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Tablet News- Shape-Shifting Windows 8 Tablets -Windows 8 iPad killers?

Tue, 05 Feb 2013 03:22:43 +0100

Be careful what you wish for: Windows 8 tablets that promise to offer a twofer tablet-laptop device -- something not offered by Apple on the iPad -- are here. Here comes a question? But are they up to the task?

The iPad-killing Windows 8 tablet-laptop has arrived. Problem is, most aren't ready to dispatch the iPad -- or the MacBook Air for that matter -- yet.

So far, reviewers of shape-shiftin window 8 tablets have not been kind. Otherwise known as "detachable," the devices can take the form of a standalone tablet or attach to a keyboard base to become a close facsimile of a full-fledged laptop.

And one of the key selling points is that you can run all your favorite Windows applications. In other words, this isn't.

The fly in the ointment is Intel's underwhelming , which presents itself as a kind of paradox: it promises to run any legacy Windows application, but it doesn't really deliver.

The W510 benchmarks at about a quarter of the speed on general apps versus the typical Windows 8 laptop shipping today, and it really can't run any graphics benchmarks at all.Real Work is nuked by desktop lag, performance stuttering, and a ludicrously small amount of storage."

Yep, storage is another problem. Some of these detachables come with flash drives that are only 32GB or 64GB. after Windows 8 has occupied a disproportionately large part of the drive's real estate.So, that's the bad news. Luckily, alternatives are emerging.

And expect more products like this when Intel's more battery-friendly Has well chip lands in the summer. Also, a new Atom is on the way -- probably late this year -- that has a completely revamped (read: faster) processor architecture and will be offered in quad-core variants.

Lastly, remember that the systems mentioned above are not "convertibles" like the Lenovo Yoga, Asus Taichi, or HP Revolve. Those are laptops first, tablets second and, accordingly, offer laptop-level performance.

Toshiba LX835-D3380-Top Rated Best Desktops for You

Fri, 25 Jan 2013 08:17:29 +0100

Now there are many PCs in our market today. Choose one for your different kinds’ opinion. Whether your aim is to show off your good taste; to upgrade, tweak, and tinker; to frag into the wee hours; or to master and expand your digital-media library (or create some media of your own). Here we strongly recommend you a speedy, comfortable all-in-one PC from Toshiba-LX835-D3380. Now let’s move to more details of Toshiba LX835-D3380.

We all know that Toshiba is best known for its laptops, but after entering the U.S. desktop market in 2011, the company has put out straightforward, attractive all-in-one PCs at a steady cadence. The top rated $1,399 LX835-D3380 is no exception, offering a safe, fast, and slightly more expensive entry point to Windows 8.

Here, with a fast CPU helps distinguish the Toshiba LX835-D3380 from its Windows 8 all-in-one competitors. If you want a comfortable, speedy all-in-one on which to learn Windows 8, just look no further than the Toshiba LX835-D3380.

The difficulty for Toshiba, and for every all-in-one in this price range, is the Dell XPS One 27, the $1,399 version of which has slower components than the Toshiba and no touch capability, but comes with a 27-inch, 2,560x1,440-pixel-resolution display. The Toshiba's 23-inch, 1,920x1, 080-pixel screen can't compete. That makes the LX835-D3380 most appropriate for those who value speed and who are interested in the Windows 8 touch-screen experience.

The Toshiba's plastic case won't win any manufacturing awards, but there's something to be said for the way its curvy gunmetal bezel hugs the lower corners of the display and swoops around the bottom edge. Unlike other Windows 8 all-in-ones, the LX835-D3380 doesn't have extended screen-reclining capabilities, but you should find brief touch interactions, while either sitting or standing, comfortable enough.

However, Toshiba played it safe with this system, offering few interesting features to go with the new operating system.

For the touch screen itself, the top rated LX835 doesn't really stand out. It has reasonably sensitive, 10-point touch input, but as with its competition, you still get some tactile resistance that can make for a jittery experience when you're playing games or engaging with other apps that require extended input. The cost of making a large desktop touch screen as smooth as that found on a good smartphone or tablet might be prohibitive, but until that happens, top rated PC-based touch will always feel a bit subpar.

