With more USB drives flocking into the already-crowded market, MXI Security has released their latest 64GB versions of the Stealth M-Series and Stealth MXP Bio. The new 64GB devices feature AES 256-bit hardware encryption, up to 3-factor authentication (i.e. combination of password, biometric, and/or CAC/PIV cards) and advanced manageability/ identity capabilities such as device recycling, key generation, and digital signatures.

Additionally, these USB drives are powered by the Bluefly, which is the world’s first security processor for USB devices. The MXI Security Stealth product family will come in a wide range of capacities, starting from 1GB to 64GB. Not the best looking USB drives out there, but surely one that you can trust on.

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Remember the Dell Streak, Dell’s 5-inch tablet which runs on Android? Well this miniature tablet is finally hitting retail this month. Americans can get the Streak through AT&T, while UK peeps are getting it from O2 since June. Prices are $299.99 with a two-year AT&T contract, or $549.99 without a contract.

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Micron, the famous brand that gives us the award winning Crucial rams, is releasing their latest SSD to the market. Their new RealSSD P300 is capable of achieving a whopping 60,000 IOPS (Input/Output Operations per Second) random read speed, while write speed is recorded at a wonderful 45,200 IOPS.

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Back in 2007, BioShock caught awe and gasp from many people. BioShock 2 was released this year, but the then developer Ken Levine wasn’t involved in this BioShock 2, which was created by several sister studios and was set in that undersea city of Rapture. Levine’s team is one of the most acclaimed and secretive in game development. Since the ’07 BioShock, which they made in partnership with 2K Australia, Irrational gave no hint about what they were working on, no clue that they were making another BioShock. But Irrational, which had, for a time, been known as 2K Boston, is indeed back on the franchise. Read more…

Everyone’s been getting into the iPhone business lately. We’ve even seen massage chairs with iPhone apps. Blasphemy! But this Bluetooth Earpiece seemed more reasonable. It is paired with its own Sound ID EarPrint that’s available for iPhone. The app offers enhanced levels of Bluetooth personalization and customization for iPhone users. The Sound ID 510 is also compatible with nearly all Bluetooth-enabled smartphones (2.0 and higher only). The internal advanced Lithium-Polymer battery provides up to 5-hours of talk time, or 135-hours of standby time. The Sound ID 510 is available in both black and white finish, and retails for $129.99, while the Sound ID EarPrint app is free for download to your iPhone.

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GlacialTech, a known name in CPU cooler, has a new toy for both you Intel and AMD fans out there. The Siberia is their latest dual-fan CPU cooler, which supports Intel (LGA1366, LGA1156, LGA775) and AMD (AM3, AM2+, AM2, 940, 939, and 754) sockets. The cooler comes equipped with a copper base, and has six 6mm copper heatpipes. The heatsink is made of a slim aluminium block. No HDT (Heatpipe Direct Touch) here though. The maximum TDP (Thermal Design Power) of this cooler is 130w. This upward spinning cooler weighs in at a fair 620 grams.

The heatsink is cooled by two fans – a 92mm fan below the fin array that works at 1300 RPM, and a top 140mm fan with a rotary speed of 800 to 1400 RPM. There’s no mention of the operation noise, as I’m wondering how the noise would fair in such a complex airflow cooler. Usually people would prefer a ‘same size’ fans with same rotational speed to reduce airflow noise. Price has yet to be announced though.

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It’s been awhile since I heard about iRiver. Now this Mp3-player company is joining the growing e-Book Reader market with their Story Touch Edition. Measuring at 126mm x 162.8mm x 9.5mm, the upcoming e-book reader will feature a 6-inch e-ink touchscreen display. Not fancy, but enough to give you a good reading experience. The size is just nice for big pockets. The internal 2GB of memory should be sufficient for some light reading materials, but if they aren’t you can always expand the storage via an SDHC memory card.

The Story Touch Edition support ePub, PDF, TXT, FB2, DJVU, and CBZ format e-books. In addition it also supports DOC, PPT, XLS and HWP Office files. No .docx for you though. There’s a microphone built-in if you need voice recording functions, or decided to record your own singing while you read, and listen back to your ‘aw so sweet’ voice as the e-Book Reader supports MP3, WMA, and OGG files too! Sadly there’s no pricing at this moment.

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Xigmatek hopes to take back their ‘King of Cooler’ crown with their new Aegir. This Aegir is a high-end tower cooler based on the newly developed D.L.H.D.T. (Double Layer with Heat-pipe Direct Touch) structure. With its 2*Φ8mm and 2*Φ6mm Heat-pipes on the H.D.T. Base and the 2*Φ6mm Heat-pipes on the 2nd layer, it is launched as a “World Exclusive Technology Cooler” but also showing outstanding and great performance. It is compatibility with Intel Corei3/i5/i7(LGA 1156), Core i7(LGA 1366), LGA 775 and AMD AM2/AM3. This provides a higher intake volume, and giving you coolers with optimum airflow, featuring unique dual fan cooling design. It’s built with two 8mm copper heatpipes, four 6mm copper heatpipes and a 120mm PWM fan that works at 1000 to 2200 RPM. For bling bling purpose, Xigmatek has also included their signature white LED to the PWM fan.

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This is Logitech’s new low-profile keyboard, positioned above the MK250. Low profile, yet there are many ninjas around. The keyboard has additional media controls, besides the unique 128-bit AES keyboard encryption that’s new to keyboards. The keyboard also has a battery life of up to an amazing three years. Read more…

Thermalright, the famous CPU cooler maker is gearing up to launch their newest Intel-only CPU cooler ‘HR-02′ into the market. Measuring 110mm (L) x 140mm (W) x 160mm (H) and weighing 860 grams, this fanless cooler boasts a convex copper base, six 6mm heatpipes, 32 aluminum fins, nickel plating and supports for Intel LGA 775/1156/1366 sockets. In addition, the cooler also comes bundled with two sets of 120mm and 140mm fan clips if you wish to pluck in your own fans. The HR-02 will start shipping at the end of August for 59.90 Euro (about $79).

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