technicalupdates

Feb 6, 2009

Sprint Motorola i365IS

Sprint have announced the Motorola i365IS, where the “IS” stands for “Intrinsically Safe”. According to Sprint, the i365IS “is incapable of releasing sufficient electrical or thermal energy to ignite fuel and cause a fire or explosion” and is safe to use in areas containing flammable gasses, vapors or dust. Personally, I’d like any cellphone I use to be incapable of exploding, but maybe that’s too much to ask. As well as promising not to go supernova in your front pocket, the i365IS has push-to-talk (PTT), military-spec ruggedization and Bluetooth.
You’re not getting a high-definition screen ideal for the latest ripped DivX movie - in fact 130 x 130 with 64k colors is your lot - but there’s a speakerphone, MMS, embedded GPS and multi-line support. The i365IS supports all the latest PTT services, including Group Connect, International Direct Connect (well, if by International you mean Mexico and Canada) and short-range non-cellular Direct TalkSM.
The Motorola i365IS is seemingly not yet available from Sprint, though the basic non-IS i365 is priced at around $90 with a new two-year agreement. Sprint haven’t announced availability or pricing for the new handset yet.

MSI Wind NetOn AP1900

MSI have officially announced their all-in-one nettop. The MSI Wind NetOn AP1900, which was first spotted back in November, has an 18.5-inch WSXGA 16:9 display, Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, up to 2GB of DDR2 memory and both a 160GB SATA hard-drive and DVD burner. According to MSI, at full operating load the 35mm wide NetOn AP1900 requires just 35W, saving around 86-percent on a traditional PC.
Connectivity includes gigabit ethernet, WiFi b/g, three USB 2.0 ports, a D-Sub video output and a 4-in-1 memory card reader. There’s also audio in/out and a 1.3-megapixel webcam, together with stereo speakers. Graphics are courtesy of Intel’s GMA950 chipset, with up to 228MB shared memory.
The MSI Wind NetOn AP1900 measures 550 x 420 x 35mm and has both an adjustable stand and a VESA mount on the back, so it can be hung on your wall. No word on pricing or availability, but we’d expect to see it relatively soon; back in November it was predicted to cost around $500 upward.
Press Release:
MSI Wind NetOn AP1900，Not Just a Monitor, PC Inside It !
MSI today announces Wind NetOn AP1900 in AIO family. The AP1900 is the world’s very first personal computer that achieved the perfect balance through brilliant calculation of delicate design, energy-saving, instant internet access, and teleconferencing functions to both save work space and make better work efficiency.
AP1900 is the world’s slimmest AIO PC design, and its finest with only 35mm in width. So, it can minimize space usage while broadening the visual capacity like other LCD monitors. The Black Bars on the top and the bottom of the screen can also be avoided. In the other hand, AP1900 provides a 160 degrees wide visual experience.
In Comparison to the traditional PC, the AP1900 is equipped with the Intel® Atom™ processor. It has all the outstanding features as the regular PC, added with energy-saving and noise-reduction functions. Furthermore, a variety of internet capabilities and 802.11 b/g wireless bandwidth (optional) for the ultimate freedom in the virtual universe.
The World’s Slimmest All In One PC Design
- As Slim as 35 mm!
AP1900 is the world’s slimmest AIO PC design, and its finest with only 35mm in width. So, it can minimize space usage while broadening the visual capacity like other LCD monitors.
- Elegant design, Shine UV Glossy Coating
The rear side of AP1900 has selected the shin UV glossy coating for brightness and an elegant appearance. It looks absolutely perfect from every angle.
Other than just looking great, it is also designed to evaporate heat, allowing more convection of the cool and heated airflow to improve the functions of all of the CPU components.
- Flexible Display Angles and VESA Standard Wall Mount
The AP1900 can be adjusted back and forth from 5° to 15° depending on the need, making work more effortless and efficient. VESA standard wall mount allows for secure mounting almost anywhere to maximize space on your desk, work area, conference rooms, or wherever you may be.
The 19″ 16:9 Wide Screen
- 16:9 Wide Screen Ratio
The16:9 Golden Theater-Class ratios add 14% more viewing area compared to regular 16:10 screens. The Black Bars on the top and the bottom of the screen can also be avoided. It is perfect for displaying HD images from every angle possible, enjoying a high quality viewing session without restraint. In the other hand, AP1900 provides a 160 degrees wide visual experience.
- 5ms Response Time
The AP1900’s 5ms response time gives the performance needed for any display application. Even fast-moving dynamic video is rendered with smooth, fluid motion and no ghosting or other artifacts for a beautifully realistic viewing experience.
- High Brightness and Contrast Ratio
The AP1900 also processes the 1000:1 contrast ratio and 250 cd/㎡brightness, it can display finest detailed and colorful images even viewing darker or more complicated pictures. Fuller in colors while processing digital photos, graphics, and other materials.
High Performance, Energy-Saving and Low Noise
- The Latest Intel® Atom™ Processor
The new Intel® Atom™ Processor is especially designed for designed for miniature and energy-saving units; it is the essential core of the light and thin computers. There are up to 47 million transistors on a chip that is smaller than 25 (mm)², making it the smallest and the lowest energy used Intel processor ever (operation maintained between 1 to 2.5 watts).
Furthermore, the Intel® Atom™ Processor is more than capable of supporting all of the outstanding features, including the 802.11 b/g wireless internet access (optional), so you may completely capture the variety of functions of the internet, moving freely through the virtual world with efficiency and convenience.
- Energy-Saving
The AP1900 only needs 35 watts of power while fully operating, which saves up to 86%* of power compared to other traditional PC, achieving the perfect balance between efficiency and power usage.
* Results may vary under conditions and settings
- Low Noise
There is no need to worry about the fan noises of the traditional PC! The AP1900 selected the latest cooling technology; the noise level will never exceed 26 decibels, which is equivalent to the surroundings of a library, establishing the most comfortable working environment. Also, the AP1900 has met the highest qualifications including the Energy Star Standards, and the reorganization of the EPEAT for environmentally friendly products. The AP1900 is the perfect combination of modern energy-saving and environmental protection.
The Exciting Thrills of Instant Conferencing
The embedded high pixel webcam with dual track quality microphone, along with 2 sets of 3 watts realistic speakers all incorporate in one complete body design, saving space at your work station while expressing a sense of slickness and technology. It’s capable of broadcasting live at anytime, saving every moment of the progression, not missing a single frame. The photo quality is sharp and brilliant in colors, both indoors and out, making instant conferencing a lot more fun.
The Most Complete Expanded Interface
The AP1900 also provides complete interfaces, including the all-in-one card reader function, able to read all of the general standards of memory cards, making it easy to save files into the notebook computer. Also adaptable to most 3C products in the market such as: PDA/digital camera/digital video camera/digital MP3 players, the USB 2.0 port is also part of the AP1900. A Multi-DVD burner is also ready to play and DVD discs or saving important document at your demand.

