NZXT’s Tempest Gaming Chassis has just been announced as a component for self-building your own gaming PC and its priced very competitively too starting at a low $99!
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The World was shocked at Alienware’s monster curved monitor in January this year at CES but now Shinoda Plasma Corp of Japan have developed a 125-inch curved surface display using its PTA (plasma tuba array) display technology.
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Dell is about to phase out four XPS gaming-orientated systems in an effort to prevent cannibalizing sales of systems from newly-acquired Alienware. This move reinforces the restructuring going on at Dell now that they have fallen behind HP in overall PC sales and in the consumer market where they’re struggling even to make a profit.
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Sanyo has a pair of new projectors due for release to the Japanese market today. The LP-XC55 and LP-XC50 both have white motifs, a 7 watt internal speaker and 1024 x 768 resolution.
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This is an excerpt from an interview with Emily Shirley, Head of Product Marketing at Toshiba Europe GmbH, during Toshiba’s ‘Take a Closer Look’ event in Paris on the 7th May. The interview was focused on the design criteria of the Portégé M800 and comparisons with some of Apple’s design elements in similar products.
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Toshiba has announced its official launch of its Portégé M800 laptop at it ‘Take a Closer Look’ publicity event in Paris on the 7th May. Its most notable feature is its white pearlescant meterial and glowing status indicator lights which seem to glow from within.
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DViCO has announced the official launch of its FusionHDTV7 PCI-Express card which it claims is the:
“World’s first dual HD (digital or QAM) tuner PCIe card.”
The card has a pair of tuners designed to receive digital (ATSC) and analogue (NTSC) terrestrial signals. They can provide picture-in-picture support and display and record two high definition broadcasts at [...]
