For all who want to dive into a world of 3D games with your head first is Digital Storm's 3D Vision Surround BlackOps package a good place to start. For $ 2,800, you get BlackOps Assassin and three 3D-ready, 1080p Asus screens.

Koolance VID-introduced NX460, a water block for NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 460 graphics card. It's for sale on its website for $ 109.99, the block is made of nickel plated copper and has a stainless steel + acrylic top. Block measures 159mm x 146mm x 16mm and uses standard G 1 / 4 "BSP, threaded nozzles are not included but can be purchased at Koolance's website.

Even in this niche world of PC overclocking water-cooled memory never gained popularity, but try not to teach Kingston about it - they now sell premium blocks of DDR3 RAM, where water is a prerequisite.

Built by Pegatron and is still in prototype stage, MasterPad seems to be the epitome of Steve Ballmer's future product of a desirable Windows 7 tablet. A 11.6-inch IPS screen which can accommodate a 1366 x 768 widescreen resolution, a 1.3 megapixel webcam plus mic, two USB ports, a card reader, an accelerometer, mini-HDMI port, 3G connection, and 32GB or 64GB SSD options. All that hi-tech is wrapped in a magnesium and aluminum body that weighs 990 grams.

 

We reported some time back that the Indian government was planning to unveil a Rs 500 ($ 10) tablet.

The much hyped R 500 'Sakshat' tablet proved to be a flop.

This is a category of phones we've been waiting to see for years. We've seen plenty of phones with integrated GPS receivers, in reality, you'd struggle to find a modern smartphone without GPS these days, but we've seen very few phones that are sold with all the elements that constitute a workable GPS Device, good maps, good screen size and accessories for mounting the phone on the dashboard of the car. Garmin Nuvifone Asus A10 comprehends all these things in a smartphone, which undoubtedly makes GPS number one priority.