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OCZ Technology Group Introduces Do-It-Yourself Gaming Notebook Solution and Initiative

A DIY Gaming Notebook? Yep, that’s right and its from OCZ…

Sunnyvale, Calif.-May 14, 2008-OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today unveiled their pioneering Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Gaming Notebook Program. Under this program, users ranging from hardware enthusiasts to mainstream gamers can partake in configuring and building their own gaming-grade mobile solution. The OCZ DIY program enables users to purchase an unconfigured notebook and ultimately customize the system to their needs with the help of guides and direct support.

Thanks to competitive performance and enhanced portability of today’s notebooks, opting for a notebook as a serious gaming option has become increasingly the norm; the focus is also shifting in the DIY sector. OCZ has validated a complete range of components to ensure excellent component compatibility and quick and easy configuration the notebook, allowing consumers to configure the DIY gaming notebook in a shorter period of time than it actually takes to construct a regular desktop. Catering to these new demands of enthusiasts and gamers who have found benefits and enjoyment in building personal desktops, the OCZ DIY program is setting out to provide them the advantages of building their own gaming notebooks.

“For years consumers have wanted to build their own mobile computing platforms, but the product offerings and market simply did not serve them as they did in the desktop do it yourself segment,” said Eugene Chang, Product Manager for OCZ System Solutions. “With the OCZ Do-It-Yourself Notebook initiative, OCZ empowers with the resources like validated component guides, documentation, tech support, and a warranty to allow consumers to configure and build a true gaming notebook with the exact specification that matches their unique requirements.”

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May 15th, 2008 by Miguel


Razer/THX Mako 2.1-Channel Speaker System @ TechGage

TechGage checks out the super sexy, super high quality and super souding Mako’s from Razer. These truly are impressive in every sense of the work. They are expensive for a 2.1 system, but well worth your hard earned money.

“Razer is well-known for producing high-quality peripherals, but audio can be an entirely different bag. Our concerns over their new found venture can be set aside though, as the tag team effort between them and THX helped build an amazing 2.1 system that’s actually worth its $400 price tag.”

http://techgage.com/article/razerthx_mako_21-channel_speaker_system/

If you want a second opinion, check out our review of these impressive speakers…

http://www.extrememhz.com/mako21-p1.shtml

May 13th, 2008 by Miguel


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