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The HP Pavilion HPE h9 Phoenix is claimed to be the most powerful HP Pavilion PC so far. The computer is powered by an Intel Core i7 with optional liquid cooling system, a 16GB of DDR3 RAM and up to 9TB (three 3TB 3.5-inch HDDs). An optional liquid cooling system protects sensitive components from overheat and extends the life of the computer. The HP Pavilion HPE Phoenix h9 desktop PC will be launched on January 8th, 2012 in the United States for $1,149.99 each. [Engadget]
LogicBuy has started selling the Dell Inspiron 620s slim tower desktop for only $449.99 with free shipping. Powered by a 3.3Ghz Intel Core i3 quad-core processor with a 4GB of RAM, a 1TB hard disk drive, an Intel HD graphics, a wireless keyboard, a wireless mouse and Wi-Fi connectivity. The Dell Inspiron 620s runs on the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS. [Product Page]
If you are looking for an affordable gaming PC, than check out the iBuyPower Gamer Paladin HS11. Powered by a liquid cooled 3.3GHz Intel Core i5 2500K processor, this gaming rig features an 8GB of DDR-1600 RAM, a 1.2GB nVidia GeForce GTX 570 graphics card, a 1TB hard disk drive, the NZXT Source 210 computer case and the Gigabyte GA-Z68AP-D3 motherboard that supports 7.1 channel sounds. The iBuyPower Gamer Paladin HS11 runs on the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS. You can buy this powerful gaming PC for only $999. [Product Page]
VIA has launched the ARTiGO A1150 DIY PC kit. Measuring 5.7-inch x 3.9-inch x 2-inch, this palm-sized PC features a 1.0GHz dual core VIA Eden X2 processor, VIA VX900H media system processor, HD video support, up to 4GB DDR3 memory, an SD card slot and a 2.5-inch SATA HDD or SSD. The computer also provides several connectivity options including HDMI, VGA, Gigabit networking, Wi-Fi Support, five USB ports, three audio jacks and an optional wireless IEEE 802.11 b/g/n. The VIA ARTiGO A1150 DIY PC kit runs on the Microsoft Windows 7 or Linux operating system. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The Mouse Computer Lm-AS411X and Lm-A511X will be released in the Japanese market very soon. Both desktop PCs are powered by an AMD Phenom II X6 1065T CPU (six cores) with an AMD 880G chipset, a 4GB of RAM (upgradeable up to 16GB), a 500GB of hard disk drive, a DVD Super Multi and an ATI Radeon HD 4250 graphics card. The Mouse Computer Lm-AS411X and Lm-A511X will be available via Mouse Computer’s site for 59,850 Yen ($712) each. [Akihabara]
If you are looking for a new all-in-one PC, then check out the MSI Wind Top AC1900 that features an 18.5-inch screen with a 1366×768 resolution, driven by Intel’s integrated GMA X4500 graphics. The entry-level computer uses Intel’s dual-core 2.6GHz Celeron processor paired with a 2GB of RAM, which is upgradeable for up to 4GB. The MSI Wind Top AC1900 also has a built-in DVD writer, a 1.3-megapixel webcam for video conference, a 320GB hard drive preloaded with Windows 7 Home Premium, a pair of 2 Watts speakers and a multi-format card reader. Additional specs include Wi-Fi, six USB 2.0 ports and a VGA port. Too bad, there is no info on pricing so far. [MSI]
Anyone who knows even the slightest bit about computers knows that it is important to keep the computer cool. Anyone who knows a little more about computers knows that this can get a bit difficult if there is a lot of high end equipment inside the computer. This new Sharkoon PC Fan though looks to help correct the problem. It features a black plastic frame with a white plastic fan that is dimpled like a golf ball. It spins at 800 rpm and can move 93.85 cubic meters of air per hour and only produces 12.4 decibels of sound. [SlashGear]
MSI of Taiwan has just teamed up with the LA Dodgers to create this new all in one desktop computer which should be irresistible to any Dodgers fan in the market for a new PC. The PC will feature LA Dodgers logos that have been strategically placed throughout the computer. There is still no word available on pricing for this one or whether or not it will be a limited edition, but expect information to become available in the next week or so as we approach the release. [Electronista]
Many computer companies are trying to follow in the footsteps of the Mac Mini by creating their own fully capable mini versions of a desktop PC. The latest one that we have spotted is this new PlugComputer 3.0 Tiny Linux PC, an obviously Linux based PC that can run right up there with your normal desktop PC. The main difference here is obviously the size, but also the fact that it runs completely silent. It features a 2.0 GHz Marvell ARM processor, 512MB of RAM, a 120GB 1.8 inch hard drive and WLAN (b/g). [PuntoGeek]
At first we couldn’t figure out why Orange would want to combine a PC and guitar amp into one but the more we think about it, the more it makes sense for musicians on the go. It definitely isn’t the most powerful machine available on the market, but this is more of a budget PC built into a guitar amp and not the other way around unfortunately. The $1,500 price tag might scare some people off especially for an underpowered PC, but Orange does make a great amp which is probably where the high price comes from. [Crave]
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