Logitech Harmony 1100

Logitech’s Harmony 1100 universal remote has finally gone on sale at Newegg, offering a 3.5-inch touchscreen, both infrared and RF capabilities, customizable icons, layouts and macros, and the ability to set it all up via a PC. The Harmony 1100 has access to Logitech’s 225,000 device-strong A/V control database, including models from 5,000 brands.
Logitech claim you can replace up to 15 individual remotes, as well as making common tasks more intuitive. If you want to use RF wireless, however, you’ll need to buy Logitech’s Harmony RF Extender; it’s sold separately for $99.99.
The Logitech Harmony 1100 is available now, priced at $499.99 with free shipping. It comes with the charging base-station, a USB cable, AC adapter, rechargeable Li-Ion battery, installation CD and 1yr warranty.

Android-based HTC Dream

It may be more commonly known as the T-Mobile G1, but underneath the carrier’s branding the first Android-powered smartphone to market is really the HTC Dream. Now buyers in Singapore and Australia will get the chance to pick up the device, through carriers Singtel and Optus respectively, with pretty much the same functionality as we’ve come to expect from it.
That means the same 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen, sliding up to reveal a five-row QWERTY keyboard, plus both 3G and WiFi connectivity and a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus. Of course, what most people will be more excited about is the Dream’s OS, and the device will come with the latest Android build plus access to the Android Market for app downloads.
No word on official pricing from HTC as yet, but at least one of the carriers has made their move. Optus will be charging between AU$3 and AU$51 per month for the Dream, depending on which plan you select; they range from AU$59 to AU$129 per month, with both 12- and 24-month contracts available.
Official HTC Dream specifications:
3.2-inch TFT-LCD flat touch-sensitive screen with HVGA (320 X 480 pixel) resolution.
Customisable Home screen with instant Email, text message and IM notifications.
Full 5-row QWERTY keyboard.
One-touch access to Google Search, mobile Internet services - Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps & Calendar.
3G/2100MHz
Wi-Fi technology with seamless transition to open networks.
Android Market™ with access to a variety of applications and media downloads.
3.2 megapixel color camera with auto focus.
microSD™ (SD 2.0 compatible) expansion slot up to 8GB.

