Condor supercomputer built from 1,716 PS3 consoles, costs only $2.5m

Most supercomputers cost double figures or more in millions of USD to build. Such as the fastest supercomputer that was built by China cost a whopping $32,972,800 to build. But if you managed to recycle some old computer parts or game consoles, you’d be able to build a supercomputer that costs only a tenth or less of the total cost required to build most top 40 supercomputers.

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Hercules XPS Diamond 2.0 USB speakers

There are some speakers specially designed for girls. The newly Hercules XPS Diamond 2 speakers have been designed with female users in mind and they’re shaped like diamonds, which are what female audience love.

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Samsung announces SE-406A slim external 3D Blu ray combo drive

If you own a netbook or a super slim 11.6-inch notebook, chances are the netbook or notebook does not come with a built-in optical drive. Hence, you’ll be interested in knowing what latest optical drives are available in the market.

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iBuyPower announces a trio of Battalion 101 Sandy Bridge notebooks

iBuyPower has announced a trio of gaming notebooks based on the Intel Sandy Bridge platform, featuring the Intel Core i7-2630QM processor. The three iBuyPower notebooks are Battalion 101 P151HM1, W150HNQ, W170HN, which start at a price of $900.

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Toshiba’s USB powered 14-inch mobile monitor

Professionals on the go, who need an extra screen for their work, will find the Toshiba’s USB powered mobile monitor truly portable and useful. The Toshiba’s USB mobile monitor comes included with a handy carrying case that makes it easy to be carried around by professionals on the go. The case can be turned into a stand, which allows the 14-inch mobile monitor to be properly positioned on a desk, at comfortable angles for most work.

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Zypad WL 1500 wrist-worn computer announced

Perhaps you’d love the idea of wearing a wrist-worn computer to look geekier than anyone else does. The Zypad WL 1500 is a wearable computer that’s been designed to strap on your wrist. It’s suitable for field workers who’re involved in emergency, medical, and other engineering works.

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D-Link ships world’s smallest WiFi adapters – Wireless N 150 Pico and Nano

A super tiny USB wireless adapter does offers handiness for use. Such as you’ll never leave it behind as you can always keep the it plugged into a USB port of your laptop. Since it is sticking out a little bit from your laptop, you can always keep the adapter plugged in, even while the laptop is slipped into a laptop sleeve.

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Samsung notebook with a 14-inch transparent LCD display

I’m not too sure why there is a need for a notebook to be equipped with a transparent display. There could be a few good reasons, such as it lets you see what’s behind the laptop screen, or lets you be aware while your boss is approaching. Anyway, Samsung has got a new notebook that comes with a 14-inch transparent LCD display, which was shown off at FPD China 2011.

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Western Digital unveils Mac-ready dual-drive storage – 6TB My Book Studio Edition II

You want more storage for your pictures, videos and any other multimedia contents? Western Digital has just announced a 6TB Mac-ready storage, called the My Book Studio Edition II, which is an external dual-drive storage; aims at those who need large storage capacity for their data, including digital artists, graphic designers, photographers, legal and medical workers.

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Evoluce unveils I-Voluce 46-inch gesture control display with 3D depth sensing technology

There are times that you’d prefer to stay some distance away from a computer or a tablet, and by simply waving your hands to control what are on the screen of a computer or a tablet. Evoluce has just the right technology for you, has unveiled the I-Voluce 46-inch gesture control display which comes integrated with 3D depth sensing technology.

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