OCZ’s booth was pretty straightforward and focused on their new Vector consumer SSD, as well as their new Linux SSD caching technology for enterprise drives.

Day 6 – video 1

Have you ever wanted to build your own DIY all in one PC? This new standard on display in Gigabyte’s suite will enable such a thing! They also showed a PC with onboard graphics and dual Thunderbolt ports running 4K video content!

Day 5 – video 1

Linksys has a refreshed line up of wireless AC products. all of them have at least Wireless N 300, gigabit ethernet, and a three antenna design for Wireless AC on the 5GHz band.

Day 5 – video 8

Swiftech wasn’t content to release its new product and show its performance. They wanted to demonstrate in a real, repeatable fashion that it smokes the competition.

Day 5 – video 5

Thermaltake launched the Tt esports brand to produce and market products that go beyond the traditional confines of the PC tower.

Day 5 – video 6

Project Shield is NVIDIA’s Android-based, Tegra-powered handheld gaming console with the unique ability to accept a low latency wireless video input stream from a GeForce equipped PC. That means it can run Android games that are installed on the device itself, or it can run Windows games by relying on the computer to do the heavy lifting processing the game!

Day 5 – video 4

Turtle Beach has made the bold claim that the Seven series is the most powerful gaming audio solution ever. The headphones seem solidly built, but it’s the external mixer that really got our attention.

Day 4 – video 2