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- CyberPower Infinity i5 Hercules SE PC Games
- BlackBerry Bold 9700 Onyx Mobile Device Phone
- Teufel Concept B 200 Connects Via USB Speakers
- Acer Aspire AS1410 Ultra Portable Notebook
- Apple Update Magical Mouse
| CyberPower Infinity i5 Hercules SE PC Games Posted: 22 Oct 2009 08:30 AM PDT In these financially stressful times value is paramount, so we asked some manufacturers to send us budget-friendly PC game. Coming in just under 600 pounds for a machine Core i5, i5 CyberPower Infinity Hercules certainly lives up to the part of the budget (and is indeed also one of the game systems lighter than we’ve reviewed ), so we will see how it holds up in any other respect.
CyberPower is left with a mini-Cooler Master case, specifically the Elite 310, which - contrary to what its name suggests - is located near the bottom of the Cooler Master range. His body is solid steel with a job lasting matte black paint, but the front is glossy black plastic, if fingerprints, dust and scratches can quickly affect the look attractive enough. This look is enhanced by a pearly blue tape circulating on the front with drive and power blue LED on the front and lit from within by blue LEDs courtesy of CyberPower. The 310 provides four 5.25in drive bays, one of which is filled by the LG 22x DVD-recorder. The optical drive is remarkable only in that it is an EIDE model, which is something of an unwelcome rarity nowadays. However, beyond the aesthetic into the case and possible compatibility problems with future motherboards which contain only SATA ports (as many already do), there is no objection to this practice. Below the case is 5.25in bays 3.5 “one person, while a second ‘fake’ 3.5IN group holds power curves nicely and reset buttons. Two USB ports, and silver helmet and microphone jacks are located near the base of 310. It is not a particularly practical, however, and the only scenario where they are still usable is if you put the case on your desk. [via trustedreviews] a |
| BlackBerry Bold 9700 Onyx Mobile Device Phone Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:30 AM PDT The highly anticipated BlackBerry Bold 9700 has now been officially announced, and according to a recent article on Cnet, it seems that we should soon expect to see the BlackBerry Bold 9700 available on T-Mobile and AT & T.
This phone is considered the successor of the BlackBerry Bold 9000, which was published in November 2008, RIM believes that the 9700 will be available from AT & T and T-Mobile in early November. Compared to the 9000 Bold 9700 is said to be smaller and lighter, while the design of the device is said smoother, and the handset offers updated features and double the memory. The Bold BlackBerry 9700 also has a better level of performance related material, it has a 624MHz processor and also has a camera of 3.2 megapixels to check more details on CNet. [via product-reviews] a |
| Teufel Concept B 200 Connects Via USB Speakers Posted: 22 Oct 2009 03:30 AM PDT The key concept of the B 200 USB trick part is in the name. Rather than connecting the audio output of your PC, B Concept comes with a dedicated amplifier, the 200 CB CS checkpoint that connects via USB. The advantage is obvious: bypassing your PC integrated (read: waste), the sound card. There are two reasons why you might want to do this. One, the digital-analog in the decoding unit Ampere Teufel will almost certainly be better than your PC can provide, and two, amplifying an audio signal which has itself been amplified ( as a “normal set” of speakers) that will never degrade a matter which set-up Teufel avoids.
Simply pick up the unit heavy AMP reassuring to get an idea of audio quality, it should exit. Power is also called directly by the sector through a cauldron of lead which suggests that some major components are at work inside (which toroidal transformer is very nice). And if that does not sell, the aluminum and anodized black glossy black plastic front fascia look good, even if they get significantly hot in use. Teufel made the interesting choice to have the unit Ampere doubles as a USB hub. Two USB ports sit at the back of the amp next to the connector ‘B’ type A that goes to your PC. The rear also includes stereo phono, input 3.5 mm jack, connectors speaker left and right and switch “good” power, because when the sleep mode just does not cut it. At the front, you will find the waiting list and the source select buttons, headphone and microphone jack and one USB port. Three buttons control bass, treble and volume adorn the right and all have a nice smooth action for fine tuning a breeze. Good luck pushing the volume to over one third of its full range without the need of new ears, though. [via trustedreviews] a |
| Acer Aspire AS1410 Ultra Portable Notebook Posted: 22 Oct 2009 12:30 AM PDT Aceris launch in the U.S. budget Aspire AS1410-priced notebook ultra-portable PC that starts at only $ 399. The AS1410 get the latest version of Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS and comes with a 6 cell battery for up to 6 hours of use.
Acer Aspire AS1410 is driven by an Intel Celeron processor SU2300 Processor 1.2GHz, 2GB DDR2 memory, and Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics. It also offers a hard disk of 160 GB and a multi-in-one card reader. The laptop has a 11.6-inch LED-backlit display. Other features include support WiFi 802.11b/g/n, webcam Acer Crystal Eye, multi-gesture touchpad, stereo speakers with Dolby Sound Room audio enhancement, HDMI port and three USB ports. [via itechnews] a |
| Posted: 21 Oct 2009 09:30 PM PDT Along with a big update on a number of Apple products yesterday, Apple [AAPL] has also launched the new magical mouse. The mouse is the world’s first multi-touch mouse you can use anywhere on the surface of clicking.
To use the mouse you need to brush a finger along the surface of it to scroll in any direction and the ability to pan 360 degrees. Several other gestures can be used with the mouse, including the use of two fingers, slide left or right allows you to browse the pages. The multi-touch capabilities stemming from what began on the iPhone, where a new way to interact with a screen was first used. Following the iPhone iPod Touch also got it when the technology moved to keyboards on devices sich as the MacBook Pro. The Magic Apple Mouse costs $ 69 and is available on the Apple site. [via gadgetvenue] a |
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