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Here comes a new wireless keyboard from Enermax, the Aurora Lite Wireless. Powered by 2x AAA batteries, this ultra-thin keyboard features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a brushed aluminum construction, flat key caps and makes use of the Scissors technology, which makes typing smooth and silent. The Aurora Lite Wireless is available now for a retail price of 59.90 Euro (about $83). [Enermax]
Enermax is bringing you their first USB 3.0 external HDD/SSD enclosure, the Brick. Codenamed EB208U3, this pocket-sized enclosure comes with an aluminum construction, a USB 3.0 connection interface and can house one 2.5-inch hard drive, solid state drive or hybrid hard drive with a SATA interface. The Brick retails for 20 Euro (about $28). [Enermax]
Enermax has introduced its new USB Rubber Vegas (U.R. Vegas) cooling fan. These fan will stick onto your steel computer case using magnets, allowing you to easily attach or detach the fan. Measuring 12cm, the USB-powered fan also features a patented circular type LED with up to 18 diodes and 7 switchable modes. The Enermax Rubber Vegas will be available in July 2011 for $20 each. [Product Page]
Enermax offers you their latest notebook cooler, the Aeolus Premium. Measuring 350mm x 335mm x 45mm and weighing 1.3kg, the cooler supports for up to 17-inch notebook and comes with a brushed aluminum construction, a large 250mm fan that boasts 15 blue LED lights, rubber feet for a good grip and two USB 2.0 ports. The Aeolus Premium will start shipping next week for 36.90 GBP (about $59). [Enermax]
Enermax has added another wired keyboard to its range by bringing you the Aurora Lite. Measuring 460mm x 160mm x 9.2mm, this ultra-thin keyboard features a brushed aluminum casing, a rubber stands to prevent slipping, two USB 2.0 connectors (one on each side) and makes use of the Scissors technology, which makes typing smooth and silent. The Aurora Lite is scheduled to go on sale sometime next week for 49.90 GBP (about $77). [Softpedia]
Enermax has started shipping their newest mid-tower PC case ‘Volcanus‘ in the US. Announced back in February, the Volcanus boasts a vibrant flame design on the front and side panels, five 5.25-inch external drive bays, a front I/O panel with audio, USB and eSATA connectors, tool-less drive bays, expansion slots and a front Apollish Vegas 140mm fan that has either red or blue LEDs. The Volcanus can be yours for just $79. [Legit Reviews]
Measuring 220mm x 270mm x 45mm and weighing 500 grams, the Aeolus N14 is Enermax’s newest notebook cooler for the mass market. This USB-powered cooler supports for all notebooks up to 13.3-inch and comes equipped with a honeycomb steel mesh, five rubber stands and a 140mm fan that boasts four blue LED lights. The Aeolus N14 is available now for a retail price of 21.90 Euro (about $28). [Enermax]
Enermax is set to showcase two new mid-tower PC cases at CeBIT 2010. Coming in two different models, the Volcanus (pictured above) boasts a vibrant flame design on the front and side panels, five 5.25-inch bays, a front I/O panel with audio, USB and eSATA connectors, and an integrated Apollish Vegas fan featuring 7 light effects. Meanwhile, the ECA3190 is designed with charcoal black acryl and features 5.25-inch bays, a front I/O panel with audio, USB and eSATA connectors and the same Apollish Vegas fan. Read more
Enermax has recently released their latest wireless keyboard ‘Acrylux’ for the European market. Measuring 460mm x 160mm x 9.2mm and weighing 817 grams, this slim keyboard makes use of the ‘scissors’ technology, which allows for an increased comfort and usage while typing, and features flat key caps at a zero degree angle to increased typing speed, two USB 2.0 connectors (one on each side) and works on 2.4GHz wireless frequency. The device needs two AAA batteries to operate. Available in black and white color options, the Acrylux is sold for 66.90 Euro (about $100). Read more
If you’re looking for a new wireless keyboard, be sure to check out Enermax’s latest KB008W wireless keyboard. Powered by a 2.4GHz radio frequency, the keyboard features an integrated trackball located at the top right corner, a switchable resolution (200/400/800 dpi) and a row of hotkeys across the top to control the commonly used applications such as web browser, and email. The KB008W will be available in Japanese market starting this week for $93. Read more
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