Gigabyte Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse

The new Gigabyte Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro gaming mouse is the world’s first wireless gaming mouse to guarantee 100-hour nonstop gaming experience. The mouse features two-second quick-swap battery system, multi-functional charging dock, twin-eye gaming-grade laser engine, and GHOST macro engine technology. The company’s QSBS (quick swap battery changing system) technology is a patent pending technology that allows for Instant battery changing under 2 seconds, as fast as gun clip loading and unloading. Each purchase of the Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse comes equipped with an instant charging dock, which is served as a Li-ion battery charger and a wireless receiver unit. The device also helps you enjoy gaming with wireless transmission speed at 1000Hz polling rate. The Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro gaming mouse will be displayed at CeBIT 2011.

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Gigabyte Aivia K8100 gaming keyboard review

Nothing wireless, everything wired to wipe out latency, customizable and programmable macro's, good weight responsive keys and looks that somehow resemble Ferrari's and Lamborghini cars. See the products as tested are offered in a variety of colors, Ferrari Black and Red, and Lamborghini Yellow. Now of course Gigabyte does not admit that they 'lend' that idea from the car makers licensing wise, but ... well you'll see the resemblance.

So the design concept was simple, make a cool looking keyboard targeted at gamers that actually qualifies for gamers in functionality and looks. It should appeal to you and be very functional. Gigabyte certainly succeeded as the K8100 as tested today will at the very least interest you. Functionality and looks is what it's all about with this 69 USD costing, Aivia K8100 keyboard.

Price: $69

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Gigabyte introduces BookTop T1125, Hybrid desktop tablet

Gigabyte has announced the BookTop T1125, soon to be available on the Taiwanese market. This hybrid computercan be used as a notebook, as tablet, or a desktop computer. Its 11.6-inch touchscreen panel can rotate to reveal a full-size keyboard, and the computer can also be docked in order to be connected to an external display when needed.

The T1125 packs a Core i5 or i3 processor, 2GB for RAM four speakers, HDMI output, and an optical drive (on the dock). It also supports NVIDIA Optimus and USB 3.0. Runs Windows 7.

Release date: November 20 in Taiwan; Price: $1,299.

Via: Gigabyte

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