Evercool Launches New 4 Heatpipe Venti CPU Cooler

Taipei, Taiwan, 2012: Inherited ultimate cooling performance, EVERCOOL introduces Venti (HPQ 12025), The gods of the winds in Roman mythology, Aeolus from naming people can feel Venti, like a hurricane provides exclusive cooling effect.

EVERCOOL recently launch a masterpiece – Silent Shark CPU cooler (HPO 12025) in the fall of 2012, which achieves a perfect balance of performance and quietness, the next month, Evercool launches another high performance CPU cooler- The Venti (HPQ 12025).

The Venti (HPQ 12025) managed to design a great cooling solution: efficient and quiet, and efficient when necessary. The Venti (HPQ 12025) will be a good choice for quiet system lovers as well as for benchers with limited budget.

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Thermaltake Launches Versa G1/G2 Entry Level Gaming Chassis

Taipei, Taiwan – December 14, 2012. Thermaltake, an industry leader in computer chassis, thermal solutions and peripherals, introduced a new entry-level mid-tower case－Versa G1 and Versa G2. It is ideal for home-computer builders and gamers, with enough space for high-end hardware and expansion. The ample ventilation options, cleanable air filter, and a perforated front bezel help to keep the entire system cool and dust-free. Versa G1/G2 also features black-finished steel construction to unify the look and advanced cable management to grant a better air flow in the chassis.

Versa G1/G2 combines a manageable frame size with extensive options to customize user’s computer or gaming system. With enough room for a standard ATX motherboard, long graphic cards up to 32cm such as the nVidia GTX690, six 3.5” (5 x internal & 1 x external), one internal 2.5” and three external 5.25” drive bays. One USB 3.0 SuperSpeed port is located on the front panel for easy access and superb transfer rate.

Designed for extensive usage, the ventilation of Versa G1/G2 makes a statement by including one 120mm rear exhaust fan with blue LED and the option of installing up to five more 120mm fans to help cool the components inside the chassis. The front bezel is perforated for maximum air intake, along with the cleanable air filter helps to reduce dust in the system; ensuring users equipment is efficiently cooled and reliable.

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The Official Google Maps App for iOS is Finally Here!

Yes. It's here. Sort of. It's rolling out worldwide as we speak in the app store. I'm hearing it's even better than the original Google maps app, by a good margin. I can't wait to check it out as soon as Apple graces me with the ability to download it. Who else thinks this will be the #1 free app by tomorrow? :-)

*UPDATE* Got it! And it's smooooth.

CyberPowerPC Announces Zeus Touch All-in-One Touchscreen PC

BALDWIN PARK, CA (December 10, 2012) – CyberPower Inc. www.cyberpowerpc.com, a global manufacturer of custom gaming computers, today announced its Zeus Touch desktop PC series.

The Zeus Touch is an all-in-one desktop PC that combines a minimalist tablet-like design with the latest power-efficient performance processors from Intel into a powerful space-saving system with full 10-finger capacitive touch support. Every system is pre-loaded with Microsoft’s “touch-friendly” Windows 8 operating system, which allows you to experience a more intuitive and fluid way to accomplish computing tasks.

The CyberPowerPC Zeus Touch is every bit as powerful as its name implies. Unlike similar PCs that have entered the market with few expansion options, the Zeus Touch is fully expandable and will feature the latest 3^rd Gen. Intel Core processors with Intel HD 4000 graphics and high density performance memory. The Intel Core processors deliver more than enough horsepower for word processing, watching videos, editing photos, streaming media, playing HD gaming or any other everyday computing task.

The Zeus Touch features a 21.5-inch WLED 1920x1080p Hi-Def display that provides vivid imagery from viewing videos and photos to surfing the web and gaming. A 1.0M (720p) webcam with digital microphone allows for convenient video conferencing and Skype video chatting capabilities.

The Zeus Touch also includes the latest hardware essentials with USB 3.0 connectivity, 802.11n Wi-Fi with Bluetooth support, media card reader for easily transferring digital files from your camera, DVD drive and Blu-Ray support for the ultimate entertainment machine. Standard storage includes 1TB 7200 RPM HDD for the Zeus Touch 1000 while the Zeus Touch 2000 and 3000 includes 2TB HDD. Users can option to include an mSATA SSD for even greater system response and performance.

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