Two heads are better than one. In the high-technology computing arena, this serves as a valuable principle in which success can be founded. Inno3D, in partnership with after-market cooling specialist Arctic Cooling, has had a great impact on today’s highly competitive gaming enthusiast market through its iChill series of graphic cards.

One of the latest products to come out of this successful teamup is the iChill series’ Inno3D 8800 GT Accelero X1.
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Asus, the leading producer of motherboards, has released the new Crosshair II Formula – their highest end Nvidia 780a-based motherboard aimed at power gamers and enthusiasts.

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Any pro-gamer demands a keyboard responsive to every simultaneous button-pounding, and as sturdy as a century-old tree’s trunk to withstand constant hammering. Such power users require no less than top-quality equipment that would provide them unadulterated, maximum gaming experience.

Responsiveness and durability are the catchwords. And,like solid tradition, BTC has just the right keyboard for the occasion.
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Xbox released photos of their new alligator skin case for the 360 models. The case looks almost too real, pretty spooky and has immediately attracted attention on its flashy characteristics.

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jDome is a word that at first it doesn’t mean anything to you, but soon every gamer will love and enjoy it. John Nilsson has patented this invention with the purpose of creating a device that will give gamers 180-degree vision, which will be perfect for First Person Games.

The jDome will be placed in front of a projector, then the image will be mirrored in the projector and finally, change the Field of View and afterwards you will have the most incredible gaming experience. Sounds good, isn’t it? Well, John Nilsson needs some donations in order to complete the jDome and get it into production. Also, he estimates that the system will cost between $125 and $200.

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