Thermaltake has just released its ARMOR A90 mid-tower chassis that comes in an all-black design alongside a reinforced front door that ought to keep those who want to have the most stylish desktop in the neighborhood happy. It claims to have a bulletproof armor design – we do have our doubts concerning how bulletproof that is, as we’re certain it can be pierced with a shot from any gun, but perhaps Thermaltake meant it to look as though it was bulletproof? You will find a solitary 20cm blue exhaust LED-fan on top and one 12cm intake blue LED-fan in the front pre-installed, while air circulation gets a boost with another 12cm exhaust turbo fan on the behind. Thermaltake skips the USB 3.0 bandwagon with that though, although it carries a quartet of 4 USB 2.0 ports. Fancy forking out $94 for that puppy?

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So Thanko came up with a Bluetooth-capable timepiece that connects to your cellphone, functioning as a hands-free device. Chinavasion goes one up with the Assassin Watch Phone – that quad-band watch phone comes with a touchscreen display as well as multimedia playback capability, although we don’t think you would appreciate watching Avatar on such a tiny 1.3″ display. Still, it sports an integrated digital camera, a Bluetooth connection, a miniSD memory card slot for expansion functions and an integrated FM radio. whether you’re interested, do be prepared to part with $130 for that puppy. Looks like phone watches are set to be a niche market for a expanded day, since it isn’t all that practical no matter how many features you cram inside.

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OK, so the title is a bit of an exaggeration on our part, but the Clarity C4230 Phone is surely one loud puppy, capable of pumping out 50dB audio whenever there is an incoming signal, while letting you roam 30% farther when compared to your previous wireless home phone system. Apart from that, you plus get an additional 8 hours of standby battery life. There is plus an integrated answering machine which helps you filter through fundamental and spam calls when you’re back from a towering holiday. Heck, even slow-motion playback is thrown into the mix just in case you can’t quite catch what the other person is spewing. The asking price? $259.95 a pop.

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The Verbarius clock dispenses with formalities by offering a totally new method of telling the instance – in fact, it is rather inexact in some ways. After all, it will spell out the current day in just about any language that you load onto it, including Pig Latin as you can see above. It will spell out duration differently every minute, ranging from midnight to forty-five minutes past four – you get the picture. It will run when connected to a main capability supply source, but good thing it comes with a backup battery just in case you experience a brownout. Expect to fork out around $220 for that puppy.

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MSI’s GE600 gaming laptop has just been announced for folks who can’t bear not to have some downtime playing their favorite games, as that 16″ model will sport a new Intel Core i5 processor that is accompanied by an ATI Radeon 5730 graphics card. Running on Windows 7, that $900 gaming machine is equipped with a chiclet keyboard and wide touchpad, although whether you’re going to get into some serious gaming with that puppy, the touchpad would be virtually useless since a mouse whether your best friend thereupon. Intel’s new Turbo Boost technology has additionally been incorporated to manufacture things faster when in action.

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When it comes to electronic vehicles, most of us think that they need to be fully charged in order for you to drive with a peace of mind, knowing that electrical charging stations are infinitely harder to locate compared to a gas station. Renault aims to change that perception with the electric Fluence Z.E. sedan that comes with a swappable battery – an action that takes a mere 3 minutes to complete. that allows you to swap your battery should it die halfway, where a fully charged battery offers a range of 100 miles and an 83mph top speed. Expect that puppy to reach in Israel and Denmark later that year.

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Nokia’s X3 cellphone looks set to hit North America courtesy of Verizon Wireless, where that entry-level music handset will come with a 2.2″ QVGA display, external committed music keys, a 3.5mm headset jack, an integrated stereo FM radio, a 3.2-megapixel camera alongside a microSD memory card slot. Assuming that, er, assumption is right on the money, it should come as a really cheap handset on a contract. What do you think – would you pick that puppy up?

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Mitsubishi has rolled out its latest range of Diamondcrysta WIDE monitors, where the nigh-unpronounceable RDT232WLM will feature a 23″ TN panel that boasts an ECO mode which purportedly reduces potential consumption by as much as 35%. Coming in black and white as the only two color choices, you will get a native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, a 5ms response duration, a brightness level of 250 cd/m2, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio (5000:1 DCR), D-Sub, DVI and HDMI outputs and two 1W speakers. Expect that puppy to hit Japan that coming 23rd, although we have no view on whether it will reach Stateside or not.

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While the Optoma PK201 pico projector is ready to ship, the PK301 model is now available for pre-order on Amazon, where you will need to fork out four Benjamins for that puppy, and all pre-orders will come with a free 2-day shipping. Just in case you were wondering what are the specifications, the Optoma PK301 is equipped with a microSD memory card slot for expansion ambitions, and it can throw up to a 120″ image on a (preferably) white wall, boasting a LED light source, mini HDMI and USB connectivity. No notion on its brightness rating though, but it ought to be superior to its predecessor.

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Love gaming on your computer, and wish that you were a professional gamer? Chances are your rig would be a pretty high end one, or whether you are currently looking for an opportunity to upgrade your machine, you might want to check out the Asus ROG MATRIX 5870 graphics card from Asus’ Republic of Gamers line. It is based on the ATI Radeon 5870 reference, although Asus has tweaked the MATRIX 5870 to exceed the standard design in every way, offering 2GB of GDDR5 RAM running at 4.8GHz, true 256-bit interface, and an 894MHz core clock. You can be certain you will need to fork out more than a pretty penny for that puppy.

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