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When we think of In Win, PC cases are typically the first things we relate the name to. The company recently showcased the unique glass Tou chassis at Computex 2013, as well as the D-Frame at CES 2013. Many other items produced by In Win took a backseat to the eye-catching D-Frame, one of them being the Rocker Mat.
One of the reasons why we like In Win so much is their innovative and they have been producing very interesting and creative products. Today you will be amazed again by one of their latest products; O-Ring. Any idea what is that? We bet you will not able to figure it out even you have the device on hand.
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Leave it to the folks at In Win to provide us with an eye-catching creation to liven up your computer desk. The Na enclosure not only keeps data safe but also doubles as a well-crafted piece of art. The unique construction influenced by Chinese culture breathes new life into an external enclosure market currently flooded with monotonous designs.
Most of the 3.5" external HDD enclosures are quite similar and the major difference will be the design of the enclosure's casing. Today we will review a unique 3.5" external HDD enclosure; NA which is the latest HDD enclosure from In Win. Let us move on to find out more about this product as this external HDD enclosure is very special and totally different than other ordinary HDD enclosures.
External Hard Drives are becoming more and more popular nowadays and with 3.5 Inch enclosures being more suitable for the home, this is where 2.5 Inch enclosures come in. The In Win AMMO SATA HDD Enclosure has many brilliant features that will appeal to many people among the general public but security is the main feature that has been taken into account while developing the AMMO, so let’s see if their hard work has actually been worthwhile.
Intels neue Plattform „Sandy Bridge“ im Wohnzimmer und dann auch noch passiv gekühlt? K.I.S.S.S. vom deutschen Hersteller Impactics soll es möglich machen. Wir sehen uns das Gehäuse und insbesondere die verbaute Kühlung mit einem praxisnahen Testsystem genauer an und klären, inwieweit multimediale Träume im Wohnzimmer Wirklichkeit werden.
Wer träumt nicht vom lautlosen Computer? Trotz Wasserkühlung oder passiver Kühler im Netzteil kommt man selten um alle Lüfter drum rum, da, zumindest bei ATX-Systemen, das Netzteil meist noch aktiv betrieben wird. Wer aber nur einen kleinen HTPC oder Office-Rechner möchte, für den gibt es nun eine möglicher Weise interessante Möglichkeit, den Rechner absolut lautlos zu betreiben. Impactics bietet mit dem Gehäuse C3LH und diversen Coolsets die Möglichkeit Mini-ITX-Systeme absolut lautlos zu kühlen. Wie das funktionieren soll und ob es am Ende auch klappt, zeigen wir euch auf den folgenden Seiten.
The computer has become increasingly more important to entertainment in the home then it ever has before. So much, that it’s sparked the coming Internet TV revolution. Consumers want to be able to do everything they love to do on their computers straight from their TV. Imation’s Link can act as a bridge to carry us into the highly anticipated Internet TV era. It could provide us with the entrainment flexibility we’ve been aching for.
KitGuru loves a high quality LED backlit screen and with pricing continually dropping they are now firmly in the grasp of the mainstream audience. Unfortunately while LED television screens are normally much better than traditional CCFL models we have found at KitGuru that buying an LED monitor for your computer doesn’t always translate to a significant jump in quality.
For those with more a more modest bank balance, some manufacturers are currently offering 26-27 inch screens for under £350. Today we are looking at the Iiyama Pro Lite B2712HDS a 27 inch Active Matrix Widescreen with a solid specification. It offers 50,000:1 contrast ratio, 400 cd/m2 brightness with a 2ms response time and even has speakers onboard.
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