Samsung SyncMaster U70 7-inch USB

Quite a bit smaller than the usual Samsung SyncMaster displays we see, but this new U70 screen is aiming at the desktop companion market rather than trying to replace your primary monitor. In fact the SyncMaster U70 is just 7-inches, running at 800 x 480 resolution, and connecting to your PC via USB.
That puts it up against various rivals, from Nanovision’s MIMO range, through Century Japan’s offerings and all the way to join Buffalo as a mainstream brand edging in on the niche. First glance suggests that Samsung have used some of their digital photo frame expertise to at least make the SyncMaster U70 look great; you could easily mistake it for a standalone picture viewer.
Compatible with various forms of Windows (though not Mac OS X, sadly), with a 400:1 contrast ratio, 30ms response time and 200 cd/m2 brightness, the U70 gets its power through the USB connection. No word on pricing or availability as yet.

Samsung Acme i8910

Images purporting to be of a new touchscreen handset, the Samsung Acme i8910, have leaked, together with word that the device is set for launch at Mobile World Congress later this month. The Acme i8910 is believed to be an 8-megapixel cameraphone with specifications similar to those of the Samsung Omnia, together with either 8GB or 16GB of storage, GPS and DivX playback.
Other rumored specifications include an HDMI output, WiFi connectivity (which we’d assume would go along with 3G), a 3.5mm headphone socket and is DLNA compatibility. Going from the pictures, there looks to be a front-facing camera for video calling, too, plus volume controls on the left-hand side.
What we don’t know, so far, is what OS the Samsung Acme i8910 runs. Obviously the Omnia i900 uses Windows Mobile 6.1, but Samsung have also discussed releasing an Android-based device in Q2 2009, with some expecting it to be announced at MWC. There would potentially need to be some button changes, though, from the three front-panel softkeys shown in these images.

Nokia N75

In the run-up to Mobile World Congress it seems like there’s nothing but cellphones around; latest leak is an old favorite, the Nokia E75, which has already appeared twice (first here, and then here) and by now is well overdue a launch. There’s not much we’ve not seen about this side-sliding 3G smartphone, but given how distinctive it is among Nokia’s current line-up we love it all the same.
Aside from the QWERTY keyboard and the separate number pad, the Nokia E75 has a 2.4-inch 240 x 320 display, a 3.2-megapixel camera, both HSDPA and WiFi connectivity and A-GPS. There’s also a microSD slot with support for SDHC cards (presumably up to 32GB), a 3.5mm standard headset jack and the 60 3rd Edition FP2 OS.
Considering how finished the handset looks, it can’t be long before an announcement gets made. We’re betting a farm (not the farm; we need the chickens) that the E75 is one of Nokia’s special guests at MWC in less than two weeks time, at which point we’ll hopefully get a full spec list, availability and pricing details.

