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by Rey M.L.
With an exterior that will "fit in any space or room", Fractal Design's Node 202 enclosure promises to combine a low-profile, low-noise design with enough room for fast graphics cards. Those who dislike the Corsair Bulldog's aesthetic ought to take a look at this.
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by Rey M.L.
With a strong focus on 4K-res gaming, Corsair has brought together their PC case, cooling, and power expertise for their Bulldog DIY PC kit. It'll handle some really high-caliber hardware, all while being small enough and quiet enough to fit into your home theater setup.
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by Rey M.L.
Time to dust off those old GB cartridges. Hyperkin's Smart Boy smartphone cradle intends to make your iPhone or Android phablet into Nintendo's circa-1989 handheld console, going so far as to include a working cartridge slot.
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by Rey M.L.
Running AMD's fastest mobile APU, Zotac's latest addition to its lineup of mini PCs offers a whopping four DisplayPort connections for four-monitor setups, backed up by relatively fast Radeon graphics.
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by Amber Leventry
Not all video games will rot your child’s brain. In fact, the imaginative inventors at Pixel Press believe in the opposite. Some video games can increase problem solving skills, sharpen the analytical side of our brain, and open the door to endless creativity. Bloxels is the latest project from Pixel Press, and the promise is that it will exercise both sides of your child’s mind.
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by Beth Graddon-Hodgson
June is here, and if you're a parent, it's time to start considering
what summer activities you will enroll your children in before
registration is full. That's all fine and well, but why should your kids
have all the fun? Adult camps are becoming a new trend, and there's one
challenging option that will see if your 'grown-up' lifestyle has
prepared you to survive without losing your mind.
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by Rey M.L.
In case you wanted to have the most eye-catching mousepad imaginable, Razer's gaming-centric Firefly floats above configurable RGBLED lighting. Holding the exact shade of your favorite color for all to see isn't the only thing it can do, either.
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by Amber Leventry
View-Master is back, and will show us a new way to look at 3-D
images. Mattel and Google have swapped ideas to recreate one of the best
children’s toys of all time. The new View-Master will allow kids to experience interactive,
educational, and immersive scenes through virtual and augmented reality.
No need to insert a cardboard reel, the new View-Master inserts you
into an experience that provides sound effects, moving images, and
informational pop-ups.
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by Rey M.L.
You won't see anything like it anywhere else: CyberPower's latest configurable computer has a funky looking case that splits its hardware between three wings. Not only does this improve cooling, but it also makes the system look more like a spaceship.
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by Rey M.L.
For its 20th year of selling PC videocards, Asus are putting out a limited-edition Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 with the highest factory overclock you'll find, along with some extras that'll help you clock it even higher.