Cooler Master’s Limited Edition Black Label Systems

Cooler Master just announced the Black Label Limited Edition with worldwide availability of 500 individually numbered sets. This luxurious collection brings together the company’s computing chassis, cooler and power supply, with an sophisticated black appearance plus feature enhancements.

The Zero-Gee ergonomic Computer/gaming workstation is meant to take the international markets by surprise and offer a unique workstation that combines an ergonomically designed chair with the workstation. You can literally lie down and work on the PC. So, if you are looking for comfortable and revolutionary workstations, you must consider accepting the company’s proposal and bring the Zero-Gee to either your office or home.

Steampunk modder Built LCD computer monitor and keyboard.

Brass dominates this steampunk design and all of 22 inches of the LCD monitor sits on a nice brass frame that is a quarter inch thick. The drilled holes on the frame make it look very nice and retro. The ports for the mic and earphones lie on the LCD monitor’s side and Datamancer has given the entire kit a nice sanding and polishing to give you that shimmering shine.

Turning Lamp is a PC mounted on a lamp base. It uses tactile interfaces people are familiar with when turning lamps on so a pull of a cord activates one of the 4 faces. Each face can display something different, i.e. - weather, news, email, music player, etc.

The Security Ring slips over your finger and looks mighty snazzy too. The base stays next to your computer. When you move more than a user set distance away from it, the computer locks down. Go to the restroom knowing prying eyes will be kept away from your secret stash of non work related websites.

VC’s new Sophisti DD-8 and DD-3 media systems not only look like a million bucks, they do have some powerful features to fit the package. The systems feature a network media player and front surround technology.

PCE?s new environment has been called the ?anti-cubicle.? It is a striking C-shaped design that extends one or more LCD monitors directly in front of the user. It puts users in the center of their computing, communications and entertainment devices. The innovative design is ergonomically engineered to reduce users susceptibility to repetitive stress injuries and musculoskeletal disorders, such as carpel tunnel syndrome.

Imagine a furniture to wear… then dress it with an innovator design, intense colors, ergonomics and technology appeal. Like in fashion, the point is to unify beauty, comfort, and functionality. Whether your desire is to watch TV or DVD, listen to your favorite CD, read, talk on the phone, or even study, take a nap or browse the internet, you got it close, in a multifunctional chaise-longue.

Philips will this year release its range of amBX PC gaming peripherals, the company announced at its European Range 2007 event in Marbella, Spain this week. amBX will provide gamers with a full “sensory surround experience” by empowering game developers to use light, colour, sound, vibration and even airflow during gameplay.

The peripherals include a pair of left and right satellite speaker lights and sub-woofer, a pair of desk fans, a wrist “rumbler”, and a directional wall washer light and controller unit. The left and right satellite LED lights will change colour and intensity depending on what is seen on the monitor. Lighting situations include rapid flashing, from white lightning to red-hot explosions, and more subtle changes in ambient lighting, from a hypnotic fireside flicker to a tranquil blue sky.

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This keyboard has the same measurements as a standard 102-key keyboard, but there?s a big difference. You can roll this one up and put it in your pocket.