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Windows Phone finally gets Jetpack Joyride 
game 
Windows Phone users will finally get 
access to the hit game Jetpack Joyride. Android, iOS, BB10, and Windows 8
 have all had access to the app, though for varying amounts of time. 
However, why it's taken so long to get to Windows Phone is a mystery. 
After all, Microsoft originally announced that the game would be coming 
to Windows Phone seven months ago when Windows Phone 8 was launched. 


 

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While it's not too 
important what the hold up was, it's still interesting that it took 
seven months to arrive. But now that it is here, gamers can rejoice. The
 Windows Phone version of the app comes with Xbox Live integration, 
allowing challenges, acheivements, and other Xbox Live features to be 
utilized in game. 

 

You can download 
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the Windows Phone Store</a>.

 
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AMD willing to create custom chips for Android, Chrome 
OS 
AMD has stated that they are willing to 
work on semi-custom chips that are capable of running Android or Chrome 
OS. AMD believes that a market is emerging for the operating systems and
 their CPUs or APUs could be perfect for the job. This would mark the 
end of their Windows x86 exclusivity. 

 

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"We
 are very committed to Windows 8; we think it's a great operating 
system, but we also see a market for Android and Chrome developing as 
well," said Lisa Su, senior vice president and
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AMD would like to 
work with companies to provide semi-custom chips tailored to that 
customer's needs. AMD has already shown their ability and willingness to
 do this with the three design wins in next-gen consoles. AMD is looking
 to expand their custom chip manufacturing business as the PC market 
slows. 

 

The new chips would
 make use AMD's upcoming designs that combine x86 and ARM architectures 
onto a single chip. Add in one of AMD's powerful Radeon GPUs and you get
 a combination that could be hard to beat.

 
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Microsoft to update Surface Type Cover and Touch 
Cover 
Microsoft has been exceedingly good 
about providing monthly updates to the Surface tablets ever since their 
respective launches. This month's update will bring improvements to the 
Surface Type Cover and Touch Cover via a software update. 
"Surface is great and only getting 
better," Microsoft's Brian Hall wrote. 


 

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The updates will 
come next week as part of June's monthly updates for the Surface 
tablets. The changes are rather minimal, but still important as it shows
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adding the ability to toggle the functionality of the top row of keys 
between their primary and secondary uses. Users currently have to hold 
down the Fn key to access the secondary function. To toggle between 
users, simply press Fn + Caps. 

 

Microsoft is also 
adding a few extra commands to the keyboard, which are below in bullet 
form: 

 

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class='content_67'>

<li>Fn + "spacebar": 
Print Screen</li>

<li>Fn + 
"spacebar" + Alt: Print Screen for the in-focus window only</li>

<li>Fn + Del:
 Brightness Up</li>

<li>Fn + 
Backspace: Brightness Down</li>

<li>Fn + 
"right": End</li>

<li>Fn + 
"down": Page Down</li>


 

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service 
Reports of Apple planning to sell 
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Highly targeted 
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the ads will be sold via Apple's existing iAd mobile ad network. 


 

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Of course, all of 
this is just speculation up until Apple actually unveils the service. If
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Microsoft has released a video detailing Windows 
8.1 
Many are excited for some of the 
improvements Windows 8.1 will bring to Windows 8. While we still don't 
have a public preview to play around with, Microsoft has whetted our 
appetite by releasing a video detailing some of the changes we can 
expect to see when the public preview goes live at the end of this 
month. 

 

<iframe 
width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/VQb5caeSo00" 
frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> 

 

Some of the larger 
changes include the Al;l Apps screen, which has received the ability to 
sort Apps by the date installed, most used, or category. Users can now 
select, pin, and personalize multiple apps with a simple gesture. Search
 has also seen an improvement, bringing together local and web content 
in one location. 

 

Watch the video and
 let us know if the new improvements are enough to encourage you to 
switch to Windows 8. 

 

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All YouTube users get new 'One Channel' 
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YouTube has rolled out the new 
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unify the layout across desktop, TV, and mobile. It features cover 
photos and trailers, but comes with many more advantages according to 
Google. 

 

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The One Channel 
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<li>Let your 
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TV.</li>


 

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FreedomPop to provide free data, unlimted SMS, 200 minutes for 
free 
We've occasionally written about 
FreedomPop here on TweakTown. The company looks to 
offer a small amount of free 4G data--usually 500MB--and then charge if 
users would like to use more. Now, the company is looking to expand into
 the cellular communications market with a similar strategy. 


 

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FreedomPop 
announced that they will be offering unlimited SMS, 200 minutes, and 
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FreedomPop users for no extra charge. Of course, there will be no hidden
 charges, no dealing with wireless carriers, and no monthly fees. 


 

The service will 
launch later this summer on "several popular Android 
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Amazon makes Kindle DX available again for 
$299 
Amazon has once again started selling 
its large Kindle DX e-reader. The Kindle DX was originally available 
back in 2010 and features a massive 9.7-inch display. It was available 
up until October 2012, at which time Amazon announced the Kindle 
Paperwhite and new Kindle Fire tablets. 

 

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The reason for its 
return isn't exactly clear, nor is it clear how long the Kindle DX will 
be available. Some suspect that the device might be available for a 
limited time, so you would be encouraged to pull the trigger on it 
sooner rather than later. 

 

In other 
Kindle-related news, Amazon appears to have finally stopped selling the 
Kindle Keyboard.

 
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ADATA to enter the personal cloud market; shows low drive count
 NAS at Computex Taipei 
2013 
Computex Taipei 2013 
- We didn't get a lot of time to talk with ADATA today, 
so more details will follow shortly. At the booth we found several 
interesting products though. First up are two personal cloud products 
that use NAS technology to give users access to their data anywhere in 
the world through other devices. You can use the Internet--err 'the 
cloud'--to access your files. I use this technology everyday on my 
notebook, smartphone, and other people's hardware to get to my files. 
Since I'm literally on the other side of the globe right now, it's an 
important detail to toss in. 

 

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We're not going to 
try to BS you, this is obviously a rebranded unit from ASUSTOR. ADATA's 
global network of distribution should help products like this gain 
traction. I've said for years the most important tech in my home and 
office is my NAS server and that digital home needs one as the 
foundation for ever device to connect to. With the new cloud features, 
your data is no longer tied to a physical device on your person as you 
can access it from anywhere. 

 

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The new dual-bay 
unit from ADATA is called Premier Pro NP210. It has a small footprint 
but packs big features, several more than listed on ADATA's short list 
shown at the show. 

 

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Even smaller is the
 new Premier NP100, a single drive solution optimized for low power 
consumption. 

 

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No word on pricing,
 but we didn't get a lot of time to speak with ADATA today due to other 
meetings. We'll drop in tomorrow and get all of the details and report 
back if we can find pricing and availability details.

 
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ADATA announces SX920 SSD that uses Marvell 
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Computex Taipei 
2013 - ADATA's SX series branding has always been 
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products like S510 and S511 were LSI SandForce. It's been quite some 
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of their booth so we could test a then new SATA III product based on the
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Looking to increase
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appears to be ready for entry into the channel. We suspect this is the 
same controller used in the SanDisk Extreme II and Plextor M5 Pro 
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SX920 uses Type C Toggle NAND, the good stuff that everyone wants but 
few are getting access to. 

 

With 20nm yields 
down and next-gen LSI SandForce stuck somewhere in 3Q or 4Q, ADATA 
needed a product to compete with M500 and Extreme II. Personally I would
 have liked to have seen ADATA not follow the SX product naming scheme 
and release this under a different name since SX920 is quite a bit 
different than SX900 and SX910. The five-year warranty from the SX910 
didn't carry over either.

 
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Microsoft-funded study says Internet Explorer 10 uses up to 18%
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Microsoft 
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most efficient browser on Windows 8. The study's data suggests that if 
every user of Windows 8 switched to Internet Explorer 10, we would save 
enough energy to power 10,000 US hoseholds. 

 

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Microsoft will 
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of the browser market share. However, just how important is power 
consumption? Quite frankly, I'm not going to make the switch to Internet
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though, the argument starts to gain some validity. 

 

After all, most 
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with Haswell's jump in battery life, this argument starts to lose some 
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Plextor prepares m.2 (NGFF) at Computex Taipei 
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Computex Taipei 2013 
- With our meetings at Hyatt finished, Cameron and I 
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There we saw the future of SSDs at just about every booth we stopped by:
 NGFF or Next Generation Form Factor, commercially known as m.2. Over 
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The largest crowd 
at Plextor's booth was around the two NGFF products seen above. This 
form factor has several versions, roughly 14 or 15 the last I looked 
into it. That number will come down to just a few common sizes once 
system builders roll out motherboards, notebooks and Ultrabooks with the
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Electrically, NGFF 
can connect to a SATA bus or PCIe. The PCIe connection moves us past the
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standpoint. Companies will once again race to maximize the performance 
of products and more distinction in the market place will occur. 


 

Right out of the 
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Plextor shows early M6 specifications at Computex Taipei 
2013 
Computex Taipei 2013 
- Off to the side at the Plextor booth and getting little
 attention was an early look at what may become the M6 Series. We were 
told it's a working product name but considering the M1 through M5 
product naming scheme M6 seems appropriate since it's next in line. 


 

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The specifications 
shown are very close to those found on the existing M5 Pro model that's 
selling today. 

 

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That means the 
baseline M6, or M6S depending on your market, should have nearly 
identical performance to the existing M5 Pro product but at a lower 
cost. With that said, where are the M6 Pro specs? That's the model we 
want to see since the Pro versions in the Plextor product series are the
 bleeding edge performance drives. We'll get out the shovel tomorrow and
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Plextor drops TLC from SSD 
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- We learned today that Plextor has dropped any immediate
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IOPS performance was 80K read and 72K write, 4K aligned. These numbers 
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The buzz around the
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say it looks quite a bit more like the Samsung Galaxy S4, but no 
pictures have leaked out as of yet. It reportedly uses 2GB of RAM and 
runs BlackBerry OS 10.2, though these are just rumored for right now. 


 

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trademarks. The first is a 9th grade of Nice Classification, which 
covers computers and peripherals. The second is under the 14th 
classification, which relates to "hours." 

 

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trademark doesn't mean they are currently making an iWatch; the actual 
product could still be years off in the future.

 
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Yahoo updates search page, looks a little more like Bing and 
Google 
This morning, Yahoo announced that it
 has redesigned its search page and claims this new look "put[s] your 
results front and center." Search results are now placed higher on the 
page and Yahoo is even touting improved performance thanks to several 
undisclosed improvements to its search algorithm. 

 

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Yahoo has also 
integrated its Google-like top navigation bar to the search page in an 
attempt to improve the user experience. While these changes are small, 
they are part of Yahoo's larger plan to revamp their image and combine 
utility with beauty. The company says that today's changes are just the 
first step in achieving that goal.

 
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Firefox to become more Chrome-like in October with version 
25 
Mozilla, the developers behind Firefox, 
are planning a major design overhaul for the popular web browser. The 
changes will appear in Firefox 25 which is slated to arrive in October. 
Those who wish to preview the changes are in luck as Mozilla has set up a
 special Nightly UX channel for Firefox 25. (Source #2) 

 

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For those of you 
who just want to know the differences, keep reading. The new look is 
awfully similar to the current user interface for Google's Chrome 
browser. The tabs have been rounded over, and Firefox is ditched the top
 left settings drop-down in favor of a more Chrome-like menu icon at the
 right hand side of the URL bar which is affectionately known as the 
"hot dog icon." 

 

Other features 
include: 

 

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class='content_67'>

<li>Curved 
tabs.</li>

<li>Remove 
tab affordance from background tabs.</li>

<li>Separate 
Bookmark Star from location bar and merge with Bookmarks Menu 
item.</li>

<li>Updated 
Panel Based Application Menu and Customization Mode.</li>

<li>Windows 
(All): Draw entire window frame including Caption Buttons.</li>

<li>Windows 
XP: Custom window frame style for all default themes.</li>


 

</ul>


 

Additional changes 
to the browser include updating in-content user interface styles, 
refining all aspects of the existing UI, as well as several bug fixes. 
Firefox warned developers that they should plan for a minimalistic 
toolbar UI and that the API to add toolbar buttons will be very 
different.

 
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MSI expand their motherboard line up with the Z87 POWER and 
more 
Computex Taipei 
2013 - Going hand in hand with all the memory that is 
being shown off this year we've got a ton of motherboards that support 
the latest chipset from Intel. We headed over to the MSI booth this 
afternoon to have a look at what is exactly on offer. 

 

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One board that 
really took our eye is the upcoming Z87 XPOWER which is due in the 
coming weeks. Sporting the PLX chip for faster 4-Way GPU support the 
upcoming board which isn't quite ready yet looks good. Along with the 
PLX chip we've got the Sound Blaster X-Fi3 HD audio chip. 


 

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We've also got a 
bunch of buttons on the board helping overclock on-the-fly. One set 
controls the multiplier, the other controls the BCLK. There's also a 
toggle switch that lets us adjust the BCLK by 1 or .1 depending on the 
kind of tuning you want to do. We look forward to seeing a sample in the
 coming weeks. 

 

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We've also got a 
couple of new boards under the new Gaming series from MSI with a couple 
in our lab already. Along with two based on the higher-end Z87 chipset; 
MSI is offering a cheaper one that carries the B75 
chipset.

 
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Microsoft teases new Xbox One games in E3 
trailer 
Microsoft has just released its 
first teaser trailer for the upcoming E3 Expo. The teaser hints at new 
games such as Forza 5, Gears of War, Halo, Call of Duty: Ghosts, 
Splinter Cell, Battlefield 4, and Fifa 14, along with revealing images 
of the new Xbox Live, Xbox One, as well as some updating content for the
 Xbox 360. 

 

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With Microsoft 
promising "a new generation of games," it is no question that the Xbox 
One will be the star of the show. The only thing that could still 
upstage the Xbox One would be the hardware unveiling of Sony's upcoming 
PlayStation 4. 

 

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TweakTown
 will have full coverage of the E3 Expo with our own Trace Hagan on the 
ground putting in the footwork to bring you the latest and greatest from
 the gaming world. Stay tuned to TweakTown for all 
of your E3 and Computex coverage.

 
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More Gaming Series video cards from MSI and a new Lightning 
offering 
Computex Taipei 
2013 - Still one of my absolute favorite series from 
video cards come from our friends at MSI and while they didn't have a 
new Lightning based GTX 780 to show us, they did have the slightly 
cheaper GTX 770 on display which has also already arrived in our Taiwan 
labs. 

 

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Again while not on 
display; the first question that did come to mind was when will we see a
 GTX 780. While not ready just quiet yet MSI are indeed working on it 
and it looks like we should see it sometime in July. We're excited about
 both models as the Lightning series continue to be one of the strongest
 series of video cards available. 

 

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Outside of the new 
Lightning cards due, MSI are expanding the new Gaming series with the 
release of the GTX 770 and GTX 780 under it. We're quickly becoming a 
fan of the new Gaming series of cards and while we haven't got the GTX 
780 variant yet, it's coming soon. So make sure you keep an eye out in 
the coming weeks for reviews on all the latest MSI Video Card 
offerings.

 
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Alongside the new 
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price tag, Inno3D are showing off a chunky air cooled solution on both 
the GTX 770 and higher-end GTX 780. Looking below you can see the new 
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The higher-end GTX 
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I've said it before and 
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released a smaller version that packed the same features, it could 
easily become the dominant handset in the Android arena. 
 

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This morning, 
images surfaced on the Internet of what appears to be the HTC One Mini, 
which just might be the greatest Android phone ever made. The device 
packs a 4.3-inch 720p display alongside a dual-core processor, 2GB of 
RAM, and 16GB of internal storage. 

 

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A 4-megapixel 
UltraPixel rear facing camera will handle all of your photographic needs
 and we are assuming the front facing camera is the same 2.1-megapixel 
that is the on its larger twin. At the moment unnamed sources say the 
phone will launch in August in the European market at a price tag of 
â‚¬400 but no word yet on a US release date.

