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PQI has rolled out its flagship memory module, the PQI Immortality DDR3 2200 which is touted to be an fundamental part of your computer whether you decide to build one from ground up, putting in nothing but the best components within. It is expected to help unleash the ultimate performance from Intel core i7 (Lynnfield, LGA 1156) processors, and with its TURBO DDR3-2200 frequency, it boasts a theoretical 40% advantage and when operating in dual channel mode to hit a whopping 35GB/Sec bandwidth. Of course, these figures will fluctuate and change in real world usage, but we’re still stoked that it offers a higher level of performance whether you’re specific about that. Too poor it would probably fail the bang-for-the-buck tryout, as that’s normal among high end products. You can pick from 1GB and 2GB packages to suit your fancy.

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It’s hard to imagine that last year we had barely a whiff of a tablet device and that year you can’t seem to walk into a store that isn’t trying to shove some sort of tablet device down your throat. Next up in the oh-so-crowded tablet universe is the Mastone Lifepad 3G. In terms of specifications it’s certainly impressive, offering a 1GHz Freescale processor, 512MB of RAM, a 3G module and Google’s Android 2.1 OS. That being said, it takes more than just raw hardware potential to manufacture a device successful, and we’re looking forward to see what that tablet can do to set it apart from the rest of the pack.

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Just a question – does the highest overclocked RAM automatically become the fastest? Well, Asus and G.Skill has teamed up to conjure the highest overclocked DDR3 memory in the world, where it hit an amazing 2.5GHz in terms of frequency to offer unprecedented performance for dual-channel DDR3 memory. that was made possible thanks to Asus P7P55D-E Deluxe and P7P55D-E EVO motherboards, where both come with significant overclocking features integrated within their designs. When coupled with the best graphics card and processor available on the market, you can be certain of having a killer machine that will do your bidding way faster than ever imagined.

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TomTom has introduced its latest GPS navigation system known as the Go Live 1000, where it will rely on a capacitive touchscreen which is more natural to finger input. Its interface was revamped in order to prepare life a whole lot easier when using it, while you get a similar web browser engine which is capable of running Chrome and Safari. Folks in Europe who pick up the TomTom Go Live 1000 will be able to benefit from a 1-year cellular-driven access from Vodafone, where you can enjoy live traffic, local searching and speed camera detection. IQ Routes is an ever present feature, relying on your past notes to know where to take a detour just in case there is a traffic gridlock. Powered by a 500MHz ARM11 chip and 128MB RAM, the Go Live 1000 will ship later that summer for a yet undisclosed price.

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The PlayStation Move certainly looks like an interesting device, though we’re fairly certain that many of you out there are wondering how demanding it will be on the console hardware, after all, we wouldn’t want to be stuck with laggy games, right? Well, it seems that there is good news, as in a recent interview, Sony Worldwide Studios VP, Scott Rohde, mentioned that the overhead of the PlayStation Move is insignificant, and the folks by at Joystiq are indicating that the figure is about 1-2MB of RAM, which is certainly good news, particularly since the PS3 only has about 256MB of RAM, albeit fast XDR memory. Do you have any unanswered questions regarding the PlayStation Move?

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Archos has rolled out its 7 and 8 Home Tablets that emphasize more on being easy on your pockets and targeting home use instead of being a fully fledged Mobile Net Device. Despite their intended operate, they aren’t gimped in any way with a 600MHz ARM9-based Rockchip 2808 processor running on the Android operating system, carrying 128MB RAM, Wi-Fi and USB connectivity, a microSD memory card slot and integrated speakers. The Archos 7 Home Tablet carries a 7″ WVGA touchscreen display with a 7 hours of video playback, where you can choose from 2GB and 8GB models for €149 and €179, respectively. As for the Archos 8 Home Tablet that you see above, it shares many specifications as with the Archos 7, although you get a larger 8″ touchscreen display and a spacious bezel.

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We looked at the South Koreans in envy a few days ago with news of them getting the LG T280, and now bring you good news that that thin and light notebook will be hitting the FCC offices soon. Supposing the FCC gives it the green light, thereupon chances are those of us living Stateside will be able to grab hold of that 11.6″ 1,366 x 768 resolution notebook in due instance. According to the FCC documents, the T280 will sport either an Intel Pentium or Core 2 Duo processor, up to 2GB RAM, a 2.5″ hard drive, Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi connectivity, a 1.3-megapixel webcam and optional 3G HSPA mobile broadband. Trivia instance – the T280 will additionally be known as the LG T28, TD280 and TB280 in various regions.

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If Darth Vader had to use a PC, thereupon he would most probably have settled for the Digital Storm BlackOPS computer. Made from black aluminum, that liquid cooled machine will come in a choice of three configurations, with prices starting from $1,709. At that price point, you get a 2.66GHz Core i5-750 processor, while the high end side of things which cost a whopping $3,100 will feature a 3.2GHz Intel Core i7-960 processor, up to 6GB DDR3 RAM, and a choice within the NVIDIA GTX 275 or ATI Radeon HD 5860 1GB graphic card. We wonder what he would have done to the programmers who rolled out Windows Vista though.

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Pictures of the upcoming Verizon HTC Incredible have started to surface online, not to mention a video of it in action. Based on the latest intel, the Incredible will sport a Snapdragon CPU, 256MB of RAM, a 3.5 (or 3.7) inch WVGA display. There is a possibility that it might sport an AMOLED display too. In the camera branch, the back of the device shows that it touts dual LED flashes, which is rather cool. that looks like it’s going to be one really cool Android phone, so stay tuned, and we’ll keep you updated as knowledge on that is released (or leaked).

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