On Monday we told you that any good custom PC build starts with a good case that can grow with a user’s needs; the next component to look for? A good power supply–one that not only gives you the power you need now, but can also accommodate future expansion. Antec is known for making some of the best components in the industry for do-it-yourselfers that want to upgrade or build their own systems–and their new High Current Gamer M series is perfect for anyone looking to build a mid-range gaming machine or home/office computer. The PSUs come in wattages ranging from 400 to 620, and their modular design means that you only have to attach the cables you need–allowing you to avoid cable clutter. Prices start at a very reasonable $89, and you can check out all of the specs and details after the jump…
Though it’s been been rumored for quite some time, Facebook has officially submitted its IPO (initial public offering) with the SEC, beginning the journey to becoming a publicly traded company. Bearing the symbol “FB,” there’s no official word on which exchange the social networking giant will be traded on, but Facebook expects the move to bring in an estimated $5 Billion. Click the source link below for the full story…
Recently we told you about Apple’s update to the AirPort utility – now, AirPorts of all sizes (Time Capsule, Extreme, Express) are getting updated to offer some much needed features. The 802.11n devices are getting fixes to solve wireless performance issues, as well as Cloud support–offering you quick access to the Time Capsule disk and other features to those with Lion; the user interface also sports a new look that is much closer to an iOS app, further streamlining Apples software look. Check it out via your AirPort utility or through Software Update.
When building a custom gaming PC, most pros will tell you to start by picking the right case; something that not only has enough room for your current needs, but also gives you the flexibility to expand should your needs grow or change. Antec knows this, and their cases have been a top choice of custom builders for years. The new Three Hundred Two enclosure promises to keep all of your components cool, thanks to two built-in TwoCool fans, as well as slots for 4 more optional fans. The case also comes ready for three 12.5″ graphics cards and features enough room for a water cooling system, should 6 fans not be enough. The Three Hundred Two is also incredibly affordable, retailing for $79.99, and can be found at Newegg.com and Frys among other retailers. Click past the jump for all of the specs and the full PR…
Scosche has been offering consumers a huge selection of mobile products for quite some time–and their latest is sure to appeal to those of us that carry multiple devices that use USB ports for charging. The reVOLT Dual USB Car Charger is exactly what the name suggests–a 9 volt adapter that allows you to plug in 2 USB cables at once for mobile charging. A CES 2012 “Best of Show” finalist, the reVOLT is available now at Scosche.com for $19.99. Check out the full release after the jump…
HD 3D monitors are all the rage right now–but finding one that’s reasonably priced can prove to be a bit of a challenge. Enter: AOC’s e2352Phz. With its 20,000,00: 1 contrast and 5ms response time, this 23″ LED monitor is equally comfortable attached to your PC or favorite gaming console; it features a built-in HDMI 1.4a input and even comes with 2 pair of polarized 3D glass. You can find the monitor at TigerDirect.com, and check out the full release after the jump…
Acer has introduced its new connected netbook, the Aspire A0722 and it’s landed on AT&T’s network. This 11.6″ device features 4G support and includes a full-size QWERTY keyboard for complete out-of-the-box functionality. Since it runs on AT&T’s HSPA+ network, you’ll get fast browsing speeds to accompany its 320GB hard drive, 2GB of RAM, ethernet port, headphone jack and HDMI-output. Retail price is expected to be $449.99 without a contract, or the heavily discounted $39.99 with a two year commitment to AT&T. Check the full release after the jump. +Continue Reading
If your PC case is holding you back, NZXT is back with a fresh new take on full-tower PC cases. The Switch 810 is setting new standards, supporting high performance cooling capabilities, adjustable hybrid fins, complete expandability, and a great design for stress-free installation. Check the full release after the jump. +Continue Reading
Warpia has unveiled a brand new way to browse the web and stream media from your PC to your TV. WarpiaTV is a PC to TV connectivity solution featuring a wireless motion controller and complete icon-based browsing software. Whether it’s your favorite entertainment, news or sports content (or anything else on your computer), from 30ft away you can be viewing it on your big screen in full 1080p high def. Check the full release after the jump. +Continue Reading
