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Fountain Valley, CA -- March 25, 2013 -- Kingston Technology Company Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, continues to celebrate its 10th HyperX anniversary by announcing all-new black printed circuit boards (PCB) on two of its product lines. Kingston’s high-performance HyperX^®Beast and entry-level enthusiast ‘black’ lines will incorporate black PCB under the signature heatspreader designs.

March 26, 2013, Chino, California – Genius today is pleased to announce that the first GX Gaming Series 5.1 surround sound speaker system is now available in USA – the SW-G5.1 3500. 

Raising the GX Gaming Series to a new sonic level, this 80 watt RMS speaker system includes a 6.5-inch subwoofer providing 30 watts of heart-thumping bass, five 10 watt satellite speakers for positional audio, and a remote control for convenient volume and bass adjustment. With the hook design, the satellite speakers of the SW-G5.1 3500 can be hung on walls, helping to maximize the surround sound experience.

City Of Industry, CA – March 21st, 2013 - The leading hardware solutions provider, Rosewill®, will be showcasing its award-winning products and the latest and greatest products to the gaming community at PAX East, Penny Arcade Expo 2013.

When I go to a car dealer, I’m always amazed by the ever changing design looks. Probably 20 years from now, it’ll be considered a classic and out of style when we are all driving hovercars. I enjoy the direction of where technology has taken us how it has evolved in the more recent mobile computing arena. Although mobile computing has taken off, that is not to say the desktop is behind by any means. If you want the best gaming experience, PC gaming is still king.

I’ve spent a lot of time with mega datacenters (MDCs) around the world trying to understand their problems – and I really don’t care what area those problems are as long as they’re important to the datacenter. What is the #1 Real Problem for many large scale mega datacenters? It’s something you’ve probably never heard about, and probably have not even thought about. It’s called false disk failure. Some mega datacenters have crafted their own solutions – but most have not.