 
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Computex Taipei 
2013 - Following the trend of most memory companies; GeIL
 had some new Haswell ready memory kits that are due to hit soon. While 
information on the modules was a little scarce; we know that the new EVO
 POTENZA memory modules will offer speeds of up to 3000MHz DDR; a number
 that we're seeing a lot of companies offer. 

 

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Outside of 3000MHz 
DDR we'll see the company offer the modules in a number of other speeds 
but as we mentioned the exact numbers weren't on display at the moment. 
Looking above, though, you can see some of the color combinations the 
new kit. 

 

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As soon as the kits
 are available we'll be sure to get some samples and let you know how 
GeIL is going with Haswell memory in the coming weeks

 
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Showing that the 
memory was more than capable on multiple boards we saw the new kit 
running on both the GIGABYTE Z87X-OC and ASUS Maximus VI Extreme with 
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processor. 

 

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Not only did 
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<h2>
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Really out of 
nowhere, I got an email from a marketing representative that asked that 
we make contact with DEEPCOOL because they wanted to showcase some of 
their products on TweakTown. After a few emails 
back and forth about what sort of a test system I was using, and what 
sort of coolers we typically look at, the conversation ended with a pair
 of products being delivered. One of those is a laptop cooler with 
speakers built into it that we will be looking at very soon, but the 
other is a very well priced, stock cooler replacement for both AMD and 
Intel builds, and that is what we are here to discuss. 

 

For those of you 
that are unaware of the DEEPCOOL name and company, let me give you a bit
 of history. They jumped into the market in 1996 originally only making 
server coolers and coolers for ODM partners. Since that time, with a bit
 of exposure, DEEPCOOL is now a widely known name in this game. The 
company prides itself on being ECO-friendly, professional, innovative, 
quality control, and the fact that they are constantly updating to fit 
the needs of the latest offerings in the PC marketplace. A little fun 
fact while we are on the history lesson. The name DEEPCOOL is a spin on 
the old IBM program Deep Blue. They figured since PCs were the way of 
the future, they want to be as successful as that program was in its 
time. 

 

Today we are 
looking at a tower cooler from their long established GAMMAXX series of 
CPU coolers. The basic idea is to offer a stock replacement cooler that 
will afford users more room in thermal results if they live in warmer 
climates or want to try their hand at a minimal overclock. They also 
kept the price point way down to make this latest cooler affordable to 
the masses, and are a perfect solution for those who do a lot of 
mid-range builds. The last thing offered in these coolers is the fact 
that you will also have much less noise to deal with than would be found
 in a stock cooler. 

 

With this in mind, 
let me introduce to you the DEEPCOOL GAMMAX S40 CPU cooler that we are 
testing today on the next page.

 
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Somewhere back some
 six to six and a half years ago, the original Scythe Mugen was 
introduced with the SCINF-1000 name, denoting at the time it was based 
off an Infinity series design back then. What Scythe didn't know back 
then, was that taking this original concept that could hold fans on 
every side of the cooler was going to be such a success, enough even to 
make the Mugen a standalone series. Since the original release, there 
was the Mugen 2, Mugen 2 Rev. B, Mugen 3, and the Mugen 3 Rev. B as 
well. After five chances to get it right, Scythe decided to give the 
Mugen another go. 

 

Along all of these 
incarnations of the Mugen, various things were tried. Five heat pipes, 
six heat pipes, a dog bone fin design, completely square, separated 
individual towers and even various bases. While the bases were two 
pieces surrounding soldered in copper heat pipes, Scythe toyed around 
with skived heat sinks on the top of the base, as well as some without. 
Another thing that has evolved is the hardware. While obvious changes 
have needed to be made to allow the cooler to fit on new sockets, things
 weren't just updated with new holes; there is a whole new way of 
mounting the Mugen with the latest release. 

 

Today with the 
sixth go at the Mugen series of coolers, Scythe has delivered the Mugen 4
 for testing. Not only has the hardware changed, but the styling, fin 
stacking, and the overall size is much more accommodating and will allow
 users access to most of the components near it, unlike some of the 
previous models. With as many releases of the Mugen, there is a lot of 
what people will expect to see, and the Mugen 4 does hark back to the 
designs of the earlier coolers; you can definitely see the Mugen in it 
right out of the box. 

 

The thing is 
though, the latest version is something that is definitely a one off 
design as well, and while having some hints of the older coolers, just 
at a quick glance, you can see Scythe it trying a mix of a lot of new 
ideas with the Mugen 4, and I believe it will be well worth your time to
 continue on and see what the Scythe Mugen 4 has to offer in today's 
market.

 
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NZXT Grid 10 Port Fan Hub 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

As the title 
suggests, when delving into a full custom build where you plan to remove
 the stock fans and install a ton of water cooling into the chassis, 
once you start to ponder a push/pull orientation on a couple of double 
radiators, powering and maintaining the wiring of all of these fans is 
something most will overlook on their first glance of parts needed to 
complete a clean build. Of course, you could install a couple of fan 
controllers to allow you to install more than six fans, since most fan 
controllers stop there without the addition of any Y-splitters or any 
way of daisy-chaining the fans onto a single power connection. You could
 also go and buy a bunch of Molex to 4-pin fan adapter plugs, but going 
that route leads you into a real mess of PSU wires and stacks of Molex 
adapters that you have to hide. 

 

What if there was a
 small, self contained device that would allow you to simply plug 
multiple fans into it, and have only one power source? This would 
alleviate most of the wiring issues associated with the fan controllers 
and Molex adapters right out of the gate. You would also be able to 
locate this device anywhere you see fit to allow all of your fans to 
easily be plugged in without the need for extensions as you would likely
 need to connect a controller to fan wiring in the bottom of the 
chassis. With a device such as this, I can see this becoming the new 
must have device for most, if not all custom case builds, just like 
braided cables and lighting are. 

 

This is where NZXT 
steps in to offer something that used to be, in its original form, a fan
 hub that was sent inside of the new Switch cases. Because the chassis 
had a load of fans, and due to the size of those cases, fan wiring was 
an issue, and they needed to devise a solution. Once the device was a 
success in the cases, they took the original design, wrapped it in a 
clean looking black plastic box, threw their name on the front of it, 
and even added some LED lighting to it, so if you do decide to show it, 
it looks even better once powered on. 

 

Now any system 
builder, no matter the chassis manufacturer, can still have this sweet 
little 10 port fan hub that NZXT calls the Grid.

 
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TweakTown's Guide to 3D Printing: Part 2 - 3D Printer Kit 
Selection 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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There are literally
 hundreds of 3D printer kits on the market at the moment, and in many 
ways they are essentially the same kit with the same parts and being 
sold by a different seller. I am not trying to belittle any of the kit 
makers out there as piecing together kits is a tedious, and tough task, 
so much in fact that you do need to exercise caution when choosing a kit
 to buy. Some kit makers like to pull the wool over customer's eyes and 
will sell enough kits to order the parts before piecing things together.
 This can lead to weeks or even months before your kit will arrive. 


 

Another thing you 
must look out for is kits that appear to be complete, but are missing 
key components like printed or laser cut parts, extruder parts or even 
guide rods. While most sellers are upfront about these missing parts, 
some leave little or no clue to what you need to finish the kit. 


 

In this installment
 I am going to showcase a few of the best kits on the market, as well as
 point you in the right direction if you want to go the entire DIY 
route. 

 

<h2>
Different
 types of 3D printing kits</h2>


 

I covered this 
section in the last article, but I really want to make sure that you 
understand the two main types of 3D printer DIY kits. One will path will
 take you into the realm of hardware sourcing, while the other will 
provide you with almost everything you need to build your own printer. 


 

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Scratch
 Built 3D Printer - Are you the DIY type who prefers to 
build things from scratch? If so, then you might consider going to DIY 
RepRap route. While it is up in the air if this method will actually 
save you any money, there is something to be said for building your own 
3D printer from scratch. You become very intimate with the printer and 
will know every nut, bolt and quirk it has by the time you are 
successfully printing. The big problem with scratch building is the 
sheer amount of time that it takes to source everything. With hundreds 
of nuts, bolts, wires, belts pulleys and much more to locate, order and 
inventory before you can begin building, this method is by far the 
longest route one can take. Once all of the hardware has been sourced, 
you will still need to select and purchase or build a controller board, 
and depending on your skills level, this can range from easy to almost 
impossible. 

 

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Kit 
Built 3D Printer - If you would still like to save some 
money, but not have to deal with the hassle of sourcing parts and 
modifying them to fit together, then maybe a kit is the way for you. 
Many manufacturers sell kits with "easy-to-assemble" instructions 
included. You still must be somewhat mechanically inclined and able to 
understand basic geometry. Many of these kits come with the electronics 
already built, but there are a few that require you to break out a 
soldering iron and populate the PCBs. 

 

If soldering is not
 your bag, then I would definitely avoid a kit that requires soldering. 
Like a scratch build, you will need to spend hours adjusting, 
calibrating and configuring things before your machine is printing at a 
good level of quality. The image above is the typical RepRap Prusa 
Mendel kit you will find for sale around the web.

 
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Star Trek: Enterprise - Season One (2001) Blu-ray 
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Following the end 
of Star Trek: Voyager in May 2001 and despite the 
diminishing returns in viewership over that time, the United Paramount 
Network were keen the lucrative Star Trek franchise 
alive on the small screen with a new series, although much discussion 
was focused on what form it would take. In September 2001, the 
Enterprise pilot Broken Bow aired 
to mixed reviews, with many polarized from the opening minutes with the 
controversial theme song. As the season continued with some mediocre to 
badly written episodes Enterprise hobbled along, 
continuing to lose viewers and further contrasting viewer opinions. 


 

12 years on and 8 
from the broadcast of the last episode of Star Trek 
on television screens, interest in Enterprise has 
been rekindled by the relative success of the new feature films, and the
 high definition debut of the much loved Next 
Generation series. Whilst none of the 26 episodes that make up
 the first season can be considered classic, there are some good 
episodes, including the pilot Breaking Bow and 
Shuttlepod One an effective character exploration on 
minimalist terms. 

 

I still have gripes
 with the cold sterility of the first season, but there is more to like 
that I remembered, and importantly it does get better over time. For 
those willing to give Enterprise a second chance, 
they'll find a competent and enjoyable series that acts as a nice 
alternative to some of the pretenders that have cropped up since (I'm 
looking at you Into Darkness 

 

Video
 

 

Star Trek:
 Enterprise Season One is presented in the series original 
aspect ratio of 1.78:1, encoded with AVC MPEG-4 compression. 


 

Owing to the 
emergence of digital television at the dawn of the new millennium 
Enterprise was the first Trek 
series to be natively composed and broadcast in a widescreen aspect 
ratio, riding the crest of HD technology, which was still in its 
infancy. Sadly, this is also an Achilles heel for the Blu-ray. The 35mm 
scan is now, 12 years later considered to be ancient, with many of the 
tell-tale signs of age, including at time rampant grain and noise. A 
further issue is that all CG shots were rendered out at between 480p and
 720p. Upscaled to 1080p, most CG shots exhibit obvious aliasing effects
 and shimmering. And this is before you even consider the somewhat ropey
 nature of some of the effects from today's perspective. 
 

Still, it's not all
 bad. This is still a solid effort and the best that 
Enterprise has ever looked - certainly better than 
television broadcasts and previous DVD releases. Color balance is good, 
most shots feature a visible improvement in detail, and textures are 
nicely rendered, whether it be the fine patterns on uniforms, to the 
slick harshness of brushed metal. 

 

In short, those 
expecting the same image quality than the Next 
Generation Blu-rays will be disappointed, and perhaps 
ironically so, but it is an improvement and realistically the best the 
series will ever look. 

 

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Audio
 

 

Star Trek:
 Enterprise Season One is presented in DTS HD Master Audio 5.1
 at 24 bits. 

 

Unlike The
 Next Generation, CBS have not taken the opportunity to expand
 Enterprise with a 7.1 audio mix, but this isn't a 
necessarily bad thing, because the 5.1 mix is more than reasonable, if a
 little conservative by modern standards. 

 

Dialogue is 
recorded and presented well and I don't recall any audio sync issues. 
The front soundstage handles most of the shows actions, but there is 
reasonable bleed into the rear channels, which also houses some bleed 
from Dennis McCarthy's score. 

 

Low frequency use 
is a bit hit or miss - some scenes feature noticeable kick in the sub, 
yet over scenes feature significantly less. Perhaps this is more a 
reflection of who was behind the audio dials upon the original mix. 


 

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Extras
 

 

For many, one of 
the more compelling reasons to pickup Enterprise is 
based on the strength and quantity of the extra features packaged, which
 have sprinkled over all six discs. Directors Roger Lay and Robert Meyer
 Burnett have once again created a significant amount of new features, 
in addition to previously produced extra features, making this one of 
the most generous Blu-ray release of a TV series yet seen. Let's take a 
look. 

 

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First up is the 
three part, 90 minute long To Boldly Go: Launching Enterprise 
Documentary, which in quite detailed recollections from key 
members of cast and crew. 

 

Next is the hour 
long In Conversation Documentary which reunites show 
runners Rick Berman and Brannon Braga ruminating on getting the show up 
and running so soon after years of back-to-back productions. Even after 
all this time, it's clear how burnt out the two were, really giving a 
sense of the burden that time proved, which resulted in a rocky start to
 the series. The candor on display is impressive, with the duo clearly 
comfortable in discuss the good and not so good, sharing blame equally 
and holding little back. I love features like this that truly peel back 
the onion, but sadly we see so little of it. I also particularly note 
the discussion revolving around the show's theme song, which is still to
 this day a bone of contention amongst fans! In short; hardcore and 
casual fans alike need to give this feature their time. 

 

Four episodes 
feature newly recorded Audio Commentary, from a range
 of participants, whilst the pilot also features a second commentary 
track recorded in 2005. Three episodes also include Text 
Commentaries written by Trek luminaries 
Michael and Denise Okuda in a nicely formatted manner of display. 


 

On The 
Set is a vintage produced but unreleased 30 minute look at the
 ups and downs of production, focusing on the "Vox Sola" episode towards
 the end of the first season. The Cast Introduction, 
and Network and Syndication 
Presentations are an interesting look at the techniques 
involved with selling the series to the networks and audiences alike. 


 

Next we have some 
of the previously released DVD features which are good to retain for 
posterities sake (and completists like myself), but featurettes such as 
Creating Enterprise and Enterprise 
Secrets are mostly made redundant by the aforementioned 90 
minute documentary. O Captain! My Captain! A Profile of Scott 
Bakula and Cast Impressions: Season One 
take a look at the human element and the show's casting (albeit from a 
more promotional standpoint). Star Trek Time Travel: Temporal 
Cold Wars and Beyond and Inside Shuttlepod 
One take a look at some of the more important plot points of 
the first season and Celebrating Star Trek which 
gives an insight into the weird and wacky world of Star 
Trek conventions. 

 

Finally, we have a
 total of eight episodes which feature brief Deleted 
Scenes, presented in 1080p and a nine minute Gag 
Reel in 480p. 

 

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In 2009, a sleeper 
hit called The Hangover took Hollywood by storm, 
taking nearly half a billion worldwide on a mere $35m budget and 
solidifying star Bradley Cooper as a bankable leading man. Two years 
later and the inevitable sequel was released, memorable only because of 
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Hangover 
III opens with a pre-credit Bangkok prison escape scene 
featuring Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong) and the establishment that Alan (Zach 
Gafilinakis) is refusing to take his prescribed medication, leading to 
even more outlandish behavior such as the direct death of a giraffe and 
the indirect death of his father Sid (Jeffrey Tambor). An intervention 
is staged by Alan's mother, Stu (Ed Helms), Phil (Bradley Cooper) and 
his brother in law, Doug (Justin Bartha) to force Alan to attend a rehab
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 of the Wolfpack, but en route through the Arizona desert, their car is 
run off the road by drug baron Marshall (John Goodman) and Doug is 
kidnapped at gunpoint until they can track down and deliver Chow before 
their time is up. 

