Devices | PermaLink
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"The Motorola Atrix 4G is one of the latest and greatest Android powered phones available on the AT&T network and became famous as the first dual-core smartphone thanks to the NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor that powers the device. The Motorola Atrix is also pretty expensive as the standard 2-year contract price is $199.99 and the no commitment price is $549.99. If you happen to drop and break the Motorola Atrix 4G then you are going to be faced with an expensive repair bill or having to fork over $549.99 to buy another one. Today we are taking a look at four cases for the Motorola Atrix 4G that aren't that expensive and will help protect your new smartphone.."
  FULL STORY @ LEGITREVIEWS

Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 2 Plus Network Storage Server Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 4:00P | Networking | PermaLink
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"The $454 Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 2 Plus NAS is an easy to use, versatile NAS would be great for the every day user. With a magnitude of streaming capabilities, and intuitive Web GUI, this NAS would be perfect for even the most uneducated NAS user..."
  FULL STORY @ LEGITREVIEWS

GIGABYTE Aivia Series Outshines at COMPUTEX 2011
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 3:03P | Peripherals | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF

GIGABYTE, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, is proud to extend its Aivia peripheral series with M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse at COMPUTEX 2011. The first product from GIGABYTE’s highly anticipated Aivia series, Aivia K8100 Gaming Keyboard, was pleased to win world’s renowned Red Dot design award. The second product to be launched under Aivia, M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse, is the world’s first wireless gaming mouse to guarantee 100-hour nonstop gaming experience. Plus, it also consists of a wide range of state-of-the-art features, including QSBSTM (Quick-Swap Battery Changing System) technology, multi-functional charging dock, twin-eye gaming-grade laser engine, and GHOST™ macro engine technology.

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About “AiviaTM” – Advanced, Intuitive, and Versatile Interface Archetype

Adding to the already popular gaming device, GIGABYTE first announced its brand new Aivia product line at COMPUTEX last year. Aivia, an integrated acronymic word, is derived from its key features – advanced, intuitive, and versatile interface archetype. The series is to emphasize the combination of the subconscious, design and function as well as the pursuit of archetype. GIGABYTE believes each mouse and keyboard are the scrupulous work of mankind’s brainpower. Aivia is not only an extension to the human intellect, but also an intuitive extension to the use of artificial intelligence. For that reason, Aivia can also be interpreted as the AI via GIGABYTE.

Long-lasting Li-ion Battery

Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse has long lasting battery that guarantees 100-hour nonstop gaming experience. Continuous battery life of over 50hrs for a single Li-ion battery. An extra battery ensures a 100-hour nonstop gaming experience.
 
QSBSTM (Quick-Swap Battery Changing System) Technology

Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse has long lasting battery that guarantees 100-hour nonstop gaming experience. QSBS™ (Quick-swap Battery Changing System) technology is GIGABYTE’s unique design. This patent pending technology allows for Instant battery changing under 2 seconds, as fast as gun clip loading and unloading.
 
Multi-functional Charging Dock

Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse comes with an instant charging dock, served as mouse and Li-ion battery charger as well as wireless receiver unit. This device helps you to enjoy gaming with wireless transmission speed at 1000Hz polling rate. The powerful wireless reception ensures no signal will lost that every single move made by the mouse is read during game playing.


Aivia™ K8100 Gaming Keyboard is pleased to win the world well known Red Dot design award. The keyboard has been honored for its exceptional design achievements in the prestigious international design competition, with over 4,000 contestants from over 40 countries worldwide. Winning the 2011 red dot award signifies a label of the highest quality and international repute guaranteed by Germany’s Design Zentrum

Especially designed for gamers, Aivia K8100 is equipped with four major features. Enhanced Ergonomic Gaming Keyboard Design is world’s 1st gaming keystroke keyboard with three different built-in keystroke forces, 70 grams, 60 grams and 50 grams. GHOST™ Macro Engine is an incredible macro editing software for the memorized macros to be carried around even if the keyboard is connected to a different computer. 20 anti-ghosting keys allow gamers to press up to 20 simultaneous buttons without the “ghosting” effect. Touch and slide volume control allows gamers to adjust volume by finger. With these four features, obtaining victory during gaming battles is no sweat.

