Desktops

The Zenview Powerscape Ultra HD packs a 30″ primary screen in the center of four 20.1″ perimeter screens. The center workspace has a resolution of 2560×1600 while the outer screens support 1200×1600. All combined make 73.2″ of multi-monitor goodness. If you are anything like this guy I’m sure you wouldn’t mind dropping the $4,799.

The new $500 MyMiniPC from Everex is powerful miniPC featuring a 1.86GHz Pentium T2130, 512MB RAM, 120GB drive, DVD±RW, firewire, four USB 2.0 ports, DVI, S-Video out. Gigabit Ethernet, media reader, and standard audio ins/outs The MyMiniPC is set to use a “space” version of the gOS operating system and it looks as if could be used as a simple yet highly useful HTPC.

Well all know that Everex struggled to release the Cloudbook on time but now we have something new from Everex, the mini gOS Linux PC. The new Everex mini featues a small form factor with a 1.86GHz Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Mobile Processor, 120GB Hard Disk Drive, 512MB DDR2 SDRAM, DVD+/-RW, Intel GMA950 and Realtek ALC268 Audio. In addition the Everex mini is loaded up with Everex gOS linux operating system and will retail for a price of $399

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As promised before, Dell has introduced their latest top of the line desktop. The Dell XPS 630 features support for Intel’s Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Extreme processors. It is also backed with a nForce 650i SLI chipset, making it ATI CrossFire and NVIDIA SLI-ready. Options include; 4GB of DDR2 RAM, 1TB of hard drive space, Blu-ray drive, and AGEIA PhysX accelerator. Get one right now starting at $1,249. You can also save 20% on all XPS 630 desktop purchases over $1699 (before tax, fees, shipping & handling). Coupon Code: 8$2$N24WDSFH1K Read the rest of this entry.

The Paramount Parabolic Multi-Monitor Display is an array of mounts that fit any size computer monitor. The rig supports 2 - 8 monitors in total. We don’t know the price yet but it should be pretty pricey, specially if you fix it up with a series of Dell E248WFP 24in LCDs. [via]

Today Nvidia released their newest budget oriented video card. The 9600GT features Nvidia’s newest core, the G94 which provides a 650mhz core clock and best of all a sub-$200 price tag. The new card performances seems to be on par with the 8800GT but should retail for a good deal less. For more information PC Perspective has a review of the 9600GT and the new G94 architecture. Specs After The Jump -

The XPS 720 H2c from Dell ($1,950 - $7,999) is a top-of-the-line performance desktop computer. The XPS 720 H2C uses water-cooling technology to keep the factory over-clocked Intel Core 2 Extreme 3.67GHz processor, and dual nVidia GeForce 8800 Ultra 768MB graphics cards cool. Its your choice of 3TB hard drive, Blu-ray drive, 20 - 24-inch monitor, Physx card, and TV-Tuner. This beast is packed with more processing power than you need (unless you intend on playing some of the worlds most graphically intense games). Also keep an eye out for the upcoming Dell XPS 630, it should be available within a few months.

With the format war is winding down and Blu-ray looking like the winner what are all the faithful HD-DVD fans supposed to do? Thanks to Plextor we have a few more Blu-Ray/HD-DVD Combo Drives to satisfy the needs for both sides of the format war. The new B920SA will write to BD-R at 4x , DVDs at 16x, and CD-Rs at 40x, in addition to reading HD DVD’s. The lower-end PX-B300SA will do everything the same as its big brother but will drop the ability to burn Blu-ray disks. Both drives are expected to be released by the end of the month but unfortunately there is no word on pricing [via]

We all know that the Asus Eee has been a huge success and now Asus is ready to take their line of inexpensive computer products to the next level. Introducing E-DT , E-TV, and E-Monitor. The E-DT will be a desktop featuring a Intel Celeron processor and a extremely attractive price of $200-$300. Next up is the E-Monitor, which we be a all-in-one PC similar to the iMac and will feature a 19-21in screen as well as a TV tuner all for a price around $500. And my personal favorite, the E-TV which will be a 42in LCD that will feature a Linux based PC inside the LCD and is expected to only add $200 to the price of a typical 42in LCD. The E-DT, E-Monitor, and E-TV are all expected to be available by September 2008. (Source)

The All-In-One PC market is starting to heat up with Sony’s new Vaio LT Series PC/TV The new Vaio packs a punch with a 2.5GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 22in 1680×1050 LCD, 4GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive, Blu-Ray Burner, and even CableCard support. Basic versions of the new Vaio start at $1,999 and fully loaded it climbs to a price of $3,299

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We all knew Nvidia was cooking up something special to replace the aging 8800 Ultra, and here it is the Nvidia Geforce 9800 GX2. The 9800 GX2 will contain two printed circuit boards (PCB’s) similar to the old Geforce 7950 GX2., giving the card a all-in-one SLi solution. We know for sure the new processors will be based on 65nm GPU tech (possibly with G92 cores) The 9800 GX2 will also feature 1 GB or memory, 512mb for each card. The 9800 GX2 has not been officially released by Nvidia but it has been reported to be up to 30% faster than a 8800 Ultra and is currently expected to be released in early February 2008.

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For some reason most people who buy desktop computers simply use the cheap keyboard that came included with their computer. A quality keyboard in my opinion is just as important as any other component, and thanks to Enermax and the Aurora Premium Aluminum Keyboard we now have a elegant and practical option. The Enermax Aurora Premium Aluminum Keyboard (not to be confused by the regular Aurora Aluminum Keyboard) is a RedDot design winner for 2007 and features a diamond cut dark brushed aluminum finish. the keyboard itself features two USB 2.0 ports as well a built it audio chip for auto-transfer of audio signal via USB. Allowing you to plug a headset or microphone directly into the keyboard without having to connect anything to your desktop besides a single USB cord (No extra headphone or microphone cords to plug in) The keyboard also features heavy duty components, 10 million plus keystroke lifetime, Windows & Mac support, and comes in either a black or silver finish. According to the press release the Aurora Premium will be available at Newegg.com, ZipZoomfly.com, Directron.com, PC Club, Micro Center soon with a MSRP of $75

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