 

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After it's all said
 and done, neither of the sequels to The Hangover 
really did much to justify their existence. The first film worked fine 
as it was; a solid and memorable comedy in its own right, the second 
merely rehashed the best of its predecessor's jokes and when the third 
tries to inject a little substance to proceedings, it comes as an 
unnecessary and ill-advised turn. 

 

It feels rather 
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cloned and put them in a familiar landscape. They look the same and talk
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Ultimately there 
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can understand that the filmmakers wanted to take the franchise in a 
fresh new direction for the latest (and apparently last) entry in the 
franchise, and on a certain level I even applaud the risky maneuver. But
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<h2>
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Digital Storm has 
provided us with their ODE gaming system for review. They've equipped 
our unit with Intel's new Haswell processor as well as NVIDIA's new 
GeForce GTX 780 video card, so our system is quite top-tier. 


 

We've previously 
reviewed Digital Storm's small form-factor Bolt gaming PC, which used a 
custom case. The ODE makes use of an off-the-shelf case that makes it 
have a bit better fit-and-finish. 

 

Please note that 
PCMark 7 has been updated to the latest version, causing previous 
benchmark results to not be comparable. We have archived these results. 
Unfortunately, this means that we have few comparison systems for this 
review. 

 

Without further 
ado, let's take a look at this powerful gaming PC and see what we think.
 

 

<h2>
Specifications,
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Digital Storm was 
able to provide us a Haswell-powered rig ahead of the NDA, giving us 
time to check out the latest and greatest generation. Our system is 
equipped with Intel's newest Core i7-4770K CPU. The 4770K, which has 
been reviewed by our resident CPU reviewer, features four cores and 
eight threads. It's clocked at 3.5GHz, but uses TurboBoost to break the 
4GHz barrier. 

 

The i7-4770K is 
cooled by a Corsair H100i integrated water cooling system. This 
all-in-one cooler should provide good temperatures for Intel's latest 
CPU. It will also add to the Corsair theme you'll see in this system. 


 

The heart of the 
machine is supported by an ASUS Sabertooth Z87 motherboard, which is new
 for the Haswell line of CPUs. It makes use of the Z87 chipset and 
brings many of the styling cues that the Sabertooth brand stands for. 
The I/O panel comes with a full-compliment of four USB 2.0 ports and 
four USB 3.0 ports, two eSATA 6G ports, an HDMI port, Display Port and 
the usual audio connectors. 

 

Digital Storm has 
equipped our review system with 16GB of Digital Storm-certified ADATA 
RAM clocked at 1600MHz. The layout is 2 x 8GB sticks, so it's an 
easy-and cheap-upgrade to 32GB of RAM should you need it in the future. 


 

Graphics are 
provided by NVIDIA's latest and greatest GTX 780. It appears our system 
is rocking the NVIDIA reference card as there is no add-in board partner
 labeling visible on the card. It features 3GB of RAM and should easily 
destroy the other systems we've reviewed, save for the dual-GTX 680 
powered Chimera we opened our desktop reviews with. 

 

The ODE features a 
120GB Corsair Neutron GTX SSD and 1TB Western Digital Caviar HDD. The 
system is powered by a Corsair 1050W Pro Silver 1050HX PSU. Windows 8 
64-bit is the operating system pre-installed on our system's SSD. Users 
can customize the Digital Storm ODE to come with various 64-bit versions
 of Windows 7 or Windows 8 Pro 64-bit. 

 

The cost for a 
system like this is $2,731, give or take a few dollars for sales and 
other discounts. Configuration is quite high. Digital Storm offers a 
wide variety of upgrades, component selection and customization. This is
 aided by the giant Corsair Graphite Series 600T case, which provides 
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Intel Core i7 4770K (Haswell 4th Gen) CPU and Z87 Express 
Chipset 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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As silly as it 
sounds, right now is the first time we can officially say words like 
"Haswell" and "Z87". Due to the general way an Intel NDA works, our 
ability to release specific names when it comes to upcoming platforms is
 rather limited. While anyone who pays just the slightest attention to 
computers would know that "Intel 4th Generation Core processors" indeed 
referred to "Haswell", till now, we couldn't officially write that in 
coverage. 

 

You're going to see
 an absolute ton of coverage to the new platform as it brings with it so
 many new products. Unlike the last Intel CPU we looked at, the <a 
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Core i7 4770K brings with it a new chipset in the form of the Z87 
Express. The products that surround a new chipset are what are going to 
keep us extremely busy for the coming weeks and months. 

 

It of course starts
 with new motherboards from the huge amount of vendors that exist. It's 
not just a matter of receiving a single motherboard from each vendor, we
 have up to nine motherboards from a single vendor at the moment. Weeks 
before launch the amount of motherboards we had already sat in double 
digits, and as the days go on the amount of boards we have to test is 
climbing at a rapid rate. 

 

It's not just 
motherboards, though, a new platform often brings with it new memory. We
 saw the last generation Ivy Bridge platform bring with it a chance to 
achieve memory speeds much higher than we had seen before. The latest 
Haswell platform is said to take that a step further and that of course 
means that Corsair, G.Skill and others are jumping on the high speed 
memory bandwagon as quickly as they can. 

 

We've then of 
course got multiple CPU models coming out for the desktop platform along
 with mobile versions of everything. Combining all this together means 
that we've then got a bunch of new systems coming from PC builders and 
of course laptops and ultrabooks coming from manufacturers. 


 

Today, though, is 
all about two things. The new CPU's that we'll be seeing alongside the 
performance of the top dog Core i7 4770K. The second is the new Intel 
Z87 chipset. The particular Z87 motherboard that we'll be using today 
comes from ASUS in the form of the Z87-Expert.

 
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MyDigitalSSD BP4 240GB mSATA 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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We've already 
published reports of MyDigitalSSD's 2.5" Bullet Proof 4 (BP4) in the 
2.5" size and found it to be the least power-hungry SSD on the market. 
MyDigitalSSD also has a new mSATA version that uses the same Phison S8 
controller and new firmware that increases the drive's overprovisioning.
 In our testing, the new firmware came with more than just a significant
 performance increase from the BP3 - also increased battery life. 


 

MyDigitalSSD set 
new battery life standards with the BP4 and at this time they are equal 
to the early SandForce B02 stepping products that we've tested in the 
lab. In a month we'll be at Computex Taipei 2013 and B02 should be all 
over the place in new products, but until then, MyDigitalSSD's BP4 is 
the battery life king... and they might even have the crown after 
Computex, too. The main difference for those buying today, the BP4 is 
available now and has been on sale at Amazon for over a month already. 


 

MDSSD's BP4 uses 
the same controller found in the BP3, the Phison S8. As we've mentioned 
before, most SSD's are just simply FPGA chips and the programming / 
firmware is more important than the actual silicon, most of the time. 
Holding that statement true today, the Phison S8 in the BP4 is 
programmed for increased overprovisioning - that's why the marketing 
capacity is now 240GB. The data performance is also faster on the BP4. 
Random data is quicker due to new programming, and sequential 
performance is faster thanks to new Toshiba 19nm Toggle Type B flash. 


 

The mSATA market is
 really starting to heat up and several notebooks / ultrabooks cut the 
red ribbon in around a month's time. In order to meet low pricing 
demands by customers, many of the OEMs have turned to older, slower 
designs that cost less than new exciting products. Soon to market 
low-cost ultrabooks with small cache SSD's paired with HDD's will 
require an upgrade to full flash based mSATA drives to make your 
ultrabook perform like your desktop with an SSD in it now. With the 
slots present, dropping in a large SSD is still the best bang for the 
buck upgrade most users can do, without diving under the notebook skin 
too deep.

 
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WORLD EXCLUSIVE - Toshiba PX02SM Series 12Gb/s Enterprise SSD 
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Toshiba's launch of
 the PX02SM series of eSSDs also brings about the unveiling of 12Gb/s 
SAS connectivity for storage devices. Through a lucky set of 
circumstances, and an undisclosed 12Gb/s adapter on loan from an R&D
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necessary equipment to give us a peek into the coming world of 12Gb/s 
SSD's. The dual-port 12Gb/s SSD features sequential read/write speeds of
 900/400 MB/s respectively, and random read/write IOPS of 
120,000/30,000. 

 

Last week Toshiba 
announced full availability of the PX02SMx eSSD (enterprise SSD's) for 
European markets. Understandably, this caught us by surprise as there 
are currently no 12Gb/s RAID adapters or HBA's on the market. Our early 
samples of the PX02SMx series have been languishing in the enterprise 
storage lab for nearly a month, while we awaited the key component for 
testing a 12Gb/s SSD: a 12Gb/s adapter. All 12Gb/s adapters from the 
normal vendors are under NDA or currently only sampling to OEMs. 
Luckily, we had already set plans in motion to gain access to the 
necessary equipment for testing. 

 

The launch of 
12Gb/s SAS brings a doubling of bandwidth that on the surface seems to 
be the most compelling feature. PCIe 3.0 and SAS 12Gb/s seem to be the 
perfect match, but in reality, the insatiable speed provided by 12Gb/s 
SAS already outstrips the available bandwidth of PCIe 3.0. 


 

12Gb/s also brings 
other enhancements and changes to the SAS storage fabric that will allow
 for an expansion of the SAS ecosystem. SAS has long been an interface 
just begging to be let out of the box, and with the inclusion of new 
connectivity features, SAS is finally able to expand beyond its current 
limitations. We will cover some of these improvements on the following 
pages. 

 

The major players 
with NAND foundries are all now rapidly expanding their presence in the 
enterprise realm with a variety of tiered solutions that appeal to 
different environments. The Toshiba PX02SMF080 series of eSSDs is the 
leading edge of a full frontal assault from Toshiba into the enterprise 
SSD battleground. 

 

The PX02SM aims for
 Tier 0 applications with a dual-port 12Gb/s SAS interface and is 
Toshiba's first eSSD to feature 24nm eMLC (enterprise Multi Level Cell) 
NAND. The entry and mid-level PX02AM series also features 24nm eMLC 
NAND, but utilizes a SATA connection. The low-cost PX03AN series rounds 
out the offerings by leveraging standard 19nm MLC NAND and a SATA 
connection for entry-level and read-centric applications. All three 
SSD's support cryptographic-erase functionality in addition to AES 
256-bit self-encryption. 

 

The SED versions of
 the PX02SM series, the PX02SMQ/U, also offer Trusted Computing Group 
(TCG) enterprise protocol self-encryption. These features are important 
in today's computing environment where, according to Symantec, the 
average loss of an enterprise data breach is $5.5 million. 


 

The PX02SM flagship
 product we are evaluating today features a Toshiba/Marvell controller 
in conjunction with 24nm eMLC and comes in capacities of 200GB, 400GB, 
800GB and 1,600GB with a slim 7mm Z-height. The PX02SM series also 
features longevity that scales with capacity, with up to 29.2PB of write
 endurance for the 1,600GB model, which translates to roughly 10 DWPD 
(Drive Writes Per Day). This endurance promise is backed by a five year 
warranty. 

 

The PX02SM also 
utilizes Toshiba's proprietary Quadruple Swing-By Code (QSBC) to protect
 from read errors, an integral component of a layered ECC approach for 
improved error correction capabilities. The addition of power loss 
protection defends data from power loss events. 

 

The Px02SMF080 is 
designed to support mission critical enterprise applications that demand
 performance, endurance and frugal power consumption. Toshiba has 
extensive history and experience with flash memory; they actually 
invented NAND flash over 25 years ago in 1987. Leveraging these decades 
of experience brings forth a serious contender to the enterprise SSD 
market.

 
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 2GB Video Card 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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Last week we saw 
NVIDIA launch a new high-end single GPU video card in the <a 
href="http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/5502/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-3gb-video-card-review/index.html"
 target="_blank">form of the GeForce GTX 780 3GB</a>. While not
 designed to replace its highest end offering, the GTX TITAN 6GB, the 
$350 cheaper model does an excellent job of offering performance that's 
quite similar to what is the fastest single GPU video card on the market
 at the moment. 

 

If the out of the 
box performance, though, wasn't enough, we then overclocked the model 
and found that with a core clock of over 1000MHz, the GTX 780 3GB did an
 excellent job <a 
href="http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/5505/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-3gb-overclocked-closing-the-gap-on-the-gtx-titan/index.html"
 target="_blank">closing the gap with the GTX TITAN</a>, 
offering performance at times that was very similar to the $999 model. 


 

Today sees the 
first phase of the new GTX 700 series completed with the release of the 
second model, the GTX 770 2GB. As the name would suggest, this model 
comes in below the GTX 780 3GB, much in the same way we saw a GTX 680 
and GTX 670 in the last generation. General habit would tell that we'd 
see a GTX 760 and GTX 750 in time, but mid-range GTX 700 replacements 
aren't something we've heard of to date. 

 

Let's dig in now 
and check out the new GTX 770 over the next pages!

 
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Logitech G700s Rechargeable Gaming Mouse 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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This is going back 
many years, but my first and last wireless mouse experience was also 
from Logitech. Back then the MX1000 was one of the coolest mice on the 
planet being offered in a wireless version. While I thoroughly enjoyed 
using the MX1000, that isn't to say it didn't have some things that 
needed addressing. The main reason why I rid myself of that mouse was 
the way it needed to charge. At that time, the battery was onboard, 
non-replaceable, and you had to set the mouse on a base to get it to 
charge, ending any gaming you were currently enjoying. That was somewhat
 addressed in later models with the ability to swap batteries, and the 
fact that Logitech mice were sent with a pair of batteries to allow 
users to "hot-swap" batteries, as long as you remembered to charge them.
 

 

Another big issue 
to wireless mice is what we all see as lag from our input translating to
 movement on the screen. Back when I had it last, there was always a 
delay in movement if the mouse was left at rest for any period of time, 
and in an FPS gaming situation, I would always end up dead in the time 
it took for the lag to catch up to my movements. As time went on, these 
things were improved, but what you are about to see is something I have 
never seen offered in a wireless mouse, and is also something I think 
you will be really impressed with as well. Logitech is making huge 
strides to free up the desk from extra wires and clutter, while 
delivering a wireless rechargeable mouse that on paper should work just 
as good, if not better than the conventional wired offering. 


 

The mouse in 
question is the new G700s rechargeable gaming mouse from Logitech. I 
have never seen a rechargeable mouse that didn't require a base, or one 
that didn't require some sort of off-mouse charging system for your own 
batteries. Here you are about to see not only a wireless mouse, but it 
can also run wired if you think you have the need. The main reason for 
this wire is to charge the battery inside of the mouse, but the 
secondary feature of it is that while you are charging, you can also 
continue right back to the gaming with the simple click of a mini-USB 
plug being added to the front of the mouse. 

 

On top of that, 
there is some killer software that not only gives you full control of 
the G700s, but it also offers three usage profiles to either keep the 
mouse running full time to eliminate input lag, or you can set it 
completely opposite to extend the battery life as long as possible. 


 

I have said way too
 much already, but also hopefully enough to keep you interested and 
looking deeper into what the Logitech G700s is all about and why you 
should have one on your desk. I know it won't be leaving mine any time 
soon.

 
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Analogix Semiconductor SlimPort Cable (HDMI Adapter) 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

To tell you the 
truth, Analogix Semiconductor aren't a company I know off-by-heart, but 
judging from this first review of one of their products, I'll remember 
them for quite sometime to come. 

 

My first contact 
from the company had some cables being sent to me, and days later our 
own Managing Director, Cameron, posted an article covering the SlimPort 
Summit 2013 in Shanghai, asking '<a 
href="http://www.tweaktown.com/news/30434/slimport-summit-2013-coverage-what-is-slimport-/index.html"
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SlimPort?</a>'. His article covers pretty much what
 an introduction might cover, so you might want to check that out. 


 

For a quick 
introduction, Analogix Semiconductor is a champion of high-performance 
mixed-signal semiconductors that enable HD everywhere. In layman's 
terms, they make cables that connect up to your smart device and allow 
you to plug them into your big-screen TV. 

 

 <h2>
First
 Look</h2>


 

Before I received 
the SlimPort cables, I seriously expected them to be bigger, but the 
SlimPort HDMI adapter, which is the one we'll be concentrating on today,
 is just so tiny. I'll be using the SlimPort HDMI Adapter on my trusty 
Nexus 4. 

