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Open-mesh PC case keeps heat, dust bunnies at bay

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If you haven’t done it in a while, opening your PC case can be like a slasher flick — you know you’ll see something disgusting, but you’re never sure what. Taiwan’s YoungYear Electronics claims to stop the horror with its Green Mesh case, which has neither fans to suck dust, nor filters, and keeps your components cool with a “chimney effect” instead. It’s this same action that repels dust out the top, so that only one quarter the usual amount of filth is drawn in — according to the company. The only downside is that with poor heat dissipation, the maximum power supply unit size is 300 watts — which probably scratches it off the list for most modders or power-users. For the rest, if you don’t mind your computer’s innards blowing in the breeze, at least you’d have no nasty case-opening frights.

Open-mesh PC case keeps heat, dust bunnies at bay originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 08 Jun 2012 19:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The Peek Bites The Dust

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You may remember the Peek, a device that showed up back in 2008 (so long ago, now!) offering nothing but email. That’s right, nothing but email in an age when smartphones were already becoming popular, and the iPhone was changing the way people thought about interacting with their data.

In a way, it was genius: limiting the service and the device made it easy to explain and simple to use. It does email, period. An interesting tack, and one that kept them rolling for a few years, but alas, Peek is finally going to take the big sleep.

Despite revising the hardware and switching up the pricing, the Peek couldn’t maintain relevance in the face of smartphones and tablets. There was always the question of whether it was a legitimate market at all, but I object to that objection. I think it’s a brilliant proposition, and one many people found useful. But you just can’t fight progress, and while phones and tablets got more capable, they also got easier to use.

Ironically, it might have been trying to compete that made the Peek at last irrelevant. The people who liked it didn’t think of it as a less-capable smartphone, but as a single-purpose device, like a fork or a measuring tape. That value proposition, focus, is something we’re seeing in practice in single-purpose sites like Imgur and so on. But the philosophy of the mobile phone as Swiss army knife has taken over in the hardware field, so devices like the Peek got left behind.

The Verge talked to the CEO, and he said that there are a few thousand devices lying around in warehouses, and he’d like to put them into the hands of interested hackers. The Peek 9 was a perfectly workable piece of hardware, though not particularly powerful, but perhaps it could be made into something interesting or useful by a little creative coding. Head over there for more info.

Update: It should be noted that this isn’t the end for Peek the company, only Peek the service and line of devices. Peek Inc actually just closed a big funding round to fuel its work bringing smartphone-type software to low-cost mobile devices. We’ll report more on that as the story develops.



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Pritect Sensor Cover for Xbox 360 Kinect- Privacy, Protection, Dust

Pritect Sensor Cover for Xbox 360 Kinect- Privacy, Protection, Dust

  • Guard Privacy, Protect Lenses and Chassis, Cover LED and Infrared Lights for Home Theater use
  • Color: HIGH GLOSS BLACK
  • Soft lining keeps Kinect surface scratch-free
  • Will not interfere with Kinect start up and calibration procedures
  • Does not alter Kinect Voice Command functions

PRITECT is for use with Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor.

PRITECT is designed to protect sensitive optical lenses and high-gloss chassis, block distracting LED indicator and infrared lights for improved integration into home theater environments, and completely eliminate the camera’s view when placed on top of the Kinect Sensor.

PRITECT seamlessly slips on and off, does not alter standard start up and calibration procedures, and will not interfere with Kinect Voice Commands. Simply cover your Kinect when not in use and remove when accessing camera based content.

Made in the USA.

Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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LG and Prada invites us to see its 2012 collection in London, we dust off the tux

No sooner had the LG and Prada partnership reappeared in benchmark tests did this glossy JPEG arrive at our inbox. Vowing to show us “the new Prada Phone by LG 3.0,” we’re undergoing a rigorous fashion transformation in preparation, and will be there next Wednesday night to clue you in on what the collaboration’s got up its perfectly-ironed sleeves.

LG and Prada invites us to see its 2012 collection in London, we dust off the tux originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 09 Dec 2011 07:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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MSI’s reverse fan tech keeps dust out, graphic cards chilled

We’ve all been there, trying in vain to remove dust caked onto the fans of componentry inside our rigs. It’s mostly a fruitless endeavor, but here to save us from the horde of dust bunnies invading our graphics card is MSI’s dust removal technology. Available on the company’s “Lightning Xtreme” edition of the GTX580, soot is annihilated by spinning that card’s fans at full throttle in reverse for thirty seconds after boot. That’s apparently an effective method for flinging accumulated grime off the spinners and (hopefully) into a spot you can actually reach. Unconvinced it’ll work? Well then, mosey on over to the source link bub, and prepare yourself for video proof of the fan-powered filth evisceration.

MSI’s reverse fan tech keeps dust out, graphic cards chilled originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 07 Sep 2011 02:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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