For more details of PC Peripheral products, please visit the GIGABYTE website at: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/main.aspx?s=50

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Twitter: http://twitter.com/GIGABYTE_VGA

  FULL STORY @ GIGABYTE

 
Sapphire Radeon HD 6570 512MB Video Card Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 9:03A | Video Cards | PermaLink
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Quote: “When it comes to video cards the entry level segment is not something many people who visit this site might be interested in but for both AMD and NVIDIA it is a very crucial segment that brings in a lot of money. Last week AMD has released 2 new cards in to the entry-level segment that have completely new GPU’s based on the HD 6800 series Barts architecture. These 2 cards are effectively replacements for the HD 5770 and HD 5670 cards. Both cards have increased clock speeds and added stream processors over the previously mentioned cards. Today we will be taking a look at the Radeon HD 6570 51 2MB video card."
  FULL STORY @ THINKCOMPUTERS

ASUS Rampage III Formula Intel X58 Motherboard Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 9:02A | Motherboards | PermaLink
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Quote: “ASUS’s top tier line of products is the Republic of Gamers line of products otherwise known as ROG. If you are purchasing an ROG product you know you are getting the best of the best and something that is going to last you a long time. With any line it is broken up into segments, Extreme being the highest, Formula being in the middle and Gene at the lower end. Today we will be taking a look at the Rampage III Formula board and from the name we know it sits in the middle. This is an Intel X58 board that has many of the features of its more expensive brother the Rampage III Extreme for a more reasonable price. Let’s take a look and see if this board is perfect for your next build!"
  FULL STORY @ THINKCOMPUTERS

Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router TL-WR1043ND
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 9:01A | Networking | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
TP-Link, a manufacturer of all network resources, has sent us their Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router (Model TL-WR1043ND). This router represents TP-Links' 'Top of the line' wireless routers. This router boasts 300mbps LAN transfer speeds, 3 antennae for more range and stability than you can shake a stick at, a USB port for network storage, and Quick Secure Setup (QSS) technology for easy wireless connections. The shear speed of this router (300mbps) makes light work out of basically anything you can throw at it including HD video streaming, VOIP calls, and large file sharing.
  FULL STORY @ TECHWARELABS

Mach Extreme MX-GX 16GB USB 3.0 Review
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 9:00A | Memory | PermaLink
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Quote: When USB 3.0 was announced it seemed natural for USB flash drives to take advantage of the additional bandwidth. Mach Extreme Technologies is a new company that is looking to make a name and they are doing so with their MX-GX USB 3.0 thumb drives.
  FULL STORY @ OVERCLOCKERSONLINE

Video ? Futurelooks Checks Out the Canadian Launch of the New Linksys E-Series Routers
     Fri, May 27 2011 | 12:44A | Networking | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
Futurelooks checks in with Linksys to see what`s new with the newer and prettier E-Series routers ... Video ? Futurelooks Checks Out the Canadian Launch of the New Linksys E-Series Routers Today, Canada gets a taste of what the US market has been experiencing since CES 2011. The Linksys Canada team is ready to roll out the new E-Series routers to the whole country, from coast to coast and Futurelooks was invited down to check out what makes them special. Mathieu Whelan, Sr. Brand Manager for Linksys, gives us the 411 on each of the new products from the budget friendly E1200 at $59.99 to the full featured E4200 at $189.99."
  FULL STORY @ FUTURELOOKS.COM

MSI AM3 Motherboards Allow Easy Upgrades
     Thu, May 26 2011 | 6:17P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
Internationally renowned motherboard and graphics card manufacturer MSI has officially announced compatibility with all AMD AM3+ multi-core processors on its AMD AM3 mainboards. By upgrading the BIOS with a few simple steps, users can enjoy the powerful performance of AMD AM3+ multi-core processors without having to purchase a new motherboard. The brand new AMD AM3+ multi-core processors are built on the latest 32nm process for significant technical specs: additional cores, a larger L3 cache memory capacity, and the built-in 2nd generation Turbo Core technology boosts overall performance. AMD AM3+ multi-core processors will absolutely be the next-generation indicator of performance.

Current MSI board owners can download the latest BIOS updates to enable use of the latest AM3+ processors on their respective product pages. In addition, all future shipments of existing AM3 motherboards will have their BIOS updated from the factory before being sent out.

