CFD Sales Inc. Japan is set to launch Gigabyte’s latest GV-R929WF3-4GD graphics card. The card will become available from early February for around 53,000 Yen (about $516). Specs-wise, the card is packed with 2560 Stream Processors, a 512-bit memory interface, a core clock of 947MHz and a 4GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 5000MHz. The card also employs the WINDFORCE 3X cooling solution and has 2x DVI-D, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. [Product Page]
You know what they say about some dogs – their bark is worse than their bite. As for the humble computer, there are times when you might look at a small computer chassis and wonder whether anything good will be able to come out of it. Just like how one ought not to judge a book by its cover, so too, would it be in the best interest of folks not to take a look at the Gigabyte Brix mini desktop and relegate it to the realms of being just another spreadsheet cruncher or word processing machine. The Gigabyte Brix mini desktop is no larger than a small stack of CD cases, but it packs quite a punch as we take a look at its hardware configuration right after the jump.
Gigabyte Brix Mini Desktop Packs Quite A Bite original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Gigabyte has listed a new Windows 8.1 tablet on its product page. Called the S10M, the tablet sports a 10.1-inch 1366 x 768 capacitive multi-touch display, a 1.46GHz Intel Bay Trail N2805 dual-core processor, an Intel HD Graphics 4000, a 2GB/4GB DDR3 RAM, a 64GB/128GB/256GB SSD, a 320GB/500GB/1TB hard drive, a 1.3MP front-facing camera, an SD card reader, an optional 3G module, a Gigabit LAN port, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0 and runs on Windows 8.1 OS. Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment. [Gigabyte]
In a manner similar to that of the annual Google I/O device (or devices) given to attendees of the developer conference comes Steam DevDays presenting of a Gigabyte BRIX Pro … Continue reading
If you’ve ever built your own computer, Gigabyte is a name you’ve definitely come across several times. The company manufacturers a variety of components for computers, such as motherboards and graphic cards, just to name a few. Well it looks like Gigabyte wants to help you out with a gaming rig in a more direct way as the company has announced a gaming laptop of their own make called the Aorus X7. While the Aorus might not be much to look at, at least compared to bright neon lights of the Alienware lineup, it is impressive as it measures only 0.9-inches thick, which is admittedly pretty thin as far as gaming laptops are concerned, and sports a full aluminum chassis which should lend itself to that “premium” feeling.
In terms of hardware, the Aorus X7 is equally impressive as it comes with an NVIDIA GTX 765M SLI as its GPU of choice, and will be powered by Intel’s Core i7-4700HQ that is clocked anywhere between 2.4GHz to 3.4GHz. It will also feature a 17.3” Full HD display and will come with either 4GB or 8GB of DDR3L RAM that can be upgraded to a maximum of 32GB. As far as storage goes, users can choose up to 1TB of hard disk space. The laptop will also come with the usual ports, such as USB 3.0, USB 2.0, HDMI, and so on. What makes this a more compelling gaming laptop is that its keyboards come with additional macro buttons that you can program, and also a software interface that allows you to control things such as fan speed, which might be essential if you’re running something particularly intensive.
According to Gigabyte, they expect the Aorus X7 to be made available in March and will be priced between $2,099 to $2,799, depending on how you configure it.
Gigabyte Announces Aorus X7 Gaming Laptop original content from Ubergizmo. 
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[CES 2014] Being a hotbed for technology, CES is an event where plenty of action goes on each day as various companies try to vie for the attention of the attendees when it comes to the different hardware and concepts on display. Gigabyte is no different, as this company that churns out motherboards, graphics cards and PC systems have just announced the next generation Gigabyte BRIX Pro, where it happens to come in the form of a compact DIY PC kit that will feature professional CPU performance as well as visually stunning graphics support. For instance, you will be able to find an Intel i7 Core 4770R processor underneath the hood that features the Intel Iris Pro graphics 5200 chipset.
The Gigabyte BRIX Pro just goes to show that size does not really matter in this particular case, where it boasts of the signature compact design philosophy of the Gigabyte BRIX series. Apart from doing plenty of hard hitting work on this puppy, the BRIX Pro will also be a decent performer when it comes to 3D gaming needs. Available in both black and red colors, it will ship with a Wi-Fi Mini PCIe module pre-installed, in addition to a power adapter and cable. You will be able to enjoy mSATA SSD and standard 2.5” SSD installation depending on your needs, and other connectivity options include Mini DisplayPort and HDMI ports on the rear panel, as well as support for the latest 4K displays via HDMI. [Press Release]
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The computer market isn’t doing that well in the consumer realm with more and more people going with tablets and smartphones rather than replacing aging notebooks. One of the only … Continue reading
This laptop might not have the sleek looks of a shiny ultrabook, but what does that matter when Gigabyte has managed to cram some crazy powerful gaming guts into its 0.9-inch frame?
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CFD Sales Inc. Japan is set to launch Gigabyte’s GV-N78TOC-3GD graphics card. The card will become available from early December for 85,000 Yen (about $824). Specs-wise, the card comes with 2880 Stream Processors, a 384-bit memory interface, a core clock of 1020MHz (Boost Clock 1085MHz) and a 3GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 7000MHz. The card also adopts the WINDFORCE 3X cooling solution and has DVI-I, DVI-D, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. [Product Page]
Gigabyte has listed a new wireless mouse ‘M7580 V2′ on its product page. Coming in a 3-button design, this compact mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency, a precise optical sensor, an 800/1200/1600dpi resolution (switchable) and a nano USB receiver. Powered by 2x AAA batteries, the M7580 V2 will come with a two-year warranty, however, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Gigabyte]
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