 

The other set we 
have here to test today is a Samsung Galaxy S III and some MHL-based 
cables. Let's take a look at what we have here today. 

 

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 <h2>
Pricing
 and Availability</h2>


 

One of the 
downsides to Analogix's SlimPort adapters are their price. Amazon sell 
the SlimPort HDMI Adapter for $71.42, which is quite expensive. The next
 entry on Amazon's website when searching for "SlimPort" is the Skiva 
MHL-based HDMI Adapter, which sells for just $9.99. 

 

This is a huge 
difference in price, and something you'll need to consider. I think the 
SlimPort cables will eventually come down in price, especially if their 
technology becomes a standard in the future. Keep reading and you'll 
find out why I think that price is still justified.

 
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EVGA GeForce GTX 780 3GB SuperClocked Video Cards in SLI 
Overclocked 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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The other day we 
got a chance to check out the performance of the new <a 
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 a reference card and the EVGA SuperClocked version. Like most high-end 
NVIDIA setups, we found ourselves impressed with what the company 
offered. 

 

As always, once 
we've finished with the stock testing, we head on over to the 
overclocking side of things to see just how much performance we can get 
out of the model. The importance of overclocking on the new GTX 780 3GB,
 though, is even more serious than previous high-end models. 


 

The main reason we 
say that is because unlike previous new single high-end GPU models, 
NVIDIA currently have a model that is faster in the $999 GTX TITAN. What
 we discovered, though, when testing the <a 
href="http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/5502/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-3gb-video-card-review/index.html"
 target="_blank">reference GTX 780 3GB</a> from NVIDIA was that
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looked even better, though, was when we <a 
href="http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/5505/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-3gb-overclocked-closing-the-gap-on-the-gtx-titan/index.html"
 target="_blank">overclocked the GTX 780</a>. It was then we 
saw just how close we could get the two cards performing to each other. 
Something that's important considering the $350 price difference in 
favor of the GTX 780. 

 

Today we test 
overclocking when it comes to SLI and find out just how much performance
 we can get out of this $1300 setup.

 
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Western Digital Scorpio Blue (WD5000LPVT) 500GB HDD 
Review 
<h2>
Introduction</h2>


 

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Within the mobile 
computing market, hard drive manufacturers push the limits of what 
technology can offer. Packing all of the tech, and sometimes even more, 
found in larger 3.5" drives, into the small form factor 2.5" drives. 
Western Digital, at the forefront of the industry, has recently 
reinvented its Scorpio Blue lineup releasing a number of capacities 
featuring a 7mm Z-Height. 

 

Today I will be 
looking over the 500GB capacity or WD5000LPVT. Building on the "Blue" 
moniker, Western Digital has released the WD5000LPVT as a single platter
 design, offering low power consumption in the thin 7mm form factor. 
Right out of the gate the Scorpio Blue offers two distinct advantages 
over its SSD counterpart; those being capacity and price, but Western 
Digital did not stop there. 

 

They added 
SecurePark Technology to keep the recording heads off the platter when 
not in use. Additionally they have tightened up the power consumption 
figures for this new generation with just 1.4w being used during 
read/write operations. 

 

Within the last few
 years, the transition to Advanced Format drives has begun. The 
transition to Advanced Format allows hard drive manufacturers to produce
 higher density platters for this small form factor, and already we are 
beginning to see the benefits with 1TB being a mainstream offering for 
the mobile market. Additionally, HGST has claimed the largest storage 
capacity in the 2.5" form factor with its new 5K1500 1.5TB drive. 


 

<h2>
Specifications,
 Pricing and Availability</h2>


 

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The WD5000LPVT, 
part of the new generation of Scorpio Blue drives from Western Digital, 
utilizes the SATA 3Gb/s interface with a rotational speed of 5400 RPM. 
The drives cache is set at 8MB, with its formatted capacity listed as 
500,107MB or 488GB on a single platter design. 

 

The Scorpio Blue 
has always exceled in power consumption figures and the new WD5000LPVT 
is no different. Looking over the spec sheet, we find read/write 
operations are said to use just 1.4w, while idle operations are listed 
at 0.55w. Standby and sleep both share the same 0.13w. 

 

Newegg at the time 
of writing has the WD5000LPVT listed and in stock at $59.99 or 12 cents 
per GB. 

 

The WD5000LPVT 
comes as a bare drive and is covered under Western Digital's three year 
warranty.

 
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EVGA GeForce GTX 780 3GB SuperClocked Video Cards in 
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<h2>
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The other day we 
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ourselves impressed with what NVIDIA has offered for $649. While not 
cheap, against the $999 GTX TITAN, it looks strong with some excellent 
performance out of the box. 

 

Not only that, 
though, when we checked out the <a 
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gap between the GTX 780 3GB and more expensive GTX TITAN 6GB really 
become quite small, with times showing that both video cards perform 
almost identical in some areas. 

 

Today we'll be 
pairing the brand new EVGA GeForce GTX 780 3GB SuperClocked with the 
NVIDIA reference video card we've got on hand. Due to the fact that the 
EVGA comes with an overclock out of the box, we'll be increasing the 
core clock speed of the reference card to match that of the EVGA. 


 

Outside of the 
overclock, though, we can see from the introduction picture that the 
EVGA version of the GTX 780 is sporting with it a different cooler 
design. The reference cards' 80c temperature was a little warm for us 
and we're hoping today that the new cooling solution that EVGA has 
introduced will help lower those numbers, without the cost of added 
noise. 

 

 <h2>
Package</h2>


 

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On the front you 
can see the main details like the brand, model, and mention that it's 
the SuperClocked model, along with some of the key features. Turning the
 box over we get a bit more of a run down on some of the main features 
along with our first look at the card. 

 

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Moving in to the 
bundle you can see the typical paperwork and driver CD included. Along 
with that we've got a dual 6-pin PCIe to 8-pin PCIe power connector, 
along with a dual Molex to 6-pin PCIe power connector. Along with those 
two cables we've also got a DVI to VGA connector and a "Powered by EVGA"
 case sticker to round things off.

 
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If publishers want a
 case in point in how to build hype at an E3 reveal, Far Cry 3 is the 
perfect case. Ever since we first heard Vaas utter those now famous 
words, "Did I ever tell you the definition of insanity?", we have waited
 with baited breath. The video had action, intense gameplay and also 
psychological elements that sent the hype levels of the game through the
 roof. And so now 18 months later it's time to determine if the 
developers have delivered on the promise from that video and aside from a
 few quirks here and there and a poor ending to the story, the answer is
 a resounding yes. 

 

In Far Cry 3 you 
take control of Jason Brody, a young college kid with rich parents 
enjoying life to the max on an island paradise when things go awry. 
Jason and his friends are captured by pirates and the infamous Vaas. 
Taken for ransom from their wealthy parents, Jason manages to escape 
with his brother and from there the story becomes that you as Jason must
 rescue your friends, but also as you build acquaintances on the island,
 decide how you want the future to be for those people. There is a point
 where the story just becomes boring and formulaic unfortunately, but 
until then it's one of the best stories of this generation. 


 

As expected based 
on the first two games, Far Cry 3 puts you in a massive open world with 
side missions and main story to complete. One of the key facets of the 
title is exploration and the game significantly rewards you for 
exploring. Whilst there are scripted elements to some of the missions, 
sometimes it's just interesting to wander about the island and see what 
the enemy and other NPCs are doing. One example was we were closing in 
on an enemy kill, only to see a crocodile jump out of the water to take 
him alive. If someone else was to go to that exact spot, it may not 
happen because those sequences are not scripted. 

 

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In fact, Far Cry 3 
gives one of the best representations of a living breathing world in a 
video game to date. You can of course choose to main line the story if 
you wish, but that is to completely devalue the amount of effort that 
Ubisoft has not only put into the side missions, but also the world 
itself. You will miss a lot of the awesome areas of the island and some 
interesting, story building sequences as well. There is also a meta game
 within the game where you can hunt animals present throughout the world
 to improve Jason's overall abilities and weaponry. 

 

For example, if you
 get some shark skins, you can craft a new pouch which improves your 
inventory level - something which is a lot more interesting to do than 
just buy a new pouch. You can pick up leaves and plants to help you 
concoct medicine to heal Jason. At no real point in the game are you 
forced to buy things. For example, one area which encourages exploration
 is the local stores. If you manage to take over the local radio tower, 
the shops will give you free weapons as a reward whilst that tower is 
not held by the enemies. It's a really interesting mechanic that rewards
 exploration in a manner that is tangible rather than just 'let's see 
this entire island'. 

 

For the most part 
the missions are also enjoyable to play as well. There are over thirty 
campaign missions with quite a number more side missions to complete. To
 complete Far Cry 3 without doing side missions will take you about 10 
hours and so it is a fairly meaty game when you compare it to most 
releases. The game does contain fast travel once you have visited a 
location although sometimes it is better to just explore and see the 
world on offer. 

 

What Far Cry 3 
manages to achieve is a believable world. This island could be a real 
world thing (although it's not), and the developers have clearly put a 
lot of work into building a fantastic world for the game. It has the 
crazy professor and the tribal warriors to complete the mix. But what 
takes it to the next level is the various fauna milling about the place.
 You can be swimming quietly in the rivers or ocean and the next minute a
 shark or crocodile attacks. The first time this happens you will 
literally jump in your seat and it's generally over before it even 
starts. You can imagine this is how it happens in the real world as well
 with most victims attacked before they even know it's happening. 


 

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The design of the 
island also allows for some open world elements to creep into the 
campaign missions as well. Whilst you are somewhat restricted as to the 
zone you can move in during missions (we guess to not break the mission 
entirely), you are given leeway as to how you approach the mission. Go 
in guns blazing? Or snipe from the mountain side? Many different ways 
are available to generally complete each mission and it is this variety 
that keeps the game fresh to the end. 

 

On the PC at least,
 Far Cry 3 is a visual tour de force and one of the best games 
graphically we have ever played. If you have the hardware and video card
 to push this to the max you will see a visually stunning world with 
amazing graphics. Tone the graphics done a little and the game still 
shines even on older hardware, so it is clear Ubisoft has done its job 
in optimizing this game for fairly run of the mill systems as well. This
 is something that the original Far Cry game was criticised for not 
doing. 

 

The game also 
features a co-operative multiplayer portion for up to four players to 
take part in. It is set six months before the actual events of the 
single player campaign and so in many ways is its own story. Introducing
 co-operative into such an awesome, open world game is something that 
Ubisoft had to do to take this game to the next level. With a length of 
about six hours, you certainly get your money's worth even though it's 
not the main campaign. 

 

Far Cry 3 started 
out with a great E3 presentation that put the hype levels through the 
roof. Usually when this happens games significantly let us down, but in 
this case Ubisoft has delivered. No doubt they felt the pressure of such
 an awesome opening with Vaas and our main character, but instead of 
crumbling, they produced what is sure to be one of the best games of 
2012. 

 

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Hitman: Absolution Xbox 360 
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As a series Hitman 
has been quite successful and this is why it's puzzling that we are now 
only just getting the return of the game. Hitman Blood Money was one of 
the better games from the earliest times of this generation, but IO 
Interactive decided to put that to the side and come up with the new IP.
 

 

This game became 
Kane & Lynch which had middling success in both sales and critical 
format. So six years later we have the return of Agent 47 and it's not 
without changes. Absolution completely changes up the series in many 
ways and we still aren't sure if all the changes and decisions made were
 the right ones. 

 

Absolution picks up
 with Agent 47 being tasked to kill his agency handler Diana. She has 
gone rogue and has been selling secrets to enemies of the agency so his 
final contract becomes her. The agency has produced another agent from a
 child, Victoria with Diana on her deathbed asking 47 to protect her at 
all costs. This is what the story primarily revolves around; the 
protection of Victoria and escaping from the agency that 47 once called 
home. From the outset this shows just how much of a departure Absolution
 is to the regular format with previous games tasking 47 with contracts 
to fulfil for the agency. 

 

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In terms of the 
gameplay there are a lot of elements that have returned from previous 
games. On some of the missions you will be tasked with taking down a 
target and you can either choose to go in all guns blazing or make the 
death look like an accident with the latter not only scoring you more 
points, but generally being more satisfying to do as well. Hitman can be
 seen as a puzzle game - trying to concoct together various 
environmental elements such as leaking oil and a bullet to take out 
enemies unseen. 

 

This is only 
apparent on some of the levels. On many levels within the game there are
 no targets and instead it is 47's goal to reach another area to 
continue the story. As well as this there are times where the game takes
 control from you and performs kills in cut scenes. For a series which 
has focused so much on clean quiet kills from a gameplay perspective, to
 have this happen is frustrating. There are some sections in the game 
where quiet kills just cannot occur. 

 

This is where you 
will like this game or not. Whilst in the past each mission was one huge
 environment for 47 to traverse and come up with sneaky ways to take out
 the target, in this game you are instead tasked with basically getting 
from point a to point b. Hitman in many ways becomes a third person 
shooter with the amount of sandbox missions able to be counted on less 
than two hands. Given that there are 20 missions overall in the game, 
this is a bit disappointing. 

 

However, on those 
levels which do give you the freedom to explore and come up with various
 ways to take out the targets, the game absolutely shines. Previously 
seen at E3, the King of Chinatown level is one such example where there 
is many different ways to take out the target such as poisoning fish or 
blowing up a car. And it is these missions that you will revisit over 
and over again to try and come up with different ways to end the mission
 without being seen. 

 

As well as the 
actual targets each mission contains a number of challenges to complete.
 Sometimes these challenges are to take out the targets in various 
different ways whilst other times it can be tasks such as finishing the 
mission only using 47's suit. Given that you very often traverse areas 
where you should not be, doing this is harder than it sounds. 


 

Many of the 
elements we have seen in previous titles have again come back. You can 
still take the disguises of other characters although this is a bit 
harder than last time around. 

 

Enemies will spot 
that you are not one of them quite easily and so it becomes a case of 
still having to focus on stealth even when blended in. To aid with this,
 47 now has an instinct ability which allows you to see enemies through 
walls and walk near enemies in disguise without being spotted. You gain 
more instinct by performing quiet kills and tasks. 

 

One of the more 
frustrating elements of Absolution is the change from limited save games
 to checkpoints. Instead of being able to save at any point in the game 
(within a limited number), you now have to track down and find 
checkpoints in the level. They are generally off the beaten track and 
this can be very frustrating especially on the tougher levels. The 
checkpoints also do not get retained if you leave your game which we 
have no idea why IO Interactive decided that was a good idea. 


 

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The enemy AI 
generally revolves around them being able to determine you are 47 rather
 than actually being tough. When things go bad you generally can get out
 of a tight spot with your bullets except towards the end of the game 
where that type of tactic just gets impossible due to the weaponry they 
have. Once they spot you the game moves into a very Metal Gear like 
alarm system. At the highest level they hunt you and shoot on sight 
whilst if you can manage to hide long enough, they will give up and 
lower the alarm level. Of course the best way is to not be spotted at 
all and in general this is possible on every mission. 

 

On the visual and 
environmental side of things the game is generally impressive. Whilst 
there is quite a variety to the locations that you will visit during 
your time with the game, it is not as varied as it was in Blood Money 
with some locations being visited more than once. Some of the missions 
are quite large in size whilst others are almost corridors only. It goes
 without saying the larger missions are the ones where 47's abilities 
can really shine. One thing that is true is that in general IO 
Interactive has used the environments to the best of their abilities 
with 47 being able to perform numerous environmental based kills on his 
targets. 

 

Multiplayer comes 
in the form of contracts mode and in an ironic twist this system is much
 closer to that of the older games. You can either build or download 
contracts from other users and basically you are dropped into a world 
and have to kill targets silently to fulfil the contract. As you do so 
you gain money which can be used to upgrade your weaponry in 
multiplayer. This is an interesting take on multiplayer and we hope that
 users really embrace this system because it's entirely possible this 
could give the game a lot of legs. 

