GAMEROX Chair Rocks Gamer Kids Into Shape

In an attempt to combat child obesity while obese children combat each other, the GAMEROX chair strengthens your child’s midsection(s) and improve their posture while they play video games.

Meant for children between the ages of 7 and 12, this chair will bend, bob and weave in all different directions, which will strengthen your child’s core balance, tone their muscles, and improve their posture as it forces your child to refrain from slumping and support himself. Much like an exercise ball at a gym. But with safety features such as an emergency brake, a removable tripod leg, and specially designed joints that will keep gamers from being flung backwards.

GAMEROX can also support 175 pounds, and since it’s not yet available for purchase, you still have a little time to hop onto your WoW treadmill to prepare yourself.

Alienware’s New M17 Gaming Notebook

Dell subsidiary Alienware has announced its new M17 gaming notebook, marking the first time an Alienware notebook has offered ATI CrossFireX technology, offering dual ATI mobility Radeon HD 3870 graphics controllers to push those pixels around. The system also sports a Intel Core 2 Duo or Intel Core 2 Extreme QX93000 processors, DDR memory, and a 17-inch 1,920 by 1,200 pixel display.

Some of the major features of the Alienware M17 Gaming Notebook are:

• Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Extreme quad-core processors,
• up to 4 GB of DDR3 memory,
• single and dual-graphics options using ATi Mobility Radeon HD 3870 controllers,
• single and dual hard drive options,
• ATSC TV in with an optional TV tuner,
• HDMI and VGA video output,
• 802.11 a/b/g/n and Bluetooth wireless networking,
• gigabit Ethernet
• a 17-inch display
• 7.1 audio support,
• three USB 2.0 ports,
• one combined eSATA/USB port,
• an ExpressCard slot,
• a four-pin IEEE 1394a port,
• a 7-in-1 media card reader
• a full-sized illuminated keyboard with numeric keypad

Prices for the M17 start at $1,399, although, of course, prices go up as you add components. Still, a Core 2 Extreme config with 3 GB of RAM, CrossFireX, and that 1,920 by 1,200-pixel screen is (barely) under $2,000.

Gigabyte 9800 GTX+ 512 MB GPU

The new graphic accelerator,from Gigabite the GV-N98XP-512H-B. The card comes equipped with NVIDIA’s latest 9800GTX+ graphics processor with 128 stream processors and featuring 512MB GDDR3 memory.
Here’s the 9600 version, The 9800 will be more promising….The features include’s NVIDIA’s latest technologies like GigaThread technology, which, through the use of a massively multi-threaded architecture, is able to create thousands of independent, simultaneous threads, providing processing efficiency for advanced, next generation shader programs. The GIGABYTE GV-N98XP-512H-B also supports the latest video output interfaces, including Dual Dual-Link DVI, for the highest dual 2560X1600 screen resolution.

The Pro Gaming Table

The Pro Gaming Table is definitely for hardcore gamers. It consists of monitors keyboards and joystick etc in a well arranged manner.The Pro Gaming Table is available at $380, excluding those accessories and monitors you see on the picture

LED Coffee Table Plays Pong

Sparkfun Electronics has launched the LED coffee Table which plays the game Pong

Sparkfun Electronics: The LED Coffee Table is another massive LED project that we dreamed up a long time ago. It took nearly 2 years to pull off! We use 64 RGB serial matrices, 4 Atari controllers, and an LPC2106 dev board to create a cooperative game of Pong.

video showing LED Coffee Table

Source: Sparkfun Electronics