This is a pretty cool product that we’re looking at bringing in at some point in the future (potentially). The killer apps are automatic head tracking and it comes bundled with an application that allows you to monitor your webcam remotely from another PC or even your iPhone (over 3G!!)

This is a product I’ve been quite excited to see for a while. The original Siberia was very well regarded and it looks like Steelseries has made some very compelling improvements to this product. Hopefully I will have a chance to listen to them soon and give my impressions.

Today I’m unboxing a triple 120mm water cooling radiator from Swiftech. This is the “stack” version of their MCR320 QP or “quiet power”

Just a quick video I threw together. As with every build I do, it’s a work in progress, and one of the big things it needs is LIGHTS, but I’ve got the reservoir running now and it looks HAWT!

Today I have a couple of unique products from a relatively new company in the “gaming gear” market. The headphones have SURPRISINGLY good sound isolation (they are “closed” headphones) and equally surprising sound quality compared to similarly priced gaming products, but the build quality leaves a bit to be desired. The mouse pad isn’t my favourite, but I don’t really like fast mouse pads, so that could be the problem.

Today I’ll be unboxing something that interests me, and very few other people, but you will have to indulge me because I’ve not been feeling well enough to go into the warehouse and get other stuff out. This came to me in the mail.

This board is so TUF (The Ultimate Force) that it’s resistant to corrosion from salty air! WOW!

That’ll come in handy…

But seriously, it’s nice to see a consumer/performance board that loses some of the frills and gimmicks and goes back to just solid construction using the best parts you can buy.

Visiontek is the latest board partner to join the Bigfoot Networks family with their very own Killer NIC product. Check out my unboxing!

We’re setting up a 3D Vision demo PC in our new store, so I figured I might as well do an unboxing of the monitor we’ll be using!