 

Hitman: Absolution 
is a game that made us think about how we review games in many ways. 
Should we review a game based on what the name is on the box, or what 
the content actually is. Of course the latter is the answer, but we 
can't help but feel that this is not the greatest Hitman game. It's 
significantly different to other Hitman titles, but it's also not a bad 
game. If you come into the game expecting Blood Money 2 you will be 
disappointed, but if you look past this you will find a competent Hitman
 game that has just enough elements of its predecessors to ensure you 
should play as 47 again. 

 

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Assassin's Creed III: Liberation PlayStation Vita 
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It's fair to say
 that whilst the Assassin's Creed II series of games were some of the 
most well received games this generation, the portable versions of the 
game haven't really set the gaming world on fire. Appearing only on the 
PSP (aside from the iOS games that were not 3D), the games focused on 
Altair, the original protagonist, rather than the very likeable Ezio. 


 

However, with 
the release of a new platform, the PS Vita, Ubisoft decided to give the 
portable space another crack with the AC series and have come out with 
mixed results. Liberation is not necessarily a bad game, but there are 
some areas which can be quite infuriating to play. 

 

Liberation for 
the first time introduces a female character as the main lead. You play 
as Aveline, the black daughter of a rich businessman in the 1700's. A 
result of infidelity, Aveline lives with her step mother and father in 
New Orleans as one of the wealthy and famous. However, Aveline wants to 
rid the world of slavery, especially for her people and sets about 
trying to bring down the tyranny which existed in the time. Set in the 
1700's, the game takes place during the same timeline as that of the 
main console game, and to get the most out of the story, you need to 
play both. 

 

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There are a few 
major changes for the franchise aside from the fact you now control a 
woman. The game introduces for the first time personas. Aveline has 
three; wealthy lady, slave and assassin. Depending on the persona 
(clothing) you are currently wearing will limit or improve the abilities
 Aveline has available to her. For example, in the wealthy dress, 
Aveline cannot climb buildings or walls whilst in the assassin clothing 
she will draw suspect looks from the guards right away. 

 

This is probably
 the most interesting change to the franchise because it means you often
 have to change your clothing to complete tasks. Having to change 
clothing to complete a task can be a tad tiresome (especially when it's 
not clear which clothing you should be wearing), but all the same the 
addition enhances the franchise. 

 

As well as the 
main city, you will also visit the bayou of New Orleans which gives you 
the opportunity to partake in tree climbing and jumping. Ripped directly
 from the console game with Connor you can at will climb trees and often
 have to when completing assassination tasks. The game controls well and
 it's very obvious when you can and cannot climb trees. The Bayou has a 
very Metal Gear Solid 3 feel to it - a large, lush jungle full of 
crocodiles and other animals that can hurt Aveline. The main difference 
being that Aveline does not need to eat animals to survive. 


 

The structure of
 the game takes on that of its console big brothers. The game includes 
nine sequences to complete which is a little on the short side and you 
will have this game down in around six to eight hours depending on how 
good you are at it. There is no difficulty setting so once you finish 
it, that's it really. 

 

There are a 
number of side tasks to complete and there is a meta game where you can 
control a shipping company to gain money, but really in the grand scheme
 of things, you can ignore these and easily complete the game. One of 
the interesting elements is that the story you get if you just play the 
main missions is not the actual story. To get the real ending you need 
to take out a particular hidden character in each sequence. 


 

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One of the 
biggest bugbears we have with the game is the PS Vita controls. The main
 controls themselves are fine, but when the developer is trying to shoe 
horn in the touch mechanics of the game, it just starts to break. For 
example, the game will at times ask you to put the Vita camera near a 
bright light. It took us a while to find a light that would give the 
Vita what it wanted, and there was no indication at all whether we were 
getting closer or not. 

 

There are also 
other sections of the game which use the back touchpad such as paddling a
 canoe. There is nothing wrong with trying to include Vita specific 
controls, but when they work like they do in Liberation (it's a lucky 
dip as to whether your motions will be picked up), it would have been 
best to leave them out. 

 

The environments
 that the game is set in are impressive for a handheld product. The city
 of New Orleans is beautifully represented by period buildings and the 
actual city itself is quite large, but nowhere near what you find in the
 console games of course. The split of the bayou and the city is an 
interesting feature with both environments having graphical problems as 
well as also some impressive sections. Voice acting on the system is 
impressive especially for a handheld and whilst the soundtrack can 
become repetitive, it suits the game and setting well. 

 

There is no 
doubt that Assassin's Creed III: Liberation is the most impressive 
handheld version of the series yet. Ubisoft has used some of Vita's 
power well, but also included some utterly frustrating mini games based 
on the touch and camera features. It is on the short side and that means
 it's not really suitable as something for a long distance trip, but for
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Generation Intel Core CPUs offers a distinct bridge between small form 
factor computers and powerful desktop gaming rigs giving users more 
choices than ever in mobile and desktop form factors, with improved 
performance and longer battery life. CYBERPOWERPC systems equipped with 
Intel 4th Gen. Core CPUs will range from Core i5 to i7 offerings - each 
with a minimum 10% performance gain over previous 3rd Generation 
processors. On the mobile side, with the new 4th Gen. Processors, 
customers can expect the same performance gains and nearly double the 
battery life. 

 

CYBERPOWERPC will 
feature the new CPUs with the speedy and feature rich Z87 Express 
Chipset in its entire Zeus EVO Thunder series - a redesigned lineup of 
performance gaming PCs to satisfy the cravings of enthusiasts and 
gamers. The Zeus EVO Thunder will come in various forms offering both 
4th Gen. Core i5 and Core i7 K-series CPUs that are unlocked allowing 
you to crank performance up to 30% higher with CYBERPOWERPC's Venom 
Boost overclocking option. The new Zeus EVO Thunder series will also 
incorporate NVIDIA's new GTX 700 series GPUs for a performance packed 
combination that delivers benchmark shattering power. 

 

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The Zeus EVO 
Thunder receives a new armor befitting the God of gaming PCs. Customers 
can select from the new CFI Boreallight full-tower ATX case or the 
Corsair Obsidian 900D super-tower. These top of the line cases have the 
airflow, expandability, and extreme water cooling support for the PC 
enthusiasts that wants nothing but the absolute best. All Zeus EVO 
Thunder gaming PC powered by 4th Gen. Intel Coreâ„¢ CPUs will also 
feature CYBERPOWERPC's Advance Hydro II, which features the XSPC 
RayStorm CPU Block, redesigned AX radiator, and a powerful D5 pump in 
single pump (AX240), or dual pump (AX360) setup for maximum thermal 
dissipation. 

 

In addition to the 
Zeus EVO Thunder, CYBERPOWERPC's Fang III series, Gamer Xtreme series, 
and others will receive the 4th Generation Intel Coreâ„¢ CPU and Z87 
Express Chipset upgrade. 

 

New 
CYBERPOWERPC FANGbook EVO Notebook Series Based on 4th Gen. Intel 
CPUs 

 

The award winning 
CYBERPOWERPC FANGbook gaming notebook has evolved into a mobile game 
station - a powerhouse equipped with the 4th Gen. Intel Coreâ„¢ mobile 
processor and new NVIDIA GTX 700 series mobile graphics. The new 
FANGbook EVO lets you game and multitask like never before with a 
revised set of hardware that provides desktop-like power. 


 

Mobile PC gamers 
want longer battery life without sacrificing performance. The new 
FANGbook EVO will feature a similar aggressive and stylish design with 
several notable improvements including a new CPU and chipset along with 
more power efficient GPUs from NVIDIA featuring its Optimus technology 
that automatically optimizes battery life and GPU performance. 


 

With the 
fourth-generation core, CYBERPOWERPC's FANGbook EVO gaming notebook will
 see a greater improvement in battery life depending on the applications
 and display settings. The FANGbook EVO series will come in three 
configurations - the EVO HX7-100, 200, and 300. 

 

All CYBERPOWERPC 
gaming systems can be customized with a number of performance hardware 
and components such as solid state drives, blu-ray drives, performance 
gaming memory, gaming peripherals, business and productivity software, 
and more at the company's website, <a 
href="http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com</a>. 
 

All CYBERPOWERPC 
systems are assembled and supported in the USA. Every system is 
meticulously built including precise cable routing to ensure optimal 
airflow and a clean aesthetic appearance. CYBERPOWERPC loads every 
system with Microsoft Windows 8 for an enhanced gaming and multimedia 
experience. All CYBERPOWERPC desktop gaming systems include an 
industry-best 3-year limited warranty and 1-year warranty on notebook 
systems. 

 

Desktop gaming 
systems based on 4th Generation Intel Core processors start at $559. The
 FANGbook EVO gaming notebook start at $ 1399

 
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ORIGIN PC Launches New EON 17-S and EON15-S High-Performance 
Laptops 
Miami, FL - June 2, 
2012, 12:01AM Eastern - ORIGIN PC announced today the 
availability of their next generation award-winning EON17-S and EON15-S 
high-performance laptops. Featuring an exclusive updated top-panel 
laptop design, Intel 4th generation mobile processors, Dual mSATA 
storage drives with RAID support, next generation NVIDIA GeForce GTX 
700M series and support for the new NVIDIA Quadro K1000M graphics cards,
 the EON17-S and EON15-S offers breakthrough next generation mobile 
technology for gamers, artists, enthusiastsand professionals. ORIGIN PC 
is offering their exclusive top-panel laptop design as a standard option
 in red, black, silver and custom air-brushed, or the option of a 
traditional top-panel free of charge. 

 

High Res images and
 video: 

 

<iframe 
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frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> 

 

ORIGIN PC's EON17-S
 and EON15-S Laptops Feature: 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>Exclusive Updated ORIGIN PC 
Top-Panel Design: First shown at CES 2012, the exclusive 
new ORIGIN PC top-panel has an updated look, but still offers the 
unique, eye-catching and aggressive design exclusively to ORIGIN PC. The
 updated top-panel laptop design will be available as a standard option 
in black, red, silver, or your choice of custom paint.</li>

<li>Customizable
 Backlit Keyboard and Touchpad: With three lighting zones
 and seven beautiful color options, you can customize your laptop 
backlit keyboard to match any color style you want, including the new 
exclusive backlit ORIGIN PC branded touch-pad.</li>

<li>Intel
 4th Generation Mobile Processors: Stay up to date with 
the latest Intel 4th generation mobile processors providing up to a 15% 
CPU performance increase overlast generation and increased power 
efficiency for a longer lasting battery life.</li>

<li>Up
 to 5 storage options: For the first time in an ORIGIN PC
 laptop, you now have the option for having Dual mSATA and Dual HDD/SSD 
storage drives in independent RAID configurations plus an additional 
storage option with the optical bay hard drive caddy for a total of 5 
storage drives inside a single laptop!</li>

<li>NVIDIA
 GeForceGTX 780M, 770M, 765M Graphics and QUADRO K1000M 
Graphics: NVIDIA's next generation and most powerful GTX 
and QUADRO mobile graphics cards that run allof the latest AAA games and
 applications with stunning detail and high resolutions and offers up to
 a 25% mobile GPU performance increase over its predecessor. </li>

<li>ORIGIN
 PC CPU + GPU Professional Overclocking : Let our 
overclocking experts take your system to an even higher level of 
performance with our CPU (available soon for the EON17-S only) and 
GPUoverclocking backed by our industry leading service and support. 
</li>

<li>Free
 Lifetime24/7 Support: Every ORIGIN PC comeswith industry
 leading Lifetime 24/7 Support based in the United States.</li>


 

</ul>


 

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The EON15-S is 
Fully Customizable starting at $1722 and the EON17-S is Fully 
Customizable starting at $1784. 

 

ORIGIN PC has also 
launched Intel's 4th generation processors and NVIDIA 700 series 
graphics cards in their award winning desktops announced in separate 
press releases. 

 

"ORIGIN PC is 
thrilled to launch our brand new EON17-S and EON15-S laptops with the 
latest next-generation technology from Intel and NVIDIA. This is the 
best time to upgrade to an award winning ORIGIN EON laptop," said Kevin 
Wasielewski ORIGIN PC CEO and co-founder. "With the latest next 
generation technology, a customizable backlit keyboard/touchpad, Dual 
mSATA and Dual HDD/SSD support in RAID andour updated exclusive ORIGIN 
top-panel design, our new EON laptops truly offer acomplete next 
generation mobile gaming experience!" 

 

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All ORIGIN PC 
systems come with free lifetime 24/7 phone and online service based in 
the United States. Each customer has a dedicated support teamand free 
lifetime labor for upgrade needs. ORIGIN PC's Evolve Upgrade Program 
allows customers to purchase a customPC now, and trade in their parts 
when they want to upgrade. Every ORIGIN PC features a 1 to 3 year 
freepart replacement warranty combined with the best in class 
integration, quality testing and support.

 
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ORIGIN PC Launches Intel 4th Generation 
Processors 
Miami, FL, June 
2nd, 12:01 A.M. EST - ORIGIN PC announces the 
availability of new Intel Core 4th generation processors to their line 
of award-winning GENESIS, MILLENNIUM, and CHRONOS desktops and EON 
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the power to game, create, work and inspire like never before with 
Intel's latest Core processors. The new Intel Core 4th generation 
processors raise the bar in multi-core processing technology with a 15% 
CPU performance increase over last generation, low power consumption to 
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data safe and secure. ORIGIN PC will also be including a free digital 
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Intel
 Core 4th Generation Processors from ORIGIN PC 
Feature: <ul 
class='content_67'> 
<li>Increased 
Performance - Up to a 15% CPU performance increase for 
improved productivity, 2x faster application load up time than previous 
generations, and higher overclocking 
flexibility.</li>
 
<li>Intel HD 
Graphics-Enhanced 3-D performance for an immersive gaming
 experience on any ORIGIN PC gaming system. Can support Ultra HD (4K) 
video playback and up to three Ultra HD (4K) displays with built-in 
DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI and DVI 
support.</li>
 
<li>Enhanced 
Security -Detects and defends your system against 
malicious malware, helps protect against theft or loss of data and 
provides additional secure access to your favorite online 
services.</li>
 
<li>Power 
Efficient - Improved low power CPU efficiency over 
previous generation with a 20x reduction in idle power 
draw.</li>
 
<li>Professional ORIGIN PC
 Overclocking: Get the most performance out of your 
system by allowing ORIGIN PC's award winning system integrators to 
professionally overclock your supported 
CPU.</li>
 
<li>FREE Lifetime 24/7 
Support: Every ORIGIN PC comes with industry leading 
Lifetime 24/7 Support based in the United 
States</li>
 </ul>


"ORIGIN PC is 
thrilled to be an official launch partner of Intel and we're really 
excited to include their latest 4th generation processors inside our 
award-winning systems" says Kevin Wasielewski, CEO/Co-Founder of ORIGIN 
PC. "The incredible speed, increase in performance and stunning Ultra HD
 4K video playback on Intel's 4thgeneration Haswell processors really 
shows a whole new level of processing power inside all of our ORIGIN 
desktops and laptops." 

