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11/19/2008 Gateway Adds Two New Core i7-powered FX Gaming PCs
Gateway has introduced a new line of supercharged gaming PCs, all based on the powerful Intel Core i7 processor, and sporting Intel X58 platforms, 3GB of triple-channel DDR3, and Radeon HD 4800-based graphics.
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11/19/2008 Asetek Updates the LCLC Liquid-Cooling System for the Core i7
Asetek has unleashed a new liquid cooling solution designed exclusively for the Intel Core i7 line of processors, offering lower core temperatures and higher stability while dropping ambient noise levels.
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11/17/2008 Hercules Announces the XPS 2.150 Multimedia Speaker System
Hercules is back with a new speaker system, and the XPS 2.150 is a compact 2.1 configuration that not only offers the features and performance that PC users demand, but also does so with a stylish design.
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11/17/2008 MSI Introduces an AMD Platform to its Gaming Notebook Series
MSI Computer has unveiled a new AMD-powered member of its Gaming Notebook Series, and the latest MSI GX630-028US offers a lot of performance and features at the low price of only $799.
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11/12/2008 Kingston Offers the Improved HyperX T1 Series Memory
Kingston Technology has unveiled its latest series of high-end DDR2 and DDR3 memory modules, sporting the improved T1 heatspreaders and the Kingston HyperX T1 Series brand name.
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11/12/2008 Hitachi Releases the "Green" Travelstar 5K500.B Mobile HD
Hitachi's latest mobile hard drive not only includes a full half-terabyte of disk storage, but also offers enhanced data security and improved power-saving features.
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11/12/2008 Palit Pushes HD 4870 X2 Speeds with the Revolution 700 Deluxe
Palit Microsystems has introduced a new, overclocked version of the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 graphics card, and one that the company states is the fastest video card that money can buy.
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11/05/2008 SanDisk Unleashes ExtremeFFS for Improved SSD Performance
SanDisk has joined the SSD performance enhancement club and is promoting a new ExtremeFFS flash file system that could improve both Solid-State Drive write performance and endurance.
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