I Just Spent a Week With a Very, Very Expensive Gaming PC - Kotaku


I Just Spent a Week With a Very, Very Expensive Gaming PC
Kotaku
Alienware has recently launched a new line of its Aurora desktops, a range of very pretty, very expensive gaming PCs. And I just spent a week playing video games on one. The Aurora R4, unlike the mildly surprising X51, sticks firmly to the company's ...


Big sponsors for Do Gaming league - Independent Online


Big sponsors for Do Gaming league
Independent Online
By Steve Whitford, Do Gaming editor The X51 machine will have an entry-level recommended retail price (RRP) starting at R9 999. Alienware will be giving away X51 Alienware desktops at the Do Gaming 2012 Championships worth over a quarter of a million ...

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Startups struggle to keep their sites speedy on PCs, phones, and tablets - VentureBeat


Startups struggle to keep their sites speedy on PCs, phones, and tablets
VentureBeat
An increasing number of people use smartphones and tablets to browse the web, and yet — for some reason — the mobile versions of many startups' sites lag far behind their desktop equivalents. Keynote Systems' new Startup Shootout Index provides some ...
Keynote Launches World's First 'Three Screen' Startup Shootout Index ...MarketWatch (press release)

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New CyberpowerPC Zeus Desktop Systems Makes You a “God” Among Gamers - HEXUS


New CyberpowerPC Zeus Desktop Systems Makes You a “God” Among Gamers
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CyberpowerPC.com, a manufacturer of custom gaming machines, today announced its Zeus series -- a powerful new line of desktop computers that offer the power of thunder with Intel's new i7-3820 CPU; the speed of AMD's lightning fast FX CPUs; ...

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Adobe Outlines Future Of Flash Player And AIR - WebProNews


Adobe Outlines Future Of Flash Player And AIR
WebProNews
The company then lists the reasons why they feel Adobe is best suited for browser-based gaming: With Flash, Adobe says that game developers will be able to reach 99% of personal computers. They also say that developers can use Adobe AIR to reach 500 ...

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iBUYPOWER Incorporates New Intel Core i7 3820 Into Its Gaming Desktops - Hardware Canucks


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iBUYPOWER Incorporates New Intel Core i7 3820 Into Its Gaming Desktops
Hardware Canucks
iBUYPOWER, a leading innovator in gaming PCs, is excited to announce the availability of new Intel Core i7 3820 3.6 GHz processor. New processors are available in new iBUYPOWER systems, including the Chimera 4, Paladin XLC (extreme liquid cooling) and ...

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Cyberpower Gamer Ultra 2104LQ Gaming Desktop PC - About - News & Issues


Cyberpower Gamer Ultra 2104LQ Gaming Desktop PC
About - News & Issues
Feb 7 2012 - Cyberpower has decided to use the new AMD processor for the Gamer Ultra 2104LQ desktop system. The AMD FX-8120 offers an amazing eight processor cores compared to the typical four cores found in equivalent priced Intel CPUs.


Maingear Adds AMD Radeon 7950 GPUs to Desktops - PC Magazine


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Maingear Adds AMD Radeon 7950 GPUs to Desktops
PC Magazine
By Brian Westover Gaming PC maker Maingear has announced that the new AMD Radeon HD 7950 graphics card solution is now available across the boutique manufacturer's full line of desktop models. The new GPUs are the second to feature AMD's new chip ...
MAINGEAR Adds AMD Radeon HD 7950 Graphics To Their List Of Custom DesktopsGamersDailyNews
Maingear Gets Busy Building Machines with New AMD Radeon HD 7950 Graphics CardsHot Hardware
INTERVIEW: Bertrand Coquard, AMDChannel EMEA

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iBUYPOWER Gamer Extreme 569D3 Desktop PC - About - News & Issues


iBUYPOWER Gamer Extreme 569D3 Desktop PC
About - News & Issues
Storage features for the Gamer Extreme 569D3 are fairly typical of most desktops in this price range. It comes with a single 1TB hard drive that provides plenty of space for applications, data and media files. The drive does spin at a traditional ...


Alienware X51 Review: The Little PC That Could - PCWorld (blog)


Alienware X51 Review: The Little PC That Could
PCWorld (blog)
Among built-to-order gaming PCs, Alienware is about as close as one gets to a household name, and the brand is largely synonymous with huge black boxes covered in garish blinking lights. The new Alienware X51 ($999 as configured, as of February 3, ...

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