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Archive for the ‘Gaming Computer’ Category
Hello there,this time I would like to share some tips with you about the new computer’s keyboards. Here comes the three brand-new keyboards that are all worth to take a look at… and greatly recommended for you:
Type A: Razer Lycosa
This keyboard for gamers is slick as it gets. Completely black in color, with matte buttons covered with a rubber sheen that gives the button keys more grip than standard plastic keys. This Lycosa requires a quite amount of setup: 2 USB ports and 2 audio connections. Do you know why? Because there’s a passthrough USB and audio ports on the rear of this gaming keyboard, and also to power the backlighting on the keyboard. All the keys on the Lycosa light up, but it’s also dim: Unless you’re looking straight down on the Lycosa keyboard while you’re using it, it can be hard for you to find out what button you’re really pushing. Gamers can also set the WASD keys to be the only ones lit up. The Lycosa’s gaming keyboard can be just the thing for gamers who’re looking for that little tech-keyboard. Price= $80
Intel has been selling quad-core CPUs for what seems like ages now, with current products ranging from the Core 2 Q6600 up to the new QX9650. The latter is based on Intel’s new Yorkfield processor refresh at 45nm. AMD, then, is late to the quad-core party. Having just launched its new 4-core “Barcelona” Opteron processors for servers, AMD is now catching up on the desktop front with the same architecture for desktop chips.
Hey man, there are gaming chairs, and there are gaming chairs. This particular one, known as the HotSeats 723 Flight Simulator TRX Game Chair might very well be the ultimate.
Lots of gaming desktops come tricked out with LED lighting, but Vigor’s Gaming Stealth NE is one of the few machines that makes those lights an integral part of the design. The Gaming Stealth NE’s case and fan lights, which play beautifully off the clear-plastic case, show that Vigor understands how gamers frequently play: in the dark.
Object of Desire
Love great art? The XPS M1330’s sleek lines and elegant form elevate it from PC to icon. Opt for Alpine White, Crimson Red or Tuxedo Black and enjoy the surprisingly sensual look and feel of MicroSatin paint.
Gamers looking to frag up their Saturday nights with the latest gaming rig should check out Dell’s latest machine, the XPS M1730. Available in Bone White, Smoke Grey, Sapphire Blue, and Crimson Red, the notebook features SLI technology, which allows dual Nvidia GeForce Go 8700M GT processors to be linked together for cutting-edge graphical performance; twin hard drives that offer a whopping 500GB of storage (32GB and 64GB solid-state drives are also available); and a must for gamers: an overclockable Intel Extreme Edition Core 2 Duo X7900 processor.