2013 Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 Review-The Best Kindle Fire yet

Sun, 20 Jan 2013 13:18:04 +0100

The good: The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 has zippier navigation than its 7-inch counterpart, a beautiful high-definition screen, incredibly fast 4G LTE speeds, seamless streaming performance, and access to one of the best media eco systems available. The new Fire HD interface feels better suited on the 8.9-inch screen.

The bad: Web performance is lacking compared with that of other tablets. Its physical design is fairly plain with buttons that are too flush with its chassis. The curated Appstore means many games and non-entertainment quality apps are not available. There's a $15 opt-out for ads.

The bottom line: If you're looking for a pure media consumption experience, the Kindle Fire HD 8.9 delivers better than any tablet before it. People looking for something more utilitarian, however, will want to look elsewhere.

If you're interested in purchasing a Kindle Fire this year, know that the Fire HD 8.9 is the version to get. Its larger, higher-resolution screen better facilitates Amazon's still-new Kindle Fire interface, and its faster processor makes for a much smoother and zippier experience than what its 7-inch counterpart delivered.

The Fire HD 8.9's unique screen size lands in between the 7.9-inch iPad Mini and the 9.7-inch iPad. While the iPad Mini carries with it the trump card advantage of Apple's ecosystem and industry-leading App Store, the Fire HD 8.9’s lower pricing, superior streaming capability, and higher-resolution screen make it a better deal if you’re looking for a media consumption device. Especially if you’re an Amazon Prime member. The Mini does have speedier performance and as mentioned, many more app options, however.

The fourth-generation iPad is still the ultimate premium tablet. Its performance in just about everything beats all other tablets, and it's the best doorway to the most and highest-quality apps you can find on any mobile device. But, the Fire HD 8.9 has superior video-streaming prowess and is also a lot cheaper than the iPad in both Wi-Fi (starting at $299) and 4G LTE (starting at $499) models.

I should also note that Barnes & Noble offers the 9-inch Nook HD+ for $269, with a slightly higher-resolution screen than the Fire HD's as well as expandable storage. The Nook ecosystem however isn't as mature, nor is its app store as well-stocked as Amazon’s. There’s also no 4G version of the Nook HD+. I’ve yet to actually spend enough time with the Nook HD+, however, to make a final judgment call on its quality.

Having said that, the Fire HD 8.9’s $299 entry price is a great deal, as the content and services Amazon provides are well worth the price. It’s not as versatile as the iPad or top Android tablets and not as cheap as the Nook HD+, but it’s the best version of the Kindle Fire yet and the best media consumption tablet out there.

IPhone 5, IPad Mini, IMac Sold out in UAE: Order Today to Get before Christmas

Mon, 24 Dec 2012 07:34:06 +0100

Order now if you want your iPhone 5 or iPad delivered before Christmas. Stocks for iPhone5 are running out in stores across the UAE.

The local Apple iStore is advising prospective customers to place the order before midnight today if they want the product delivered on or before December 24.

With a lot of stores running out of stocks, it might not be a bad idea for those shopping for Christmas gifts to log in now.

A customer care executive speaking to this website said: “If you place an online order for an iPhone5 today, you will probably receive the package between December 21 and 23.”

The local iStore also added that iPad Mini and iMac may not be available before Christmas even if you order today.

iPhone5 is being sold at its lowest price at the Apple iStore for Dh2,599 for a 16GB.

While most stores continue to sell unlocked phones that are more expensive than what’s charged by the iStore, stocks at yet to arrive with the official resellers.

Jacky’s Electronics earlier this week announced that it had become an Apple authorised reseller.

However on Monday one senior official said the unlocked iPhones are yet to arrive. “It will take a while and we still don’t know when the stocks would come. Meanwhile we are only selling iPhone5 as part of the du package,” said the official.

