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Alienware is an American computer hardware company which assembles third party components into desktops and laptops for high performance gaming. Their products consist of graphically intense applications such as video editing, simulation and audio editing. It was founded by Nelson Gonzales and Alex Aguila in 1996. The name Alienware was chosen because the founders were fond of the hit television show “the X files”, hence the name of their product Area 51. The product came to be known worldwide as Alienware Area 51.
Alienware Area 51 gaming PC offers an intel-970 processor, dual NVIDIA GTX 480 video cards and 2 terabytes of storage for high end gaming need. It’s definitely a gaming rig for people who believe in spending money for exceptional aesthetics. It’s unique in design and has incredible features. For a gamer who is looking to make his system a conversational piece, this product is the right choice.
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Gateway EC5409u
Need strong performance with up to 8 hours of battery life3 in a 15.6″ thin-and-light for your on-the-go lifestyle?
Featuring battery, screen, RAM, drive and keyboard upgrades, the nightsky black Gateway® EC5409u Notebook keeps you productive all day while mobile with 64-bit Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, a low-voltage 1.3GHz dual-core Intel® Pentium® Processor1, 802.11b/g/draft-n wireless, 4GB of cutting-edge DDR3 …
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TuneMoney.com is the latest no-frills products and services offering insurance package as well as prepaid Visa card. I was interested in the prepaid Visa card (debit card) because that means I could carry less cash especially for my upcoming trip to Thailand this coming March and May. More…
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iPod Touch video review
Hands on with the Apple iPod Touch
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The Asus Eee is the fantastic new laptop from Asus which is affordable, lightweight, and full of features.
Eee stands for ‘Easy to learn’, ‘Easy to work’, and ‘Easy to play’. The Asus Eee succeeds on all three of these aims!
At 225 by 35 by 165mm the Asus Eee is the size of a hardback book and weighing only 920g it …
