[singlepic id=4317 w=320 h=240 float=center] Kingston Technology saw a significant increase in DRAM module shipment by 20% as of last year, 2011, in the Asia Pacific region. This came at a time when the competition was fierce and unfavorable market conditions limited its rivals. Kingston stated that the 20% growth allowed them to mitigate the impact of falling DRAM prices of 2011-2012. Kingston further added that it will still focus on its high-performance HyperX series as well as developing  DRAM modules for enterprise servers and data centers which have higher…
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Razer recently unveiled via email newsletter a new part of their site (http://www.razerzone.com) which they call the Razer Academy. Dubbed as an all-new learning platform for competitive gaming driven by pro-gaming stars, Razer intends to deliver content created by e-sports and gaming personalities to everyone that aims to educate their followers.
If you have some affection for Thermaltake and Tt eSports, we don’t have any problem recommending you these pads if they fit your needs.
Contrary to what Razer and Roccat wants you to believe, PC gaming is alive and well according to a report from the non-profit group PC Gaming Alliance (PCGA) that highlights 2011 where the PC gaming industry netted $18.6 billion in profit. That is a 15% increase over the preceding year highlighting reasons such as a rise in foreign markets and social games that contributed to that sum. The PCGA’s third annual “Horizons” research report points out that China has twice the growth rate of the global market, netting $6 billion for…
Hawken, that FREE-TO-PLAY Mecha-Combat game you probably never heard of before, is being teased by Adhesive Games with a new gameplay trailer. The game is expected to arrive at December 12, 2012 (12/12/12) for the PS3, Xbox360 and PC and from the looks of the trailer is looking oh so good already. You can excite yourself more by visiting Adhesive Games Youtube channel and watch the other videos they have or visit their blog for more info about Hawken.