Corsair DDR3 Dominator GT

Corsair has today taken the wraps off its fastest DDR3 Dominator FT family designed to work for Intel Core i7-based processors. Announcement of the new Dominator GT features a bright racing red color scheme with company’s patent’s-pending Dual-path Heat exchange (DHX) technology high-end stick with remarkably low latencies (7-8-7) running at high frequency of 2000Mhz.
The next-generation DHX technology includes a heavy set of Aluminum heatspreaders and removable cooling fins to enable dual path RAM heat’s dissipation from water to custom-designed thermoelectric cooling system. The modules, according to Corsair, can be actively cooled as much as 20 degrees below ambient temperature.
Additionally, PC enthusiasts will soon get their hands on some very limited quantities, hand-screened and hand-tuned overclock-friendly performance sticks, in both 3GB and 6GB kits. According to the press release, they will be available exclusively at company online store only.
remont, CA, February 5th, 2009 – Corsair®, a worldwide leader in high-performance computer and flash memory products, today announced the launch of the new Dominator GT line of ultra high-performance DDR3 memory modules for Intel® Core™ i7-based systems.
Sporting a new racing red color scheme and the next-generation of Corsair’s patent-pending Dual-path Heat eXchange (DHX) technology, the new Dominator GT comes in 3-up 6GB kit, running at 2000MHz with latencies of 7-8-7.
“Corsair’s Dominator line has long been the memory of choice for PC enthusiasts and high-end gamers,” said Jim Carlton, VP of Marketing at Corsair. “The new Dominator GT family delivers even greater levels of performance, as well as enhanced cooling options, making it the perfect memory for anyone looking for the fastest possible performance from their Intel Core i7-based system.”
The next-generation DHX technology includes a single-piece heat-sink and removable cooling fins. The removable fins allow multiple cooling options for the Dominator GT modules, including water cooling, as well as a custom-designed thermoelectric cooling system to actively cool the modules to as low as 20°C below ambient temperature for maximum overclockability.
In addition to the 1866C7 Dominator GT, Corsair will be offering very limited quantities of hand-screened, hand-tuned, extreme performance modules in both 3GB and 6GB kits. These kits are specifically designed to allow hardcore overclockers to push the limits of PC performance and are built with the fastest chips available. Because of the complexity in screening, manufacturing and testing, the Dominator GT family will be available only through the exclusive online GT Performance Shop at www.corsair.com, where Corsair will offer also offer the full range of cooling options for the Dominator GT family.

T-Mobile Samsung Memoir T929

Images, features and technical details of the upcoming T-Mobile Samsung Memoir T929 have leaked. The touchscreen device, which is expected to launch on T-Mobile come February 25th priced at $299, is the US version of the European Samsung Pixon, and has an 8-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, 240 x 400 display and, if the specs are to be believed, support for high-speed UMTS HSDPA.
Comparing the leaked details of the US handset, below, to what we know of the European model, they certainly seem legitimate. One point of concern is the data speeds the T929 supports: the technical specifications say UMTS, while the features list only mentions EDGE. GPS is also omitted, though the Memoir is expected to have it.
While T-Mobile USA’s 3G network is still in its roll-out stage, and not as pervasive as rival carrier’s high-speed coverage, the company has committed to releasing multiple HSDPA-capable devices in 2009 and there’s no reason to believe that they’d artificially limit the Samsung Memoir T929. For confirmation, though, we may have to wait until later this month.
Specification and Feature list:
Advanced Responsive Touch Screen
Quick Access Customizable Widgets
Real Web Browsing (web2goSM)
Supports POP3 Emails
Full QWERTY Touchpad
8.0 Megapixel Digital Camera
Multiple Messaging Options (Text Messaging, Picture Messaging, Video Messaging, Email, IM)
Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
Organizer: Alarm, Calculator, Calendar, Converter, Memo, Task List, Timer, Stop Watch, RSS Reader
Advanced Speech Recognition
Voice Memo
72-Note Polyphonic Ringtones
Volume Up/Down Keys
Vibrate Mode
Phonebook holds up to 1,000 entries
TTY (M3) capable
Graphic Format Support (BMP, PNG, BCI, JPEG,GIF, PMD)
Audio Format Support (MP3, AAC/AAC+, MPEG4, WAV, MIDI)
Video Format Support (MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV)
MegaTones and HiFi Ringers
myFaves® Capable
EDGE High-speed Data
GPRS
USB Interface
Games
Music Player (MP3)
Wallpaper
Technical Specifications:
GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900; UMTS Band IV, Band I
Dimensions: 4.17” x 2.11” x 0.55 ” (standard battery)
Weight: 4.4 ounces (standard battery)
Display: 240 x 400 Pixels, 262K TFT (Touch-Sensitive 1.61” x 2.64” LCD Display)
Operating System: Proprietary
Talk Time: Up to 5.5 hours (standard battery)
Standby Time: Up to 300 hours (standard battery)
Hearing Aid Compatibility = M3

Feb 3, 2009

Sharp Japan launched new Aquos D energy-saving LCDs

Sharp Japan dished out a trio of low end LCDs, a new series of low power consumption and environmental friendly Aqous D lineup in 20, 26 and 32-inch HDTV displays with 1366×768 pixel resolution panel.

