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Razer Ferox Portable Gaming Speakers

The "Razor Ferox" are powerful mobile gaming speakers, while many players prefer headphones, Razer launches a solution for those who do not like anything in their ears. The Razor Ferox has a 360 omni-directional design, providing a wide listening, unlike conventional speakers. Another interesting feature is that each speaker has a chamber that expands after turning it on. Ferox has a rechargeable battery that lasts for 12hrs and comes with a carrying case.



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WD_Black D30 Game Drive

No more sacrificing games when you reach the storage capacity limit of your gaming station. Western Digital has launched a new Game Drive that can archive up to 50 titles. The high-performance drive gives gamers all the storage they need for their expanding library. It provides the performance, capacity, and reliability to help console gamers drive their game and play without limits. Compatible with both PlayStation and Xbox consoles, the new WD_Black D30 boasts SSD...
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Gamevice iPhone Controller

The new Gamevice iPhone Controller aims to help the game addicted crowd to take their iPhone to a whole new control level while playing. Available for iPhone 6/6s, Plus models included, it’s a gadget that you mount on both ends, providing two analog joysticks, the ABXY fire buttons, triggers on both sides, plus the mandatory D-pad. It also features a battery that lets you charge your device while playing the games of your choice, it´s also rubber built so you get...
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Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 15

Gamers rejoice! Asus have introduced an impressive dual-4k touchscreen gaming laptop, the ROG Zephyrus Duo 15. The sleek and powerful laptop comes packed with some of the latest gaming tech to boot. But the main atraction is the second full-width 4k touchscreen built into the upper half of the keyboard deck, it is sort of extension of the main screen and gives you more visual real estate. This smaller screen even tilts up at a 13-degree angle, so both displays shoul...
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