 

"Intel's 4th 
generation Core processors are the perfect ingredient for delivering 
uncompromising power and performance inside of ORIGIN PC's award-winning
 systems" said Brent McCray, Worldwide Enthusiast Marketing Manager of 
Intel. "ORIGIN PC continues to be a key launch partner of Intel and 
we're excited to have our latest 4th generation processors available to 
power their custom high-performance desktops andlaptops." 
 For more information on ORIGIN's award winning desktops and 
laptops, please visit <a href="http://www.originpc.com" 
target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.originpc.com</a>

 
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Razer Introduces the Blade Pro-Designed For Work and For 
Play 
SAN FRANCISCO - May 30, 
2013 - Razer, the world leader in high-performance gaming
 hardware, software and systems, today announced the Blade Pro, the 
latest evolution of its award-winning 17-inch gaming laptop. Powered by a
 future 4th gen Intel Core processor, next generation NVIDIA GeForce GTX
 765M graphics and groundbreaking storage performance, the new Blade Pro
 is faster and more powerful than ever before. 
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"With the Razer 
Blade Pro, we've designed a gaming laptop for work and for 
play-appealing to on-the-go hardcore gamers, game developers, creative 
artists and aspiring video professionals," says Min-Liang Tan, Razer 
co-founder, CEO and creative director. "The Razer Blade Pro can 
flawlessly run the most popular creative software applications, and is 
powerful enough to run the most graphically intensive games on the 
market today." Razer's designers and engineers 
refined every inner component to increase performance, while staying 
true to portability. At 0.88 inches thin and weighing 6.5 pounds, the 
Blade Pro is the most portable 17-inch gaming laptop in its class. Every
 detail is sleek, slim and light, all the way down to the compact power 
supply, making the Blade Pro the best choice for gaming performance and 
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The Blade Pro, the 
third iteration of Razer's ground-breaking, ultra-portable laptop, 
features a 47-watt Intel chip, 10 watts more than the last 17-inch Razer
 Blade and the most powerful CPU ever fitted into a Razer system for 
increased professional performance. The latest NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M 
GPU is also included. All of this is packed into the thinnest and 
lightest form factor in the 17-inch laptop class. The Blade Pro comes 
with Dolby Home Theatre v4, featuring immersive audio quality that is 
custom-tuned to each Razer laptop to deliver a cinematic sound 
experience. All of this is topped-off with gaming-grade peripherals 
built right in, such as Razer Synapse 2.0, a fully programmable 
anti-ghosting keyboard with adjustable backlight and an ultra-sensitive 
track pad. "Innovation is happening across the PC 
industry, and what Razer has done with the Blade Pro is groundbreaking,"
 says Navin Shenoy, vice president and general manager of Intel's Mobile
 Client Platforms. "Utilizing a future 4th gen Intel Core processor, the
 Razer Blade Pro delivers top-class gaming and professional performance 
in a very portable form factor." 

 

"The Razer Blade 
Pro packs extreme performance in an ultra-portable form factor," says 
Rene Haas, vice president and general manager of notebook GPUs at 
NVIDIA. "Thanks in part to the performance-per-watt efficiency of the 
new NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPUs, the new Razer Blade Pro is incredibly thin 
for a 17-inch gaming laptop." <div 
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At the heart of the
 Blade Pro is a full-HD 17-inch LED display linked in combination with 
the Switchblade User Interface (SBUI), allowing users to take advantage 
of tools and creative possibilities at their fingertips. Driven by 10 
dynamic adaptive tactile keys, a revolutionary LCD track pad and 
professional-grade and game apps, users can work harder and play harder.
 Razer's SBUI now includes several new, professional-grade apps and a 
wide array of new tools available at no charge, including programs like 
Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Pro, Maya, GIMP and more. 
 The Razer Blade Pro also features 8 GB of fast 1600 MHz DDR3L 
memory and now comes standard with 128 GB of total solid-stage storage, 
with optional 256 GB and 512 GB SSDs. With solid-state storage 
technology, gamers will now experience up to four-times the performance 
of a traditional 5400-rpm notebook hard drive. 

 

Razer is also 
offering a new creative professional pricing program, allowing design 
students, game developers, development staff, Kickstarter partners and 
others to purchase Razer products, including the Blade Pro, at special 
prices. Selected developers and partners are now listed at <a 
href="http://www.razerzone.com/creativepro" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.razerzone.com/creativepro</a>. Those 
not listed are encouraged to fill out an application on the page for a 
chance to be included in the program. The Blade Pro 
will be available for pre-order June 3. For more information, go to 
<a href="http://www.razerzone.com/bladepro" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.razerzone.com/bladepro</a>. Price: Starts
 at $2,299 
 Availability: Razerzone.com - Pre-Order
 June 3 United States and Canada 
 Product features: 
 <ul class='content_67'> 
<li>Future 4th 
gen Intel Core processor (formerly codename 
'Haswell')</li>
 
<li>8 GB DDR3L (2 x 4 GB 
1600MHz)</li>
 
<li>NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M (2 GB 
GDDR5) & Intel HD4600</li>
 
<li>Windows 8 64 
Bit</li>
 
<li>128 GB SSD, with optional 256/512 GB 
SSD (mSATA)</li>
 
<li>Qualcomm Killer NIC N1202 
(802.11a/b/g/n + Bluetooth 4.0)</li>
 
<li>17.3-in. 
Full HD 16:9 Ratio, 1920 x 1080, with LED 
backlight</li>
 
<li>Stereo 2.0 
speakers</li>
 
<li>3.5 mm audio microphone/headphone
 combo jack</li>
 
<li>HD Webcam (front-facing, 2.0 
MP)</li>
 
<li>Array 
microphones</li>
 
<li>(3x) USB 3.0 port 
(SuperSpeed)</li>
 
<li>Codec supports 7.1 (via HDMI 
1.4)</li>
 
<li>Dolby Home Theater 
v4</li>
 
<li>Razer Anti-Ghosting Keyboard (with 
adjustable backlight)</li>
 
<li>Razer Switchblade 
User Interface</li>
 
<li>Razer Synapse 2.0 
Enabled</li>
 
<li>Built-in 74 Wh Rechargeable 
lithium ion polymer battery</li>
 
<li>Kensington 
Lock</li>
 
<li>16.8 in. / 427 mm (Width) x 0.88 in. /
 22.4 mm (Height) x 10.9 in. / 277 mm 
(Depth)</li>
 
<li>6.58 lbs. / 2.98 
kg</li>
 </ul>
 For more 
information about the Razer Blade Pro, please visit <a 
href="http://www.razerzone.com/bladepro" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.razerzone.com/bladepro</a>.
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World's Top Overclockers to Compete at Computex OC Main Event 
Sponsored by Corsair 
FREMONT, 
California - May 30, 2013 - Corsair, a worldwide designer
 of high-performÂÂÂÂÂÂance components to the PC hardware market, 
is teaming up with Intel to host the Computex OC Main Event on June 3rd 
in Taipei, Taiwan. The event will bring the world's best overclockers 
together to compete in setting the first speed records with 4th 
generation Intel Core processors and Corsair's soon-to-be-announced new 
line of highly overclockable memory. 

 

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Overclocking is a 
way of boosting the computer performance by increasing the clock 
frequency settings of components such as the CPU, memory, and 
motherboards. Popular with PC enthusiasts, overclocking has grown from 
being a hobby to a professional technical sport with competitions held 
in countries around the world. 

 

At this year's 
Computex OC Main Event, elite overclockers from around the world will be
 vying for $20,000 USD in cash prizes. Competitors at the event will 
include some of the finest overclockers in the world including 8-Pack, 
Andre, Coldest, Coolice, Der8auer, Dinos22, Elmor, Hazzan, HiCookie, 
Lin222, lucky_n00b, Mad222, Nick Shih, Pt1t, Slamms, Smoke, Splave, 
tor_za, ZoLKoRn, and Zzolio. The live event broadcast by Overclocking-TV
 will be available at corsair.com/OCMainEvent on June 3rd from 13:00 - 
18:00 GMT +8. 

 

In addition to the 
overclocking competition, the event will feature presentations by Intel 
and Corsair, including a PC building master class and a demonstration of
 the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility. Attendees will also be among the 
first to see Corsair's new line of products that are designed for use 
with the 4th Generation Intel Core processor. 

 

"We are excited to 
be hosting the premier overclocking event of Computex 2013 with our 
friends at Intel," said Thi La, Senior VP and GM of Memory and 
Enthusiast Component Products at Corsair. "Together we'll be unleashing 
the world's top overclockers for the first time on the latest Intel 
processors and our new line of Corsair memory. With the sheer level of 
overclocking talent and the capabilities of the new hardware, I 
anticipate seeing groundbreaking levels of performance." 
 

"Our upcoming 4th 
Gen Intel Core processors will deliver amazing new levels of performance
 to the enthusiast community," said Zane Ball, Intel Vice President, 
Global Ecosystem Development. "We are excited to sponsor the world's top
 overclockers at this year's Computex OC Main Event." 

 

Time and Location: 


 

The Computex OC 
Main Event Marquee Restaurant & Lounge 1F., No. 
16-1, Sec. 5, Hsin-Yi Road Taipei, Taiwan, 
R.O.C. Monday, June 3rd, 13:00 - 18:00 GMT +8 

 

The event is 
invitation-only to members of the press and industry partners. For 
inquiries please visit the event registration page: <a 
href="http://ocmainevent.eventbrite.com" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://ocmainevent.eventbrite.com</a>. 


 

For coverage of the
 event visit corsair.com/OCMainEvent.

 
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Titan Launches Dragonfly CPU 
Coolers 
Taiwanese PC cooling company Titan 
expanded its Dragonfly line of low-noise CPU coolers with two additions,
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 pictured in that order. Both coolers are built in the aluminum fin 
tower-type form-factors, with heat pipes fanning out throughout the 
stacks, rather than passing through its edges. This ensures a more 
uniform heat transfer to the stack. The two use exposed copper heat 
pipes that make direct contact with the CPU. 

 

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Measuring 100 x 
71.4 x 150 mm, the Dragonfly 3 uses three heat pipes, and a 95 mm 
PWM-controlled fan to ventilate its fin-stack. The fan has a wide speed 
range, spanning from 210 to 2,100 RPM, with noise levels as low as 5 
dBA, and as high as 28.6 dBA. The Dragonfly 4, on the other hand, 
measures 120 x 71.4 x 160 mm, uses four heat pipes, and a larger 120 mm 
fan that spins at 150 to 1,500 RPM, with noise levels under 5 dBA at its
 lowest operational speed, and 28.6 dBA at its highest. Both coolers 
support modern CPU socket types, including LGA115x, LGA775, LGA1366, 
LGA2011, AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2, and FM2/FM1. The company didn't release 
pricing or availability information.

 
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G.SKILL To Announce Brand New Gaming Gear at Computex 
2013 
G.SKILL International Co. Ltd., the 
worldwide leading high performance memory designer and manufacturer, 
will be making a strong entrance in the field of PC gaming peripherals 
with newly engineered gaming headsets. 

 

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G.SKILL will be 
debuting gaming headsets with various industry-first features; it is 
built to provide gamers with enhanced competitiveness and unique gaming 
experiences. Along with G.SKILL's persistence on creating products of 
the highest quality and cutting-edge designs, the new headsets are set 
to satisfy all kinds of gaming needs. Detailed specifications and 
pricing will be released after the debut.

 
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Cooler Master PSUs are 
Haswell-Ready 
As with many new product 
launches of this scale, there has been a bit of misinformation spread 
regarding the recently launched line of 4th Generation Intel processors 
codenamed Haswell. This has been centered on PSU compatibility with 
these processors. We would like to clarify the situation to calm and 
reassure our customers and partners that they will be able to upgrade 
safely. A full list of Cooler Master power supplies is listed below. 
Please refer to these quick facts that the public should be aware of. 


 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>Most power supplies 
don't support Haswell - False</li>

<li>I need a 
Haswell certified power supply to build a Haswell system - 
False</li>

<li>Haswell 
only works with DC-DC Power Supplies - False</li>

<li>Haswell 
only works with 80+ Gold and better Power Supplies - False</li>

<li>Haswell 
requires a second 12V rail and doesn't work with single rail Power 
Supplies - False</li>

<li>On some 
older power supplies, Haswell consumes 5W more in idle mode - 
True</li>


 

</ul>


 

Among other 
improvements of Intel's latest Core Processors, power consumption in 
idle mode has been greatly reduced from around 6W to less than 1W. This 
might cause some older power supplies to shut the system off when the 
CPU enters idle mode, or prevent the system from waking up out of sleep 
mode. To our knowledge all mainboard vendors will disable this advanced 
power saving mode by default, and no customer upgrading to Haswell 
should experience any issues whatsoever. 

 

Nevertheless, 
should customers experience problems or would like to enable the 
advanced power saving mode on older power supplies that might not 
support it, there is a simple fix. Simply add a single silent case fan 
to the system and connect it to the power supply. It should provide 
enough additional load to keep the system running in an advanced power 
saving mode. 

 

The only 
disadvantage would be that power savings in idle mode on such a system 
would only amount to around 2-3W instead of ~5W. 

 

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Seagate Technology today announced the 
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Engineered to 
deliver superior performance and operation in three key areas of 
importance to manufacturers- high capacity and streaming capability, 
reliability and acoustics- the Video 3.5 HDD is ideal for satellite and 
cable providers and surveillance system builders. Featuring capacities 
up to 4TB, the drive supports up to 16 simultaneous HD streams or 20 
standard-definition streams as well as 24x7 operation capabilities 
making it ideal for video content applications. 

 

"Leveraging 
Seagate's 10 years of experience understanding the requirements of the 
video market, we've combined our knowledge on heat, acoustics and power 
to deliver what we believe to be the most reliable DVR drive in the 
world," said Scott Horn, Seagate vice president of marketing. "Our 
commitment to deliver a drive with unrivaled reliability ensures the 
safekeeping of consumers' content as well as keeping DVRs, STBs, and 
surveillance systems in the field longer." 

 

Featuring 
industry-leading reliability, the Video 3.5 HDD has a 0.55 percent 
annual failure rate enabling product to be kept in the field longer 
while reducing the cost of field deployment and maintaining customer 
retention- making it ideal for manufacturers who need reliable product 
with long lifespans. The drive is engineered for low power consumption 
and heat emissions allowing solution providers greater design 
flexibility. 

 

"We congratulate 
Seagate on its newest innovation," said Mark Jackson, president of 
EchoStar Technologies, one of the top DVR manufacturers for the 
satellite market in North America. "Seagate is a leader in the dedicated
 video HDD space, delivering top-of-the-line products that help us bring
 customers the most advanced and reliable DVRs in the industry." 


 

The living-room 
environment requires superior acoustic management to limit audible 
distractions during operation of DVRs and STBs and the Video 3.5 HDD 
enables designers to build the quietest home entertainment systems 
possible. Boasting near silent acoustics, the drive operates below the 
range of audible sound for the human ear at just 2.3 decibels providing 
optimized acoustics for home entertainment components - crucial for 
consumer electronics and video applications. 

 

For more 
information on the Seagate Video 3.5 HDD please visit <a 
href='http://www.seagate.com/internal-hard-drives/consumer-electronics/video-3-5-hdd/?cmpid=friendly-_-video-hdd-us'
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Origin PC Offers GTX 780-equipped PCs with Cyanogenic Liquid 
Cooling 
ORIGIN PC is the first to begin 
offering their innovative CRYOGENIC liquid-cooling solution for NVIDIA's
 latest GeForce GTX 780 graphics card in SLI to their line of 
award-winning GENESIS desktops starting today. Engineered for maximum 
performance, the award winning ORIGIN PC CRYOGENIC custom liquid cooling
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The advanced 
cooling power of the ORIGIN PC CRYOGENIC system allows for optimal 
temperatures when overclocking and offers a unique air and liquid 
cooling option designed to keep you running cool even at peak 
performance during intense gaming sessions.

 
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More Value Added to ADATA's DashDrive 
Series 
Taipei, Taiwan - May 
23, 2013 - ADATA Technology, a leading manufacturer of 
high-performance DRAM modules and NAND Flash application products, has 
launched a new DashDrive UV150 USB Flash drive, a value-priced USB 3.0 
solution with an attractive pearlescent exterior. 

 

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The sleek contour 
of the UV150 makes the drive as easy in the hand as it is on the eyes, 
and the USB connector cap snaps in cleanly in the rear of the drive to 
prevent cap loss. A broad lanyard slot at the base of the drive allows 
for use with a wider range of carrying straps than is often seen in USB 
Flash drives. These factors, combined with a weight of only 9g (0.3oz), 
make the UV150 an essential accessory in today's world of value-driven 
digital mobility Read transfer speed reaches 90 MB per seconds, provided
 the needed performance for the most common data storage needs. 


 

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Purchasers of the 
UV150 can also take full advantage of ADATA's free and proprietary 
value-add software, including UFDtoGO, OStoGO and the latest Norton 
Internet Security 2013 (60-day trial). The DashDrive UV150 is backed by a
 lifetime product warranty. 

 

The DashDrive 
UV150 is available in colors of glossy black and scarlet. Capacities are
 8, 16, and 32 gigabytes. 