When it comes to gaming on a PC, size usually matters; after all, the bigger the case, the more powerful components (video cards, power supplies, hard drives, etc.) you’re able to fit in it–not to mention that powerful hardware usually requires more fans, and sometimes even more extensive cooling solutions. Wouldn’t it be great if you could take all of the power of a mid to high-range PC and fit it in a case the size of a video game console? Well, that’s exactly what Alienware has done with its new X51; they’ve taken all of the power you’d expect from a gaming rig–including Intel’s latest i-line of processors, NVIDIA graphics cards and 1080p output–and stuffed it into a case roughly the size of an original PS3. Aside from the cool factor, it’s a pretty incredible feat of engineering, and a nicely-loaded system starts at a very reasonable $699–which becomes even more impressive when you factor in the quality and support that the Alienware brand is known for. We’ll have a full review as soon as our unit arrives; until then, you’ll just have to settle for the full PR and specs after the jump…
In case you hadn’t already heard, last week Target confirmed that it will open in-store Apple centers in 25 test locations this year. Although the concept was initially called a “store-within-a-store,” Target’s description was that the new areas would be “expanded displays” of Apple products. We still have no word as to which products would be included, how they would be merchandised, or how the centers would be staffed–by regular Target employees or those specially-trained by Apple. Since one of the biggest draws to Apple Stores is the knowledge and service of their staff, this becomes an important question. Currently, Target carries a selection of iPods, iPads and iPhones that are merchandised within dedicated in-aisle displays. Target is the second national chain to open Apple-sanctioned shops within its stores, with Best Buy being the first.
Another tablet/laptop convertible to give Asus some competition, and if it’s built as solid as the rest of Lenovo’s gear, it could be a great tool for the road warriors.
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On Monday we told you that any good custom PC build starts with a good case that can grow with a user’s needs; the next component to look for? A good power supply–one that not only gives you the power you need now, but can also accommodate future expansion. Antec is known for making some of the best components in the industry for do-it-yourselfers that want to upgrade or build their own systems–and their new High Current Gamer M series is perfect for anyone looking to build a mid-range gaming machine or home/office computer. The PSUs come in wattages ranging from 400 to 620, and their modular design means that you only have to attach the cables you need–allowing you to avoid cable clutter. Prices start at a very reasonable $89, and you can check out all of the specs and details after the jump…
Though it’s been been rumored for quite some time, Facebook has officially submitted its IPO (initial public offering) with the SEC, beginning the journey to becoming a publicly traded company. Bearing the symbol “FB,” there’s no official word on which exchange the social networking giant will be traded on, but Facebook expects the move to bring in an estimated $5 Billion. Click the source link below for the full story…
When building a custom gaming PC, most pros will tell you to start by picking the right case; something that not only has enough room for your current needs, but also gives you the flexibility to expand should your needs grow or change. Antec knows this, and their cases have been a top choice of custom builders for years. The new Three Hundred Two enclosure promises to keep all of your components cool, thanks to two built-in TwoCool fans, as well as slots for 4 more optional fans. The case also comes ready for three 12.5″ graphics cards and features enough room for a water cooling system, should 6 fans not be enough. The Three Hundred Two is also incredibly affordable, retailing for $79.99, and can be found at 
Scosche has been offering consumers a huge selection of mobile products for quite some time–and their latest is sure to appeal to those of us that carry multiple devices that use USB ports for charging. The reVOLT Dual USB Car Charger is exactly what the name suggests–a 9 volt adapter that allows you to plug in 2 USB cables at once for mobile charging. A CES 2012 “Best of Show” finalist, the reVOLT is available now at 
HD 3D monitors are all the rage right now–but finding one that’s reasonably priced can prove to be a bit of a challenge. Enter: AOC’s e2352Phz. With its 20,000,00: 1 contrast and 5ms response time, this 23″ LED monitor is equally comfortable attached to your PC or favorite gaming console; it features a built-in HDMI 1.4a input and even comes with 2 pair of polarized 3D glass. You can find the monitor at 
When it comes to gaming on a PC, size usually matters; after all, the bigger the case, the more powerful components (video cards, power supplies, hard drives, etc.) you’re able to fit in it–not to mention that powerful hardware usually requires more fans, and sometimes even more extensive cooling solutions. Wouldn’t it be great if you could take all of the power of a mid to high-range PC and fit it in a case the size of a video game console? Well, that’s exactly what 
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