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BMW and Thermaltake team up for Level 10 M headset

, Mar 6th 2013 Discuss [0]

The BMW name typically brings to mind thoughts of M-series cars and luxury vehicles for most people. However, the BMW name has found its way into use for other products, particularly a line of computer accessories in partnership with Thermaltake. In the past we've seen a gaming mouse designed with help from the BMW Group Designworks. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake puts external fan on Cyclone gaming mouse

, Jul 5th 2012 Discuss [2]

What do you do when you break a sweat from all that PC gaming? You use a mouse that has an external fan mounted on it, that’s what you do. Thermaltake quite literally wants to blow you away with the new Tt eSports Element Cyclone gaming mouse, which is the first mouse for gamers that has a unique outside fan on it, designed to bring some cool relief to sweaty gamer hands. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake unveils Level 10 M Gaming Mouse

, Mar 7th 2012 Discuss [2]

Thermaltake is back with another product design made in conjunction with BMW Group Designworks USA. The last time we saw a design tie up between these two companies was the Level 10 case that was so cool. The new product is a gaming mouse the goes along with that Level 10 gaming case called the Level 10 M Gaming Mouse. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: December 29 2010

, Dec 29th 2010 Discuss [0]

Take a peek at a prediction column by Chris Davies: 2011: The Year of Pentaband? Glance in awe as Paul Allen sues Apple, Google, YouTube, Facebook, Yahoo, AOL, eBay, Netflix, OfficeMax, and Staples, all at once. Giggle to yourself as you see France enact a tablet tax which exempts only Windows devices. Scratch your head as Verizon plans to focus on Android, not a new iPhone, at CES. Dance with glee as Sony Ericsson's 1GHz XPeria Mini Pro's replacement leaks with stats! Wonder at Rovios elite strategy as ad consistency, location, method changes for Angry Birds on Android devices. All this and MORE on SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up! Read The Full Story

Thermaltake unveils Max 5G external HDD enclosure

, Dec 29th 2010 Discuss [0]

Typically, external enclosures for your HDD are just aluminum shells with the interface and power tech needed to allow them to operate outside a computer. They are typically passively cooled which means no fans. Thermaltake has unveiled a new external storage enclosure for 3.5" HDDs that uses active cooling called the Max 5G. Read The Full Story

Scooterputer Features a Thermaltake Element V Case on a Scooter [Video]

, Dec 16th 2010 Discuss [2]

Having a customized PC case, whether for just showing off to people or for your favorite gaming rig, usually means that it's stuck in the room you put it in, without much of an option to actually carry it places. But, thanks to a scooterputer, that's not really an issue, considering the PC is actually part of the scooter. That gives you the ability to tuck away plenty of power for your gaming needs, but also have that portability you might have desired so much. Read The Full Story

Tt eSports unveils Shock Gaming Headset

, Sep 20th 2010 Discuss [1]

Tt eSports, a division of Thermaltake, has unveiled a new set of gaming headphones for PC gamers looking to play with professional grade gear. The new headphones are called the Shock Gaming Headset. The headset has some nice features to make it work well for gaming and be very portable. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake Element V Unveiled

, Jul 2nd 2010 Discuss [0]

When it comes to cases, there's plenty of options. And Thermaltake is definitely no stranger to the market. But with this latest piece of hardware, the company can put a notch on their belt of "firsts." This particular model, called the Element V, is actually the very first full tower chassis to be completely certified by NVIDIA. And for good reason -- it has plenty of features tucked away in here that anyone interested would probably love to get their hands on one. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake BlacX 5GB is a USB 3.0 Docking Station for Cheap

, Jun 28th 2010 Discuss [0]

Transferring files from one computer to another can be a hassle, especially if you're not a fan of the cloud (cloud-based computing, we mean). But, thanks to docking stations, and the fact that data transfers are getting faster and faster every day, it's becoming not so much of an issue anymore. And let's face it: USB 3.0 is going to make that so much easier, just as the Thermaltake BlacX proves. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake Challenger Pro Keyboard Packs in a Cooling Fan for Long Nights of Gaming

, Jun 2nd 2010 Discuss [1]

Cooling fans aren't new to the PC market. For most rigs, especially the high-profile gaming units out there, they're pretty much a necessity. Long hours, and constant usage can make any system overheat if it's not checked at constant intervals. But, we'll go ahead and admit that we never expected a keyboard to get the cooling fan treatment. Well, here's one after all. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake ARMOR A90 Mid-Tower Chassis Features Bulletproof Armor Design

, May 6th 2010 Discuss [0]

Spending money to put the latest and greatest in your computer doesn't mean much if it just looks like any old PC on the outside. If you're going to customize, you've got to customize! That's why Thermaltake's ARMOR A90 mid-tower might be just what you're looking for, if you're one of those people that likes to play a lot of PC games, and you want your computer to reflect that. After all, it's created for combat. Read The Full Story

Thermaltake Level 10 iBUYPOWER PC gets liquid-cooling update

, Feb 11th 2010 Discuss [0]

What could make the stonking Thermaltake Level 10 PC case any better?  How about a custom liquid-cooling system; that's what iBUYPOWER and Asetek have done, modifying the latter's 120mm LCLC to fit the asymmetric Level 10 layout. Read The Full Story
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