 

Availability For
 more information about UV150, see the website at <a 
href="http://www.adata-group.com/index.php?action=product_feature&cid=1&piid=214"
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CYBERPOWERPC Releases the Zeus EVO Storm Series -- Enthusiast 
Performance at its finest powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 
780 
CITY of INDUSTRY, CA (May 
23, 2013) - CyberPower Inc. <a 
href="http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com" target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com</a>, a global 
manufacturer of custom gaming PCs, today unleashes the Zeus EVO Storm, a
 series of performance desktop gaming PCs based on NVIDIA's new GeForce 
GTX 780 extreme performance GPU. <div 
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CYBERPOWERPC gaming
 systems powered by the new GeForce GTX 780 GPU will allow users to ding
 their gaming rivals without putting a dent in their wallet. The new GPU
 delivers the ultimate combination of performance, efficiency, control, 
power savings, and acoustics that PC gamers and enthusiasts demand. 


 

Beginning May 23th,
 CYBERPOWERPC customers can configure their new gaming PC with the 
GeForce GTX 780 as an upgrade option across the entirety of its Fang 
III, Zeus EVO, Gamer Xtreme series and more. The powerful NVIDIA GTX 780
 series will be the favored weapon on the new Zeus EVO Storm series - a 
lineup of enthusiast class systems featuring the latest and greatest 
extreme edition processors from Intel and graphics by NVIDIA. 
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The Zeus EVO Storm 
delivers the best graphics performance by utilizing the X79 chipset from
 Intel with high-speed PCIe x16 lanes for full bus-speeds in single and 
multi-GPU setups. Users will benefit from the performance gains with 
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 in SLI, 3-Way SLI, and even Quad-SLI 
configurations. 

 

The Zeus EVO Storm 
incorporates the Advance Hydro II liquid cooling kit that combines the 
new XSPC RayStorm CPU block, redesigned AX radiators that provide a 
greater surface area, and high-performance D5 pumps in single or dual 
pump setups to provide unparalleled cooling power. The new GeForce GTX 
780 can be optionally liquid cooled for even lower noise output and 
greater thermal headroom. The all new 
Zeus EVO Storm series start around $1499. 
 

CYBERPOWERPC 
systems based on the GeForce GTX 780 offer all the premium features 
gamer expect such as 4-Way NVIDIA SLI technology to intelligently scale 
graphics performance by combining multiple NVIDIA GeForce GPUs on a 
single motherboard as well as NVIDIA TXAA and NVIDIA PhysX technologies 
combine to provide the refined image quality on all gaming titles. Users
 upgrading to the new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 GPU can expect a minimum of
 25% performance gain over previous generation GTX 680. 
 The new GeForce GTX 780 powered systems are also NVIDIA 3D 
Vision and Surround ready. Support for NVIDIA 3D Vision brings a fully 
immersive stereoscopic 3D experience to the PC and transforms hundreds 
of PC games into an immersive 3D experience. It also enables streaming 
of 3D movies and 3D digital photographs from 3DVisionLive.com in 
crystal-clear quality. The Vision Surround feature provides support for 
gaming across three displays in full stereoscopic 3D with one single GPU
 for the ultimate "inside the game" experience. NVIDIA surround also 
supports triple-screen gaming with non-3D Vision monitors. 


 

Users can tweak 
their CYBERPOWERPC system with GPU Boost 2.0 Technology, which allows 
for smart monitoring of clock speed to ensure that GPUs run at its peak 
and games at the highest frame rate possible. It also offers new levels 
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equipped gaming systems can be customized with a number of performance 
hardware and component upgrades such as liquid cooling, solid state 
drives, blu-ray drives, premium sound cards, performance gaming memory, 
gaming peripherals, business productivity software, and more at the 
company's website, <a href="http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com" 
target="_blank" 
rel="nofollow">http://www.CYBERPOWERPC.com</a>. All 
systems are housed in gaming chassis from top-tier manufacturers that 
are designed to provide ample features and intelligent functionality 
with a strong emphasis on advanced cooling, silent performance and 
extreme airflow. All CYBERPOWERPC systems are assembled and supported in
 the USA. CYBERPOWERPC loads every system with Microsoft Windows 8 for 
an enhanced gaming and multimedia experience. All CYBERPOWERPC gaming 
PCs include an industry best 3-year limited warranty.

 
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Apotop to Showcase Thunderbolt SSDs & Expanded Line of 
Wireless Storage Devices at COMPUTEX 
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May 23, 2013, Taipei, 
Taiwan - Apotop, a provider of memory, storage, and 
mobile products and accessories, will showcase its newest line of 
wireless storage products for mobile devices, a line of Thunderbolt 
products, including external SSDs and docking stations, Apple 
peripherals and memory products at COMPUTEX Taipei 2013. Apotop invites 
all attendees to visit their booth (# I0802 Nangang Exhibition Hall 1F) 
and get a hands-on experience with the latest product offerings. 


 

Thunderbolt
 Connectivity At Apotop's booth, visitors can 
take a look at Apotop's developing Thunderbolt line, which includes 
docking stations and external SSDs. The docking stations have HDMI, USB 
3.0 and Thunderbolt connections which to other devices such as printers,
 monitors, stereos and other storage device for fast data transfer. 


 

Wireless
 Storage Devices Apotop will be displaying the 
Wireless Storage Device Series, including the DW21 Wi-Copy which is the 
only portable product on the market that can transfer data from SD cards
 and USB flash drives right to Android and iOS devices as well as 
directly copy data between the SD card and USB flash drive. Besides 
being a wireless card reader, Wi-Copy also integrates the functions of a
 Wi-Fi router and power bank. More new feature rich additions to the 
Wireless Storage Device Series will also be shown. 

 

MacBook
 Storage Peripherals The MacBook Storage 
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the storage capacity of SSD equipped MacBooks, AP-U2 and SmartSuit. The 
AP-U2 is a mini-external drive of 32GB that sits flush in the USB port 
of the MacBook Air. The SmartSuit is a thin sleeve that can be easily 
slid into the SD card slot of a MacBook. - upgrading the internal 
storage. 

 

Memory
 / Storage Devices Apotop's memory products 
include a variety of flash memory devices such as SSDs, USB flash 
drives, SD/microSD cards and DRAM modules. 

 

For more 
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May 23, 
2013 Computex Taipei 2013, the largest annual 
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from June 4 to June 8 at the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall in Taipei. 
PQI, a global leader in wireless storage solutions, will be on the first
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will be on display - PQI Storage, PQI Air, PQI Power, PQI Audio, and PQI
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On the upcoming 
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 recent New York Times article pointed out the lack of "innovation" in 
the electronics industry of Taiwan; this is a huge and most challenging 
aspect for a company. For many years, PQI has been investing and 
combining resources within the corporate group, as well as more than 15 
R&D and manufacturing centers from around the world. PQI's 
persistence shall be rewarded at this exhibition with exceedingly high 
expectations! Industry Leading 
Technologies: 

 

PQI
 Connect is the Best Storage Solution for Smart Phones and Tablet 
Computers Dual Micro-USB and USB 
connectors 

 

The Connect 
features the PQI exclusive patented COB3.0 (Chip-on-Board 3.0) 
technology to enable the world's smallest storage solution for smart 
phones and tablet computers. Its "lightweight and thin" design is just 
the size of a penny but features both the micro-USB and USB dual 
connectors. Simply plug the micro-USB connector directly into the smart 
phone to transfer files without the need for additional cables. The file
 system is automatically categorized for syncing and sharing to Facebook
 with your photo, video, and music files. The USB connector can be 
directly to any USB port on the notebook or personal computer just as 
any USB thumb drive. The small design sits flush with the Ultrabook and 
MacBook Air to become one with the ultraportable devices. 
 PQI Thunder with Extreme 
Speeds Unmatched Capacity and 
Performance 

 

PQI Thunder 1 is 
the smallest bootable thumb drive in the industry. Its SSD controller 
technology supports USB3.0 and Windows 8 for high performance and low 
latency file access. 

 

PQI Thunder S501 is
 the Credit Card-Sized SSD with Upgraded Capacity. No more bulky SSD 
drives, the PQI Thunder S501 is a credit card-sized drive encased in 
metallic gold. It is a sophisticated and distinguished design offered up
 to 1TB capacity. The side-access USB3.0 connector is designed for the 
portability and convenience of an external SSD drive. It is reliable, 
shock-proof, and has low power consumption while operating. 
 PQI NFC (Near Field Communication) 
Thumb Drive Protects Your Most Secure 
Data 

 

This NFC-enabled 
thumb drive provides a deeper layer of protection for your personal 
information and industry trade secrets. Simply plug the thumb drive into
 a USB port and use an NFC-equipped smart phone in close proximity to 
engage the encryption mechanism and access files stored on the thumb 
drive. Your personal files are safeguarded from prying eyes with the 
highest level of protection. 
 PQI Air for a Wireless 
Lifestyle 

 

PQI's Air series 
features Wi-Fi technology to get rid of transfer cables for instant 
sharing and storage solutions. It features the "Communication-enabled 
expandable storage device" and "Communication-enabled card reader" 
technology patents to bring true wireless access to the products and 
consumer lifestyles. Power, 
Audio, Mobility to Diversify the Product Lineup
 

 

PQI will be 
expanding and diversifying the PQI Power, PQI Audio, and PQI Mobility 
brands into the agent markets starting in 2013. Portable, modern, 
simple, and practical products from millions of brands worldwide will be
 hand picked by PQI for the consumers. Brands to be showcased at this 
exhibition includes BlueAnt, Kross Precision, Mujjo, PhotoFast, 
Verbatim, @Muse, iKit, Joy Factory, Puregear, AproLink, PGL+, and 
Soundmatters. These are the global brands with leading products in 
protection, power, Bluetooth, and Hi-Fi stereo to fully complement your 
unique lifestyle. We welcome you to come to our booth and experience a 
new world of personal gadgets that will rock your senses!
 
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Velocity Micro announces desktops powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX
 780 
Richmond, VA - May 23, 
2013 - Velocity Micro, the premier builder of award 
winning enthusiast desktops, laptops, peripherals, and Cruz tablets 
announces the immediate availability of custom desktops powered by the 
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780. With 2,304 total cores and 3GB of GDDR5 memory, 
this bleeding-edge card offers Velocity Micro customers not only extreme
 performance, but improved thermals and acoustics and acoustics as well.
 The GTX 780 will be available on the Edge Z55, Raptor Z90, Raptor 
Signature Edition, and Overdrive PC BigBlock.GTX starting at $2,249. 


 

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"Since our first 
Editors' Choice award in 2002, we've seen PC hardware come a long way. 
NVIDIA has always led the way in that innovation," said Randy Copeland, 
President and CEO of Velocity Micro. "After spending a few days testing 
the GeForce GTX 780, all I can say is WOW - they've done it again. This 
is seriously fast hardware and a must have for enthusiasts." 


 

The Kepler-based 
GeForce GTX 780 is designed to be fast and powerful, pairing perfectly 
with the ultra-performance hardware and superior quality of a Velocity 
Micro desktop. Key selling features and enhancements of this innovative 
graphics card include: 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>2,304 total cores - 
50% more than its predecessor</li>

<li>3GB of 
GDDR5 memory</li>

<li>NVIDIA 
GPU Boost 2.0 technology for greater customization and overclocking 
options</li>

<li>GeForce 
Experience for one-click driver and settings optimization</li>

<li>NVIDIA 
PhysX and TXAA for smooth, sharp graphics</li>

<li>Improved 
thermals and acoustics to keep fan noise to a minimum</li>


 

</ul>


 

All Velocity Micro 
desktops are hand built and supported in the USA. To custom configure an
 award-winning desktop featuring a GeForce GTX 780 or any other home 
office, workstation, enthusiast, or gaming desktop, notebook, or 
All-in-one, visit VelocityMicro.com.

 
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ORIGIN PC Introduces A New Evolution in Gaming Performance with
 the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 
GPU 
May 23, 2013, 9:00 am EST,
 Miami, FL, - ORIGIN PC is thrilled to announce the 
launch of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 GPU to their award-winning desktops
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Experience for one-click driver and settings optimization, plus NVIDIA 
PhysX and TXAA for smooth, crisp graphics on any ORIGIN PC desktop 
system. 

 

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potential.</li>
 
<li>Connect up to 4 
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you can power up to 4 concurrent displays using two dual-link DVI, HDMI 
and Displayport 1.2 
ports.</li>
 
<li>NVIDIA SLI 
Ready - Supports Up To 4-WAY SLI Graphics 
Cards</li>
 
<li>Ultra HD 4k Resolution
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For more 
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rel="nofollow">http://www.originpc.com/landing/geforce-gtx-780/</a>
 

 

"NVIDIA continues 
to evolve their amazing Kepler architecture with the incredible 
performance and efficiency ofthe GeForce GTX 780", says Kevin 
Wasielewski, CEO/Co-Founder of ORIGIN PC. "I expect more and more gamers
 to evolve their gaming experience and choose an ORIGIN PC equipped with
 an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 over the PS4 and Xbox One. With backwards 
compatibility, gaming in 4K resolutions, a huge library of 
triple-A-quality free to play games, wireless PC game streaming from the
 NVIDIA SHIELD, and game changing Virtual Reality technology, it's 
becoming more and more obvious that PC gaming is the best gaming 
experience right now and that won't change even with next generation 
consoles launching." 

 

"ORIGIN PC shares 
our dedication and passion to PC gaming and builds some of the world's 
best custom high-performance PCs," said Scott Herkelman, general manager
 of the GeForce GPU business at NVIDIA. "We are very excited to see 
ORIGIN PC push the performance of our already insanely fast GeForce GTX 
780 GPU to a whole new level for their customers."

 
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OCZ Launches the Next Generation Vertex 450 Series Solid State 
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SAN JOSE, CA - May 23, 
2013 - OCZ Technology Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:OCZ), a leading
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devices and systems, today announced the release of the Vertex 450 SATA 
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"As one of the 
industry's most highly awarded SSD Series to date, the Vertex name has 
become synonymous with the latest and greatest in flash-based storage 
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Replacing the 
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performance of up to 90,000 IOPS, dramatically accelerating gaming, 
content creation, and multimedia applications, while driving an improved
 overall computing experience. 

 

With its powerful 
and feature-rich Barefoot 3 M10 Series controller, the Vertex 450 is 
fine-tuned to deliver high speed sequential transfers and consistent 
sustained performance over time, regardless if the data file formats are
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more responsive storage experience. The BF3 M10 controller is a 
derivative of the original product which adds AES-256 encryption and a 
power-optimized clock. This gives OCZ the ability to offer a power/cost 
optimized solution targeted for the mainstream market. With a priority 
on reliability and flash-optimized endurance, the Vertex 450 also 
features an advanced suite of flash management tools that analyze and 
dynamically adapt to increasing NAND vulnerabilities as flash cells 
wear, heightening data integrity over the long term. 

 

Vertex 450 SSDs 
feature an ultra-slim 7mm alloy housing for compatibility with the 
latest thin form factor notebooks, and come bundled with a 3.5-inch 
adapter bracket as well as Acronis True Image cloning software with 
Windows 8 support to easily transfer data from legacy hard drive 
storage. The Vertex 450 will be available in 128GB to 512GB capacities 
and is backed by a 3-year warranty.

 
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iBUYPOWER Announces Availability of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 in 
Gaming Desktops 
May 23, 2013 -
 City of Industry, CA - If you want the best graphics on 
the market, bar-none, we've got it. iBUYPOWER is 
excited to announce the availability of NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 780 
graphics cards in its performance gaming systems. Gaming performance 
from a GeForce GTX 780 is screen shredding, tearing apart frame rate 
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Packing 2,304 
shaders, 192 texture units, 3 GB of GDDR5, 1,502 MHz clock speed, and 
weighing in at 7.1 billion transistors, the GeForce GTX 780 spares 
nothing in terms of cutting-edge features. "We 
always stay on the forefront of performance, and equipping our systems 
with the latest graphics technologies allows us to give our customers 
the best possible experience," said Darren Su, Co-Founder and VP of 
iBUYPOWER. iBUYPOWER is the official gaming PC of 
Major League Gaming. NVIDIA's latest GeForce GTX 780 graphics cards are 
available right now in iBUYPOWER's award winning systems. Check out the 
new levels of performance here: 

 

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Rosewill Expands RPLC Powerline Networking 
Series 
Rosewill, the leading brand of PC 
Components and Peripherals and award-winning power supplies, computer 
cases, and gaming keyboards, is expanding its offering of powerline 
networking members due to the success of their RPLC-200KIT and 
RPLC-500KIT adapters. Joining Rosewill's growing family of wireless 
routers, switches, wireless adapters, network adapters, and powerline 
adapters, Rosewill is proud to present 3 additional members to join the 
line-up of networking products for all networking needs. 
 

