Of course, this new arrival is not alone as there is another to keep it company, also from OCZ and known as the Behemoth. No idea on pricing or availability at point of publishing, but we’re hoping these won’t break the bank when released. The OCZ Eclipse comes in a rather compact form factor, featuring a 2,400 DPI sensor while the latter is a wee bit faster and boasts a 3,200DPI sensor, stuffed into a larger design.

OCZ enters the gaming fray yet again with another mouse – the OCZ Eclipse gaming mouse. Both models are able to switch between four different profiles and comes with support for uploading profiles direct to the onboard memory.

Still, this 17″ desktop replacement unit is not meant to be your best travel companion considering its size and weight, but if you can’t get enough of gaming on the go without resorting to handheld portables, then the GX723 is worth considering with the specifications listed here. MSI has decided to unveil its latest gaming notebook, the GX723 right when the week is over, although doing so earlier could mean having the notebook shipped by today for a long weekend of pure gaming bliss.

512MB GeForce GT 130M graphics chipset Turbo ModeIntel Core 2 Duo processor Five internal speakers for Dolby sound support320GB/500GB hard drive4GB RAM2-megapixel webcamWi-Fi connectivityBlu-ray/DVD drive6- or 9-cell batteryNo idea on pricing or the shipping date though.

Maingear claims that they have the meanest, baddest gaming notebook on the planet with the eX-L 18, where this puppy is definitely a serious contender for that ever-temporary title by featuring the following :-

53 GHz Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad CPU18. 5″ SATA or SSD drives (RAID configurations are possible), DVD or Blu-ray optical drivesVGA and HDMI 1. 1 digital audio outputThree USB 2. 11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2. You will need to dig deep though as the Maingear eX-L 18 will start from $2,999 upwards. 0 ports (only? 4″ displayMaximum of 8 GB RAMThree 2. )One FireWire portExpressCard sloteSATA port7-in-1 media card readerTo complete this offering, the Maingear eX-L also boasts an illuminated keyboard with a separate numeric keypad to make sure your gaming sessions won’t go interrupted even in low light conditions, while a full-size touchpad and instant access buttons for email, Web and media playback control make sure you remain on top of things when it comes to the working world as well. Dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 280M GPUsUp to a 2. 1 connectivityUp to 7. 3b video out3-megapixel webcamOptional ATSC TV tuner802.

CyberPower has started bundling NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D stereo glasses with their Gamer Xtreme 3D Series high-end gaming PC.

The GPU driving the 3D glasses is a GeForce 200 Series. Of course, it comes with a compatible monitor: a Samsung Syncmaster 2233RZ 22-inch that has a 120Hz. There are configurations with AMD or Intel CPUs, depending on your current allegiance/preference. Do you think that Stereo 3D is a seller? Prices go from $1300 to $1840.

The NVIDIA 3D Bundle includes the new NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 graphics card, 3D Vision Stereoscopic Glasses, and Samsung’s Syncmaster 2233RZ 22-inch true 120Hz LCD monitor. 66 GHz CPU. the Gamer Xtreme 3D 1000 with AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition Triple-Core CPU; and the Gamer Xtreme 3D 2000, which features Intel’s Core i7-920 2. . . .

From CyberPower:

0, and high-definition 7. Additional features include ASUS 750A motherboard with SLI Chipset, 4GBs DDR2 dual channel memory; GbLAN, USB2. The AMD-powered Gamer Xtreme 3D 1000 has a MSRP of $1299. 1 audio. Storage includes a 500GB SATA II hard drive, 16x CD; LG 20X DVDR/RW + CD-R/RW dual layer drive and an internal 12-in-1 Flash Media Reader/Writer

The former will be powered by an AMD Phenom II X3 720 processor, boast a whopping 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive, a GeForce 9800GTX+ (512MB), dual-layer DVD writer and Vista Home Premium 64-bit.

It will be unveiled at Computex 2009 early next month, where it explores a futuristic concept that will compartmentalized most components, offering an open and modular structure that makes it a snap to access and change the components inside at your whim and fancy. You know Thermaltake is serious about cementing their position at the top of the industry when they release a chassis known as Level 10 Extreme Gaming Station.

Usually accusations gravitate around kids becoming psychos, epileptic and so on. . . Take a look at the video report below. There are interesting details like the caption “former gamer” just below Whitney Leverette’s name. This time, it’s about how gaming could deform fingers, especially on children younger than 8 years old. It’s been a weeks since gaming has been accused of something wrong. Apparently, she can’t play games anymore due to the damage caused by “excessive gaming”.

Do you know any kid who’s suffering from finger deformation due to excessive gaming? What about bicycles? I’ve never heard or seen this before but I’m not in this young crowd anymore. They have studied “hundreds” of cases, apparently.

I heard that a lot of kids get grave injuries from those.

1 surround modes at a moment’s notice. The Megalodon is different from the other gaming headsets in the market since it can virtualize 7. Apart from that, other features include a remote control, a noise gate and a mute button. No idea on the reason behind the lag, but now that we can take advantage of the Megalodon, we sure hope it will help you improve your overall gaming experience.

When used in tandem with the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium sound card, you will benefit from active noise cancellation and voice morphing capabilities. Well, that aside, if you’re still adamant on picking up the Creative Fatal1ty Gaming Headset, it is equipped with gold plated plugs, oxygen-free copper wire, sound isolating cups and a boom microphone that can be detatched. Sounds (pun not intended) pretty OK, but bear in mind using similar equipment won’t turn you into some form of gaming deity overnight, it isn’t a RPG where donning a special piece of armor provides +10 to your defense or anything like it at all. This professional-grade gaming equipment features 40mm neodymium drivers and 20-20,000 Hz range.

Just when you thought that gaming mice were separated into two categories – FPS and RTS, along comes the Razer Naga that caters to those who spend hours of their lives in front of a computer, totally immersed in an MMORPG such as World of Warcraft. 99 a pop – no guarantees that it will level up your Shaman in double quick time though. Expect Razer to ship the Naga worldwide in the near future for $79.