The new Aqous LCDs are capable of 450 cd/m2 luminance output, the 32-inch is better equipped in contrast department, rated at 3000:1 contrast as oppose to its smaller siblings with 1500:1 rating. Other features included analog/digital tuners for Japanese broadcast system, improved image processing LSI unit, noise reduction digital amplifier and HDMI connectivity.

There aren’t much to go on with the basic Aquous D except its energy saver performance to achieve over 50 percent power reduction. The Sharp units are sensor-based displays to auto adjust backlit brightness, but unlike the Sony’s eco friendly Bravia, its auto shutdown function reads signal inputs instead of scanning the presence of audiences in the room.

All models are available in three colors from red, white to black, and are scheduled to be released in Japan on the 20th this month. The 32 inch model will be selling for 140,000 Yen ($ 1,556), while the 26 and 20 inch models are priced at 110,000 Yen ($ 1,230) and 90,000 Yen ($ 1007) respectively.

Rambus introduces 4.3Gbps mobile memory

It's not all just lawsuits and overinflated posturing for Rambus -- the prickly memory firm will later today demo what its calling the Mobile Memory Initiative, a 4.3Gbps phone-oriented variant of the XDR RAM used in the PS3 that requires just 100mV of power. That means companies can either build super-powerful phones that take advantage of a complete MMI system's estimated 17GBps throughput, or build cheaper devices that offer performance equivalent to today's memory with fewer MMI parts. Rambus won't say who it's working with to bring out MMI, but we're going to have to wait a bit before we all score cheap HD videophones -- the first products aren't scheduled to hit until early 2010.

Mac tidbits: 17-inch MacBook Pro shipping, new iMacs soon

Apple's new 17-inch MacBook Pro is shipping on schedule.(Credit: Apple) A couple of tidbits surfaced Friday related to Apple's current and future Mac lineup. First of all, the 17-inch MacBook Pro introduced at Macworld 2009 is now shipping, MacNN discovered. Apple is quoting a 7- to 10-day lead time for shipments from its online store, which means it won't arrive until February, but Apple had only promised to start shipping the notebook by the end of January. It doesn't seem to be available in Apple's retail stores yet; at least, it wasn't available at the downtown San Francisco store as of Friday. Secondly, AppleInsider reports that Apple resellers are being told to expect limited quantities of 24-inch iMacs in the coming weeks, which generally means that the current model is being phased out. There have been several signs that Apple is planning to tweak the iMac in the coming weeks, most recently via an analyst report suggesting Apple was weighing whether to use dual-core or quad-core processors in the new models.

Eurocom lays claim to Core i7-equipped Clevo D900F

Remember all those Clevo laptops revealed last month? While we're expecting more information at CeBIT 2009, those crazy Canadians at Eurocom have gone ahead and spilled the beans on the 17-inch D900F. As conjectured, the 11.9-pound behemoth's packing an equally-mighty Intel core i7 processor in 2.66, 2.93 and 3.2GHz varieties. It's also got three 500GB hard drives totaling 1.5TB of space, 8GB DDR3 RAM, an nvidia G280 GPU, and a Blu-ray burner. Launch date is May 1, although according to Notebook Reviews we shouldn't expect to get our hands on it until Q4 2009. No word on pricing, but we suspect this powerhouse is gonna burn a giant hole in our pockets from both the inside and out.