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The RPLC-201KIT, a 
200Mbps Powerline AV mini Wall-Plug Adapter which utilizes HomePlug AV 
technology, RPLC-201PKIT, a 200Mbps Powerline AV Wall-Plug Adapter with 
pass-through, allows the expanding of high speed networks to multiple 
rooms through any home wall power outlet, and the RPLC-200PKIT AV+ 
Premium, command a 30% speed improvement over a standard AV200 
powerline. The RPLC-201KIT, RPLC-201PKIT, and RPLC-200PKIT Powerline 
adapters includes a Built-in Noise filter to reduce power interference 
and enhance data transmission quality, secures data with a 128-bit AES 
Encryption, and QoS support. The built-in QoS allows prioritization of 
services and ensure lag free use of VoIP, video streaming, media 
streaming, or online gaming. All units feature a power savings feature 
to power down and idle when not in use. 

 

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The RPLC powerline 
adapters' push button setup will secure your extended network and have 
it up and running within seconds with a simple push of a button on each 
pair. The mini size of the RPLC-201KIT is designed to save room for your
 limited power outlets and the pass-through feature of the RPLC-201PKIT 
and RPLC-200PKIT provides a one for one offer where it will take one 
power outlet and give one back. The RPLC Powerline adapters are the 
perfect solution for those looking to extend their network where 
wireless is weak, cannot reach, or have the ability to install extensive
 wiring of networking cables to expand high speed internet access for 
High-Definition media streaming, online gaming, and other bandwidth 
intensive applications. 

 

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For more 
information, visit the product pages of RPLC-201KIT, RPLC-201PKIT, and 
RPLC-200PKIT.

 
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EK Water Blocks Announces EK-SF3D Inflection Point EVO 
Evaporator 
EK Water Blocks, Ljubljana based 
premium water cooling gear manufacturer, is proud to introduce EK-SF3D 
Inflection Point EVO, company's second product from the line of liquid 
nitrogen (LN2) evaporation coolers for competitive overclockers. 


 

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EK-SF3D Inflection 
Point EVO is a high performance universal CPU liquid nitrogen 
evaporation cooler, the result of a joint venture between Petri 'SF3D' 
Korhonen, legendary overclocker and extreme evaporation cooler designer 
from Finland, and EK design & engineering team. The product is made 
of electrolytic grade nickel plated copper in order to provide the 
necessary mass to even out the temperature fluctuation. Excellent weight
 to surface area ratio ensures confident controll over temperatures. 
Precise and rapid response at any working temperature is what this 
product is all about - even when cooling the hottest CPUs on the market.
 Top extension is made from black anodized high quality aluminium alloy.
 

 

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title="ek_water_blocks_announces_ek_sf3d_inflection_point_evo_evaporator"></div>


 

The key feature 
that makes Inflection Point EVO evaporation cooler stand out from the 
pack is the new, socket specific revolutionary mounting system 
enclosure, making it easier for beginners to dive into the world of 
extreme overclocking while the veterans will surely appreciate the even 
clamping force. 

 

EK-SF3D
 Inflection Point EVO key features: 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>air-tight micro 
climate area inside the CPU evaporation cooler's hold-down 
enclosure</li>

<li>perfect 
mount every time you install the evaporation cooler</li>

<li>heating 
elements used to heat up the inside of the enclosure as well as the 
circuit board itself to keep the motherboard's VRM capacitors as warm as
 possible</li>

<li>fast 
remount turn-around - it takes less than a minute to swap out a CPU - 
perfect for binning the best CPU</li>

<li>improved 
contact surface fits Intel's concave IHS of the CPU pefectly thus 
further improving the performance of the unit</li>

<li>less 
insulation needed than with any other solution on the market.</li>


 

</ul>


 

The product is 
readily available for purchase through EK Webshop & Partner Reseller
 Network and comes with Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of 
149.95 euros incl. VAT. Each socket-specific mounting mechanism costs 
39.95 euros incl. VAT. At the moment only Intel LGA-115x variant is 
readily available for purchase while LGA-2011- and AMD variant will 
follow by mid June.

 
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AMD Amplifies the Mobile 
Experience 
AMD today launched three new 
additions to its 2013 A-Series and E-Series Mobile Accelerated 
Processing Unit (APU) lineup -- delivering solutions ideally positioned 
to address today's evolving PC market with dramatically increased 
performance and power efficiency, as well as a portfolio of unique user 
experiences, and superior gaming and graphics: 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>The 2013 AMD Elite 
Mobility APU (formerly codenamed "Temash") -- the world's first 28nm, 
quad-core x86 system-on-a-chip (SoC) APU designed for touch small 
form-factor notebooks, tablets, and hybrids 13-inches and 
below;</li>

<li>The 2013 
AMD Mainstream APU (formerly codenamed "Kabini") -- the first and only 
quad-core x86 SoC solution for entry-level and small-form factor touch 
notebooks;</li>

<li>New, low 
power versions of the 2013 AMD Elite Performance APU (formerly codenamed
 "Richland") -- offer the best graphics and compute in a performance APU
 for premium ultrathin notebooks.</li>


 

</ul>


 

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These new APUs are 
designed to effectively balance the needs of a wide range of new and 
traditional mobile PC users and are available beginning today from the 
world's top computer manufacturers, including products announced today 
from Acer and HP. 

 

"The client market 
has evolved -- with greater diversity in the types of mobile form 
factors and higher performance demands from the software -- and AMD is 
uniquely positioned to deliver the best processors to meet the needs of 
mobile device users today," said Lisa Su, senior vice president and 
general manager, Global Business Units at AMD. "As computing becomes 
more visual and the graphics processor can be leveraged to do other 
types of processing, our dedication to the software community and the 
APU architecture sets us apart from the competition and enables us to 
deliver the best user experience whether on a tablet, a hybrid device or
 a notebook." 

 

2013 
AMD Mobile APU Platform Details 

 

2013 
AMD Elite Mobility APU 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>World's first 28 nm,
 quad-core x86 SoC APU, delivers the best graphics experience of any SoC
 on the planet for touch small form-factor notebooks, tablets and 
hybrids, 13-inches and below, enabling a superior HD media experience 
and high-end gaming.</li>

<li>Available
 as AMD A-Series APUs, this new platform comes in dual (A4) and 
quad-core (A6) configurations, combining "Jaguar" x86 Central Processing
 Unit (CPU) cores with Graphics Core Next AMD RadeonT HD 8000 Series 
graphics.</li>

<li>Up to 172
 percent more CPU performance per watt and up to 212 percent better 
graphics performance per watt than its predecessor, and up to 12 hours 
of resting battery life.</li>

<li>Up to 45 
percent longer battery life and nearly five times more GPU performance 
than the competition.</li>

<li>Full 
support for 1080p touch display capability and full Microsoft Windows 
compatibility, including support for "Windows Blue."</li>


 

</ul>


 

2013 
AMD Mainstream APU 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>Best-in-class 
graphics and first-in-class x86 quad core SoC delivers the ideal balance
 between function and affordability for entry-level and small-form 
factor touch notebooks.</li>


 

Combine either two 
or four "Jaguar" x86 CPU cores with Graphics Core Next AMD Radeon HD 
8000 Series graphics, enabling stunning visual performance and all-day 
battery life6.

<li> Quad 
core 2013 Mainstream APUs, a part of the 2013 AMD A-Series APU family 
(A4 and A6 models), are the first and only quad-core x86 solution for 
entry-level and small-form factor touch notebooks.

<li> Dual 
core versions are AMD E-Series APUs, with E1 and E2 models available.

<li>Up to 132
 percent better visual performance per watt and up to 127 percent better
 productivity performance per watt, plus up to 25 percent better power 
efficiency than previous generations7,8,9, with up to 11 hours of idle 
battery life.</li>

<li>Up to 88 
percent better graphics performance, up to 33 percent better gaming 
performance and up to 29 percent faster file compression than the 
competition.</li>


 

</ul>


 

2013 
AMD Elite Performance APU 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>Top-of-the-line AMD 
A-Series APUs with A8 and A10 models that deliver the best graphics and 
compute in a performance APU, including elite performance and battery 
life, innovative features for the evolved PC user experience, and the 
most entertainment, all at a great value for premium ultrathin 
notebooks.</li>

<li>Up to 12 
percent better productivity performance and between 20-40 percent better
 visual performance than the previous generation, including up to 51 
percent more power efficiency in HD video playback16 and up to 13 hours 
of resting battery life.</li>

<li>Between 
39-72 percent better gaming performance on today's leading games than 
the competition.</li>


 

</ul>


 

2013 
AMD Mobile APU User Experiences 

 

All AMD APUs are 
designed to deliver the best user experience for the computing 
activities that matter most to consumer today. AMD is uniquely 
positioned to do this due to its breadth of experience that spans not 
only the traditional x86 compute architecture that's best suited for 
productivity-focused tasks like word processing and spread sheets, but 
also graphics processing for today's new user interfaces, and media- and
 graphics-intensive workloads. And the three new AMD APUs announced 
today offer a multitude of features related to looking at, and 
interacting with, mobile devices in a new way. 

 

AMD Elite 
Experiences Software -- Leverage the power of the combined compute and 
graphics cores in AMD Elite APU Platforms to accelerate a suite of 
available software experiences that can dramatically expand and enhance 
the user experience: 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li> AMD Gesture Control
 -- Control basic functions using hand gestures;</li>

<li> AMD Face
 Login -- Quickly log in to Windows and other browser-based 
sites;</li>

<li> AMD 
Screen Mirror -- Wirelessly share content with any supported TV or 
display.</li>

<li>AMD 
Radeon Graphics with DirectX 11.1 support -- Enjoy discrete-level 
performance for crisp & sharp photos, movies and games.</li>

<li>AMD Dock 
Port -- Use up to four external monitors and sync to other devices 
through a single connection.</li>

<li>AMD 
AllDay Power -- Stay unplugged with long battery life.</li>

<li>AMD Start
 Now technology -- Boot up or resume from hibernate in 
seconds.</li>

<li>For more 
information, visit this page.</li>


 

</ul>

 
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HP Unveils Desktop PC That Leaves the Desk 
Behind 
HP today announced the HP ENVY Rove20
 mobile All-in-One PC, the company's first mobile All-in-One PC, which 
frees the desktop PC from the desk and allows families and friends to 
enjoy a shared entertainment experience with a built-in battery, unique 
design and advanced touch technology. HP also announced new consumer 
notebooks, all-in-one PCs and printers that give people more flexibility
 in how they access and share information. With affordable touch 
technology and new form factors, HP's new additions provide seamless 
integration of technology into customers' busy lives. 

 

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"Customers are 
looking for mobility and flexibility in their computing devices to give 
families new ways to bring generations together," said Ron Coughlin, 
senior vice president and general manager, Consumer PCs and Consumer 
Solutions, HP. "HP is evolving to meet our customers' needs by designing
 next-generation form factors, like the Rove mobile All-in-One PC, which
 will enable people to connect, share and create in ways they never 
imagined." 

 

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The 
desktop that leaves the desk behind 

 

The HP ENVY Rove20 
can easily move from upright to completely horizontal for a tabletop 
entertainment experience. Using advanced multitouch technology, multiple
 users can interact with games and more at the same time. Multiplayer 
games such as Electronic Arts' Monopoly, Fingertapps JigsWar Puzzle, 
Fingertapps Musical Instruments, and nsquared makewords are an ease to 
play when the PC is laid flat. 

 

In addition to 
sharing games, families and friends can enjoy multimedia content on the 
20-inch 1,600 x 900 IPS LED panel that enables wide viewing angles, rich
 colors and sharp graphics, while built-in Beats Audio offers crisp, 
clear sound. Powered by 4th generation Intel Core processors, Intel HD 
graphics and 10-point touch, the HP ENVY Rove20 packs power for 
productivity tasks and an immersive entertainment experience with the 
ease of touch interaction. 

 

Additional 
information about the HP ENVY Rove20 is available on The Next Bench. 


 

Affordable
 touch for every task 

 

HP offers an 
intuitive Windows 8 touch experience at great value with new all-in-one 
PCs and powerful consumer notebooks that feature multitouch display 
technology. With products at a range of price points, touch has never 
been more accessible. Users will benefit from new design elements that 
enhance durability, usability and performance. 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>The new HP Pavilion 
20 TouchSmart All-in-One PC and the HP Pavilion 23 TouchSmart All-in-One
 PC offer a great user experience for the value-conscious consumer. The 
HP Pavilion 23 TouchSmart features a 23-inch diagonal full HD display 
and an IPS panel with wide viewing angles for a stunning view of 
websites, videos and movies.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 11 TouchSmart Notebook provides an excellent Windows 8 
experience with 11.6-inch, 10-point capacitive touch screen, and is the 
most affordable HP touch-enabled notebook.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 14 TouchSmart Sleekbook is the best-value touch-optimized HP 
Sleekbook, ideal for work or entertainment. Movies and gaming come alive
 powered by AMD A-series processors.</li>


 

</ul>


 

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To enable 
hassle-free printing at home and on the go, HP also is introducing two 
new sleek, compact printers, the HP ENVY 4500 and 5530 e-All-in-Ones. 
Ideal for printing professional color photos and documents, the HP ENVY 
4500 e-All-in-One and HP ENVY 5530 e-All-in-One offer mobile printing 
solutions via HP wireless direct and HP ePrint. This allows family 
members to print from virtually anywhere. Customers also can print 
photos, tickets, emails and more from their iPad, iPhone and iPod touch 
using AirPrint. 

 

HP also introduced 
additional HP TouchSmart PCs and a selection of stylish, reliable 
notebook PCs that offer performance for everyday computing, at a 
reasonable price. 

 

Enhanced
 solutions for an intuitive experience 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>HP also announced a 
suite of exclusive solutions and services that enhance the Windows 8 
experience and help users create, organize and print the content that 
matters.</li>

<li>Box and 
HP will provide students and professionals with a cloud-based 
collaboration solution for storing, managing and accessing content from 
wherever the classroom or work takes them. HP ENVY and HP Spectre users 
will receive a 50GB Box account, valued at up to $19.99 per month. HP 
Pavilion users will receive a 25GB Box account, valued at up to $9.99 
per month. The Box offer is valid in the Americas only.</li>

<li>Customers
 can receive greater phone and online support, beyond the standard 
product limited warranty, for these and other new products with the new 
HP Care Pack. HP CarePack offers an easy-to-access suite of services 
including Accidental Damage Protection and HP LoJack to help consumers 
breathe easier when theft or accidental drops, spills and surges 
occur.</li>


 

</ul>


 

Pricing
 and availability 

 

<ul 
class='content_67'>

<li>The HP ENVY Rove20 
will be available in July with pricing to be determined.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 20 TouchSmart All-in-One PC will be available in the United 
States on June 26, with a starting price of $619.99.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 23 TouchSmart All-in-One PC will be available in the United 
States on June 5, with a starting price of $749.99.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 11 TouchSmart Notebook will be available in the United States 
on June 26, 2013 with a starting price of $399.</li>

<li>The HP 
Pavilion 14 TouchSmart Sleekbook will be available in the United States 
on June 26, with a starting price of $479.99.</li>

<li>The HP 
ENVY 4500 e-All-in-One will be available in the United States on June 
17, with a starting price of $99.</li>

<li>The HP 
ENVY 5530 e-All-in-One will be available in the United States on July 1,
 with a starting price of $129.</li>


 

</ul>

 
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