Abhimanyu DP, a Dubai resident, said: “I went twice to the Etisalat kiosk next to Virgin Megastore but they had run out of stock. They said it comes every day and runs out of stock by afternoon,” he said.

“My idea is to get a mobile on a plan and the Etisalat 4GB plan suits my requirements better,” he said.

Apple sells over 2M of new version of iPhone in China in first 3 days

Apple is reporting sales of more than two million iPhone 5s in China during its first three days on the market.

IPhone 5, which launched in China on Friday, will be available in more than 100 countries by the end of December.

Apple Inc., based in Cupertino, Calif., began selling the new version of the phone in the United States on Sept. 21, and its shares hit an all-time high of $705.07. Since then, the stock has plunged about 28 percent.

Apple shares fell $9.79 to $500 in premarket trading Monday.

Samsung Champ Neo DUOS, Best Samsung Dual Sim Phones Reviews 2013

Fri, 14 Dec 2012 06:36:09 +0100

The best Samsung dual sim phones reviews 2013 is going to introduce you Samsung Champ Neo DUOS. Samsung’s Champ Neo DUOS is a new compact and cute mobile that brings touch convenience to your mobile life at the same time. Dual SIM introduces amazing convenience and flexibility by turning you single phone into two - ideal for separating work and personal calls or for greater coverage while traveling. Housed in a compact and neat design with a full touch screen and enhanced connectivity, this mobile is always on to receive calls, access social networking sites, download apps, play music and much more! This is about the best Samsung dual sim phones reviews 2013, Samsung Champ Neo DUOS.

Experience a new revolution in touch phones with Samsung Champ Neo Duos. In a sleek, compact design it packs more than what you could have ever wanted. With just a touch you can access internet, download apps, play games and do much more. And it always keeps you connected to the world with the advanced ChatON Messenger and preloaded social networking apps. Power-packed with features Samsung Champ Neo Duos is bound to take your touch phone experience to a whole new level. This is about the best Samsung dual sim phones reviews 2013, Samsung Champ Neo DUOS.

Never miss any call with Samsung Smart Dual SIM. It gives you the freedom to receive# calls on both SIMs even while on a call. The True Hot Swap function allows you to change SIMs easily without having to switch off your phone. It also lets you use the Hot Swap SIM independently without the need of inserting the other SIM in the phone. This is about the best Samsung dual sim phones reviews 2013, Samsung Champ Neo DUOS.

Android Now Enjoying Lead in Smartphone Market

Mon, 12 Nov 2012 14:23:03 +0100

According to the latest numbers by IDC, the smartphone market is now being led by Android with their 75 percent market share whereas Apple only held 15 percent share in the most recent quarter. In selling terms, this means that Android is outpacing Apple at a rate of five-to-one with their smartphone devices.

Yet despite these stark numbers, numerous sources – such as tech bloggers– continue to showcase Apple as leading the market with Android as the tagalong, always straggling behind. It seems appropriate to declare Android as a market leader, however, when 75 percent of sold phones today use the Android operating system.

The makers of Android should also be recognized. Android’s co-creator, Andy Rubin, and his small development team have accomplished a great feat by creating a worldwide popular product within the mobile computing market. Moreover, this mobile computing market embodies one of the largest and most important opportunities of this age.

Within the last quarter alone, Android sales increased by 91 percent. This is almost double the rate from the overarching smartphone market. This is an achievement of great significance and Android creators should be recognized for their work.

In the United States however, Apple is still generally considered as the leader in the smartphone market. This is not without its validity. There was indeed a time when Apple led the way in smartphone technology and market shares, while Android struggled to keep up. Yet the times have since changed. Now Apple is working hard to keep their position and has not always succeeded. For example, Google's maps and voice applications are now far ahead the versions presented by Apple.

The newly released iPad Mini may also represent Apple’s struggle to stay in the front of the pack. Rather than leading the trend, this product came as a follower in the small-tablet space.

Regarding market share then, Apple has a niche role. With only one-fifth of the share that Android holds, this position is not likely to change anytime soon.

