The Tytan is not for the feint of heart, it has a GTX690, Intel 6 core, Core i7 CPU, Rampage 4 Formula motherboard with an exclusive chassis designed to be overclocked with one press of the button. That is when things go crazy and 10 fans activate to keep the case completely cool in almost any environment. It can have 3 full HD monitors, stereoscopic surround 3D gaming.
Acer’s mainstream Tablet, with the Intel Clover Trail SoC design has a keyboard docking bay that acts as a fancy backstand support when turned through 270 degrees plus. The device is optimised for touch interactions, and is bundled with Windows 8. When undocked it is a standalone tablet device weighing in at around 900grams. The claim on battery life is around 9 hours, although the proof is yet to be seen.
The high-end Tablet has an Intel Core i7 mounted on an Ivybridge chipset. The performance matches what can be found in the 11 and 13 inch notebooks. The tablet is an extremely powerful device and can be utilised as a pc in its own right.
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Clevo launches the latest notebooks, the P150HM and has NVIDIA MSN modules which are interchangeable and allow for upgrading. The 15″ screen is ideal for gamers and combined with i7 Intel CPU with some overclocking features, so you get more value for your investment. This notebook can support 75W powered graphic cards. The P170HM3 is a 3D monitor machine that can support 100W graphic cards and when you wear the glasses you get theatre like 3D display.
Vapor gives more details about how they achieved the win at the GoOC over some stiff competition from the Swedish and Australian competitors.
However at the end the USA team took the lead and managed to shrug off all contenders.
Team USA won this years GoOC finals in Taipei, Taiwan. Charles aka Fugger and Eric aka Vapor took an i7 975 and 2 GTX 260 VGAs in SLI to 5.5Ghz CPU clock speed on Liquid Nitrogen.