Maingear intros Remix workstation for the creative professional

We tell ya, Maingear doesn't get a lot of play amongst the big timers like Dell and HP, but it sure knows how to crank out machines that are just different enough to be worth examining. Enter the Remix workstation, a desktop designed for creative professionals who dabble in graphic design, video production and pro audio. As expected, there's plenty of horsepower under the hood including a Core i7 CPU, Quadro FX / CX GPU options, up to 12GB of DDR3 RAM, RAID 0 HDD configurations, gobs of ports and an advanced liquid cooling system to keep the fans from making too much racket. The "handbuilt in America" machine starts at $1,999, though you can easily push that figure above the four grand mark with just a few tweaks. Full release is after the break.
MAINGEAR Launches Remix™ Creative Workstation PC
MAINGEAR Extends Lineup of Award-Winning PCs to Creative Professionals
Remix Features NVIDIA Quadro CX, M-Audio Interface Cards, and Liquid Cooling from CoolIT Systems
Union, New Jersey – January 29th, 2009 – MAINGEAR Computers, award-winning builders of high performance custom computers for PC Enthusiasts, announced the availability of the next generation of workstations in the market. MAINGEAR will be arming enthusiasts in photoshop, graphic design, video production, pro audio and other creative professions with the new high performance Remix Workstation.
"With Remix, we've leveraged years of experience in high performance computing in the PC Gaming and Enthusiast market and are extending that same level of performance, value and service to creative professionals everywhere with a workstation PC capable of handling even the most rigorous computing tasks" said Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of MAINGEAR.
Optimized for Photo/Graphics/Video Enthusiasts – By integrating NVIDIA® Quadro CX®, MAINGEAR is offering the fastest creative workstation designed and optimized for Adobe® Creative Suite® 4. This will provide professionals with the tools, performance and reliability needed to maximize creativity. Harness the power of the Remix to encode H.264 video up to 4x faster with the NVIDIA CUDA™-enabled plug-in for Adobe® Premiere Pro CS4*. All this extra performance shaves hours off your encoding and rendering time, offering the power and flexibility needed to be creative during critical crunch times. This powerful system with NVIDIA's latest graphics technology maximizes a number of visually intensive functions, including:
* Bring unprecedented fluidity to image navigation. The Remix enables real-time image rotation, zooming, and panning, and makes changes to the view instantaneous and smooth. Also, on-screen compositing of both 2D and 3D content, ensuring smoothly anti-aliased results regardless of zoom level. Brush resizing and brushstroke preview, 3D movement, high-dynamic-range tone mapping, and color conversion are also accelerated.
* Accelerate a variety of creative effects, making it easier than ever to add graphics and visual effects to video, which allows the artist to quickly move from concept to final product and speeds up the workflow. Effects accelerated include depth of field, bilateral blur effects, turbulent noise such as flowing water or waving flags, and cartoon effects. The Remix with the Quadro CX takes advantages of these workflow enhancements.
* Accelerate high-quality video effects such as motion, opacity, color, and image distortion. The Remix also enables faster editing of multiple high-definition video streams and graphic overlays and provides a variety of video output choices for high-quality preview, including DisplayPort, component TV, or uncompressed 10-bit or 12-bit SDI.
"NVIDIA specifically designed and optimized the Quadro CX graphics card to significantly enhance the performance of Adobe CS4," says Tyler Worden, Market Development Manager, Professional Solutions, NVIDIA. "By offering the Remix systems equipped with Quadro CX, MAINGEAR is offering its creative professional customers a complete solution that will have a transformative impact on the quality, image manipulation and processing speed of all Adobe CS4 applications."
Enhanced for Audio Editing – MAINGEAR Remix's advanced sound insulation makes it the perfect workstation choice for audio editing in the studio. Remix offers an array of some of the best PCI Audio Interfaces in the industry from M-Audio that offer the fullest range of audio editing capabilities designed to handle the needs of the most demanding project and professional studios.
Reliable and Feature Rich - The MAINGEAR Remix is built to meet the most meticulous specifications and supported by the best team in the industry. The most cutting edge features enable the Remix to deliver performance when you need it.
* Studio quality sound insulation – Advanced insulation materials keeps the noise in and dense mesh air filters keep the dust out
* Powerful components - Latest technology from NVIDIA, Intel, M-Audio put Remix at the cusp of cutting-edge technology
* Skillfully hand-built in the USA - Backed by the best in-house support team in the country
* Advanced Liquid Cooling – MAINGEAR partnered with CoolIt Systems to equip the Remix with advanced Liquid Cooling for the quietest, most reliable work experience available to date in a workstation
"The computing demands for creative professionals rely heavily on their processor firing on all cylinders" said Geoff Lyon, CEO of CoolIT Systems. "By incorporating Domino Advanced Liquid Cooling technology from CoolIT, the Remix ensures that Intel Core i7 runs cool and achieves optimal performance so that no task is ever too tall for today's creative professional."
Creative Professionals can purchase the MAINGEAR Remix at MAINGEAR's website www.maingear.com or order by phone at (888-MAINGEAR). The base price for Remix is $1,999.99($3,999.99 with NVIDIA Quadro CX) and is available in Black, Silver, Electric Blue, Inferno Red, Alpine White, and Speed Yellow. The MAINGEAR Remix will also offer the option of custom branding.