AZiO brings Levetron Mech5 mechanical gaming keyboard with Cherry Black MX switches. Mech5 is an upgrade of AZiO’s Mech 4 mechanical keyboard, released last year. The Mech 5 sports a ton of features and is highly customizable. You can connect USB devices directly to the keyboard for added convenience, set your keys and take control over the game.
ADATA has launched the DashDrive HV610 external hard drive. Its puzzle piece design concept is really unique. This external hard drive supports USB 3.0 that ensures super speed. You can store the transmission cable by using its slide-out cover. You can easily remove its ice-blue cover and hold the USB cable when not in use which is a great way to manage cable.
As we near the eventual release of Windows 8 in the month of October, millions of users around the world are holding their breathes to see what it will pack. At the same time, hardware vendors also seem to have started marketing their Windows 8 machines. For instance, Samsung is hinting that it will unveil one at IFA.
Apple TV has been around for quite some time and until now, Apple has been touting that as a ‘hobby’ of the tech giant. Now, however, it seems that Apple is starting to take this hobby rather seriously. But how exactly does Apple intend to make it big in the realm of TV entertainment? Read below to find out.
As promised in May, Windows 7 users now can upgrade their current windows to windows 8. And they have to pay $14.99. But this offer is valid for the users who purchased Windows 7 pc after June 2. In a recent tweet by Windows, Microsoft has confirmed it that the offer is available in 140 countries.
IBM has acquired flash memory system provider Texas Memory Systems (TMS). By acquiring this company, IBM has augmented its storage and data center systems product line. Both the companies did not unveil the actual financial terms of the deal.
Until now, the web doesn’t have any interactive 3D graphics available on it inherently. For instance, the HTML code itself doesn’t support the inclusion of such graphics and as a result, most of the websites have to rely on other tools to display interactive 3D content. This may, however, change soon.
Sony has said on Tuesday that its PlayStation Mobile cross-platform gaming service will be launched at the beginning of this fall. Initially, this service will be initially available in Japan, United States and Canada. The service will be gradually rolled out in a total of nine countries.