Aug 21
Storm Power Gamer Max SP Gaming PC
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Storm System Technology has just dropped another powerful gaming PC into the market. Dubbed as the Storm Power Gamer Max SP, the system is packed with a 3.20GHz Intel Core i7-3930K processor, an Intel X79 Express Chipset, a GeForce GTX 690 4GB graphics card, an 8GB DDR3 RAM, a 1TB hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive, a 1000W 80PLUS PLATINUM power supply and runs on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (SP1) OS. The Storm Power Gamer Max SP is available now for 269,850 Yen (about $3,391). [Product Page]
Chrome OS users love these two things about their Chromebooks – the speed as well as simplicity, and when you take this week’s stable release of Chrome OS into consideration, you should have noticed the redesign effort that went into the apps list, ensuring that your apps list experience is a whole lot easier to access when it comes to navigating to your favorite apps and websites. In fact, the apps list as you can see above, has ended up being more compact, letting you access the bunch of your favorite apps without having to interrupt your browsing experience. Not only that, a search box has been thrown into the mix at the top of the apps list, allowing you to use it like an omnibox in order to search the web, specific websites, or the apps that are stashed away on your computer.
Do you think that Google is a generous company? After all, the Internet search giant did always enabled ordinary folks and users to have free access to Google Apps, their business-productivity product. In fact, you can have up to 10 users to own custom email addresses, calendars, contacts, Google Drive, team sites, and Google Docs in addition to being able to check out just what the Google Apps Marketplace has to offer.
Facebook might not be doing too well on the stock exchange at the moment, but this does not mean that the social network has no impact at all in this world. In fact, one of the more heartwarming stories that we have heard concerning the power of Facebook recently is this – Hannah Craig and her childhood friend reunited over the social network, Facebook. Basically, the gist of the story is this – one of Hannah’s started to fail earlier this year, resulting in the Tampa Bay area teen to look out for a donor in order to have a transplant performed. Doctors were not too optimistic about the prognosis though, claiming that it might take up to five years before a matching liver from a donor is found, before Hannah received a seemingly random phone call from a childhood friend, Hillary Glanzer.
The next time you pick up a Fujitsu notebook, you might want to take a second look at the notebook’s chassis – chances are pretty high that your spanking new notebook just played a part in saving the earth, as it is made out of recycled CDs and DVDs, thanks to the efforts of Fujitsu Group recycling centers that have managed to find a far more useful application for what used to be discarded as junk. I suppose if you were to take this a few steps further, we could be looking at recycled CDs and DVDs being used to manufacturer smartphone cases, portable media players, console chassis, and tons of other stuff – such as childrens’ toys, for example. 