MSI AM3 mainboards with support for AMD AM3+ multi-core processors and corresponding BIOS versions:

Mainboard Model
 Chipset
 Corresponding BIOS version
 
890FXA-GD70
 AMD 890FX
 A7640AMS.190
 
890FXA-GD65
 AMD 890FX
 A7640AMS.I20
 
890GXM-G65
 AMD 890GX
 A7642AMS.1A0

  FULL STORY @ MSI

GIGABYTE First to Market with AM3+ “Black Socket” Motherboards
     Thu, May 26 2011 | 6:15P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
GIGABYTE INC., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards today announced a new line of 16 “Black Socket” motherboards previously unveiled at CeBIT 2011 that offer support for AMD’s next generation , 32nm AM3+ CPUs and are based on current generation AMD 800/700 series chipset-based motherboards. This new crop of AMD 990FX boards enable Support for AMD Next Generation CPUs for Current AMD 800/700 Series Chipset Motherboards
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Wanting to ensure users their motherboard is able to take advantage of all the performance enhancements that AMD’s upcoming AM3+ CPUs have to offer, GIGABYTE has equipped their entire line of AM3+ CPU ready motherboards with a new black colored socket, making it easy to spot for AM3+ support. In addition, GIGABYTE “Black Socket” series offer full backwards compatibility with AMD’s current generation AM3 socket CPUs, allowing for painless migration to the AM3+ CPUs when they become available. GIGABYTE AM3+ “Black Socket” Series:
890FXA-UD5 (Rev 3.1) 890FX+SB850
890GPA-UD3H (Rev 3.1) 890GX+SB850

880GA-UD3H (Rev 3.1) 880G+SB850 880GM-USB3 (Rev 3.1) 880G+SB710
880GM-USB3L (Rev 3.1) ~Coming Soon
870A-UD3 (Rev 3.1) 870+SB850
870A-USB3 (Rev 3.1)
MA770T-UD3 (Rev 3.1) 770+SB710
780T-USB3 (Rev 3.1) 760G+SB710 ~Coming Soon
78LMT-S2P (Rev 3.1)~Coming Soon

To learn more about the GIGBYTE AM3+ ready “Black Socket” motherboards, please visit: http://www.gigabyte.com/MicroSite/274/mb-am3plus.html

  FULL STORY @ GIGABYTE

Evolving BIOS Interfaces - GIGABYTE Touch BIOS
     Thu, May 26 2011 | 5:59P | BIOS | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
Here's a video explaining GIGABYTE's new Touch BIOS; a user friendly BIOS accessible through Windows desktop which is included with all GIGABYTE Z68 series motherboards.

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  FULL STORY @ YOUTUBE

Matrox DualHead2Go DP and TripleHead2Go DP Multi-Monitor Adapter
     Thu, May 26 2011 | 5:53P | Monitors | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF

Matrox DualHead2Go DP and TripleHead2Go DP Multi-Monitor Adapters Now Compatible with New Thunderbolt-Enabled MacBook Pro

Matrox Graphics Inc. today announced that the Matrox DualHead2Go DP Edition and TripleHead2Go DP Edition are now compatible with the latest Apple® MacBook® Pro notebooks featuring the new Thunderbolt™ port. Developed by Intel® and brought to market with technical collaboration from Apple, the high speed I/O port sets a new standard for high performance peripherals. DualHead2Go DP and TripleHead2Go DP are already the preferred multi-display solutions of many Mac® users. With a simple Matrox firmware update, these solutions can also be used to achieve unprecedented dual- and triple-monitor performance including OpenGL® support on the new Thunderbolt-enabled MacBook Pro. The new software release will also add the 2x1400x1050 multi-projector resolution to the already comprehensive supported resolution list.

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"DualHead2Go DP and TripleHead2Go DP deliver workstation-class, multi-display performance for the most demanding media creators and CAD designers," said Caroline Injoyan, Business Development Manager, Matrox Graphics, Inc. "We're happy to provide continuous support to our Mac users by enabling Thunderbolt compatibility on our Graphics eXpansion Modules."

The Matrox DualHead2Go and TripleHead2Go Graphics eXpansion Modules (GXMs) work in conjunction with your system's existing GPU to provide high-quality, uncompressed graphics and video across maximum resolutions of dual 1920x1200 and triple 1360x768 under Mac. With the additional desktop display area, MacBook Pro users can run different applications on each monitor or view one application across multiple displays, eliminating the tedious and time-consuming tasks of re-sizing, re-arranging, and re-organizing multiple windows. Notebook users can further enhance their productive workflow by using their laptop's LCD as a third—or fourth—monitor to achieve an unprecedented level of computing efficiency. GXMs are also compatible with Microsoft® Windows® operating systems.

 
Availability
The new software is available on the Matrox driver download web pages, while the Matrox DualHead2Go DP Edition (Part #: D2G-DP-MIF) and TripleHead2Go DP Edition (Part #: T2G-DP-MIF) are available for purchase from authorized Matrox resellers worldwide or, in North America and Europe, directly from Matrox.

 

For more information, visit www.matrox.com/thunderbolt_firmware or contact Matrox Graphics directly at graphics@matrox.com.

  FULL STORY @ MATROX

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