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Video Review #1392: HP HD 5210 1080p Webcam

The HP HD 5210 1080p Webcam is really in a class of it's own since it has a H.264 video processor built in. This means a true 30FPS at 720p & 1080p. It comes with HP TrueVision for clear images in low light, noise cancelling microphones, auto focus, glass lens & capable of taking 13MP stills.

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User Poll: How do you rate Far Cry 3?
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Q&A Video: How Old Is Texting?
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User Poll: Canadian Bilingual Keyboard Sucks?
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GIVEAWAY: HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition Video Card

No kidding! We are giving out another iPower card - HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition! Starting from now on to Dec 17, 2012 simply write a brief description on the event wall to the following theme and you could have the chance to win a HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition card and a free copy of Far Cry 3!

Theme: iPower - More Voltage, More Overclocking on HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition.

We will pick the most creative one to be the winner.

HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition
http://www.hisdigital.com/un/product2-726.shtml

Pureoverclock Review on HIS 7970 IceQ X² GHz Edition

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Video Review #1391: Asus Transformer Pad 10.1" TF300T Tablet

The Asus Transformer Pad 10.1" TF300T Tablet is one of the best bang for the buck tablets on the market. With a 1280x800 IPS panel everything is bright & clear form just about any angle, NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core CPU for it's fast, 32GB model available and more memory can be added, 8MP rear facing camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, a keyboard dock is available and many more feature. It's simply an outstanding tablet.

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Video Review #1390: Cooler Master HAF XB Case

The Cooler Master HAF XB Case is a very unique case because of its styling. The square design allows easy access to the inside of the case, two 120mm fans are included & many more can be installed, there are hot swap bays, a 240mm radiator can be mounted at the front, plenty of ventilation and much more. With that being said, this is more of an enthusiast case or test bench, but it totally rocks.

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Video Review #1389: Azza Genesis 9000 Case

The Azza Genesis 9000 Case is simply outstanding both in design and features. It has plenty of fans, lots of drive bays, ample room to work on the inside, motherboard try is removable and reversible, fits up to two PSUs, long video cards & height CPU cooler. There are cable management holes and slip, easy swap HDD slots and much more. All this at an affordable price.

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User Poll: Get A Sweet Deal On Black Friday & Cyber Monday?
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Intel Next Unit of Computing (NUC) - Meet your new Overlords

"Whether or not you believe in the Post-PC era malarkey, there is no denying that the emphasis on personal computing has shifted on to smartphones and tablets rather than the latest Bulldozers and Geforces. After all, it's not the size that matters, but what you do with it..."

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Amazon Founder Wishes to Open Retail Stores

"Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has expressed his desire for the world's largest online retailer to open its own retail stores. In speaking with CBS News, Bezos addressed the question of Amazon entering the competitive brick-and-mortar industry. "We would love to but only if we can have a truly differentiated idea. We don't do a me-too product offering very well. When I look at physical retail stores, it's very well served. The people who operate physical retail stores are very good at it."

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1TB optical discs are coming, but you'll have to wait until 2015

"These days, I don't use optical discs - period. Nearly everything I use is online, or on my QNAP NAS - but that hasn't stopped the world of optical discs from moving forward. We're now staring down the barrel of 1TB of data on a single optical disc. Fujifilm have developed a new recording method which is reportedly capable of delivering up to 1TB per disc. This is done through 25GB per layer, which is the same amount of data a single-layer Blu-ray disc holds. But Fujifilm's new tech can cram in up to 20 layer of 25GB, amounting to 1TB in total.

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