The QUO maxQ2 is powered by Intel Core i7 3.6Ghz 6-core processor, 12GB of RAM, a 240GB SSD, a 1TB HD, and an NVIDIA GeForce 285 GTX GPU. The Asetek liquid-cooled system starts at $3765.
Monday, September 13, 2010
QUO maxQ2 Mac clone Computer is Liquid Cooled
The QUO maxQ2 is powered by Intel Core i7 3.6Ghz 6-core processor, 12GB of RAM, a 240GB SSD, a 1TB HD, and an NVIDIA GeForce 285 GTX GPU. The Asetek liquid-cooled system starts at $3765.
Acer Aspire easyStore H341 NAS
Acer introduces the Aspire easyStore H341 that gets better hardware. as the follow-up to the H340. Looks exactly like the H340, the new H341 pack Intel Atom D410 processor, 2GB of RAM, and ICH9R chipset, replacing Atom 230 on H340.
The easyStore H341 houses up to four hot-swappable hard drives offering up to 8TB of capacity. It has five USB ports and an eSATA connector. The NAS supports wake-on-LAN, DLNA, media straming and auto daily backup. The easyStore H341 runs Windows Home Server.
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AMD ATI FirePro V9800 Professional Graphics Card
AMD introduces a new professional graphics
The new V9800 features 1600 stream processors and 4GB of GDDR5 memory. It sports hardware acceleration and support for advanced features of DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.0, and support for stereo 3D capability, supporting active shutter glasses via the on-board 3-pin connector, as well as passive and auto-stereoscopic displays and
The ATI FirePro V9800 uses PCI Express 2.1 x16 interface and occupies two slots. The price is $3499.
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Corsair sails into gaming headset waters with noise-isolating HS1 cans
These days, Corsair seemed to want a slice of everything, or perhaps to show the world the greatness of their engineers. Started with buying NAND chips and making their own modules, Corsair entered the power supply market while fighting fiercely in the high performance ram market. Soon, they joined the chassis gang and SSD gang, and now they’re ready to join the gaming gadgets crowd.
“We set out to develop a headset with the performance that gamers demand, while also providing the pristine audio reproduction required for multi-channel movies and high bit rate music,” stated Jim Carlton, Vice President of Marketing at Corsair. “The Audio HS1 easily meets both these challenges.”
Their first member of the gaming peripheral lineup is a USB headset offering multichannel audio via 50mm drivers, a noise-isolating closed design, noise-cancelling and articulating mic, and inline volume and microphone mute controls. Aside from the larger than usual drivers, we’re not seeing anything particularly unique here, but that ethereal quality component is rarely apparent on black and white fact sheets. Availability is said to be immediate, though our quick pricing investigation threw up only a UK pre-order for £84 ($129). So yeah, Corsair’s certainly pricing the HS1 as a premium product. Not sure who ‘oem’ them thought, if you get the joke. But it’s still a great sight to see good products bearing the triple sail logo.
Corsair Gaming Audio Series HS1 Key Features:
- Acoustically-tuned enclosures with oversized 50mm drivers
- Circumaural, closed-back design
- Replaceable memory foam ear pads with soft fabric covers
- USB Connection
- Dolby® Headphone technology provides multi-channel sound and improves audio quality to reduce listening fatigue
- Uni-directional noise-cancelling microphone on adjustable boom
- Extra-large inline volume and microphone controller that’s easy to grab during gameplay
- Control panel software allows you to customize the listening experience
LaCie Minimus USB 3.0 Hard Drive
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