This routine has been played before, although the past scenario involved Apple and Microsoft with personal computers. Google has adopted the same game plan for the smartphone industry, which is to arrive late with an alternative option in order to capture the bulk of market share. They have done this by licensing the OS to a number of handset makers so as to avoid doing everything on their own.

Although Apple’s biggest fans believed it would never happen, the market share facts remain. The 15 percent share that Apple holds in smartphones is just a slight improvement on the 12.5 percent they hold in the U.S. PC market, according to IDC. This means that Apple’s hold in the global smartphone market is now nearly as low as their share of the personal computer market in the United States.

It is interesting to consider why anyone would choose to label Apple as the smartphone leader even though no one would say such for the personal computer market.

It would be reasonable to argue that Apple is in a better position to lead in the PC market rather than the smartphone market due to the fact that its market share is not far behind the current market leaders. IDC reports that the two market leaders, HP and Dell, hold 26 percent and 30.7 percent of the market share, respectively. But when looking at the smartphone market, Apple falls far behind the leader.

Of importance to note is that Apple is a single company with only a few smartphone models, while Android products are from dozens of handset makers and operate on hundreds of different devices.

Apple is also still in charge of the tablet market when it comes to market share. However, the Pew Research Center reports that the Apple share has decreased dramatically within the last year from 81 percent to 52 percent.

Furthermore, the majority of profits in the cell phone market belong to Apple. Nevertheless, their share has fallen since 2011, based on tracking from analyst Horace Dediu from Asymco.

For Google with Android, the important factor in the smartphone realm is to get the greatest number of phones into people’s hands as possible, rather than obtain the greatest profit.

These two companies, Android and Google, focus on different goals. While one emphasizes market share, the other highlights profit. Both companies, then, can be deemed successful for their accomplishments in the smartphone market. (RP) Link.

The Comparison of Apple's iPad mini compares with Android tablets

Thu, 25 Oct 2012 13:15:42 +0100

As Apple has unveiled its long-awaited ipad mini, we can see where it fits within the broader small-tablet market based on facts, not rumors. There are a slew of Android-based tablets with screens in the 7-inch range. Amazon ,Barnes&Noble , Google , Samsung , each have a tablet that size.

How does the iPad mini compare with them? While Apple's new 7-inch tablet entry will likely find buyers because of the iPad name and the strength of the iOS app ecosystem, the iPad mini's specs and pricing are in many cases uncompetitive with those of other tablets its size.

The screen

In size, the 7.9-inch iPad mini display is just a bit larger than the one found on the previous leader in this class, Toshiba`s Excite 7.7. Most other Android manufacturers have stuck with garden-variety 7-inch tablet displays, which may be more economical, but also deliver less screen area and therefore (for many) a less satisfying experience. I've loved using the Toshiba Excite 7.7; that extra bit of display real estate makes a surprisingly big difference. And Toshiba, like Apple, has managed to achieve the extra space without making the tablet as a whole meaningfully larger in size.

Where the mini's screen comes up short is in pixel density. After Apple released its third-generation iPad with a high-resolution Retina display in March of this year, one might have hoped that Apple would stick with a high-res screen on the iPad mini. But it didn't, going instead with a standard 1024 by 768 display. Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Google have all released 7-inch tablets with higher resolution.

Put another way, the iPad mini's screen provides 163 pixels per inch. That's better than the ipad2`s 132 ppi, but less than every other 7-inch tablet in our comparison. The Kindle Fire HD 7, Nook HD, and Nexus 7 each offer more than 200 ppi. If one of the primary uses for these 7-inch tablets is reading, and if your eyes have grown accustomed to sharper screens, the iPad mini's lower pixel density could be an issue for you.

Weight, storage, and price

One of the big advantages to a 7-inch tablet is that its size and weight is conducive to extended use in one hand; this comes in particularly handy for reading. As noted earlier, Apple now is the lightest of this size class, in most cases by a substantial amount. (It's lighter than the Nook HD by the narrowest of margins: just 0.01 of a pound.) The mini is also thinner than most: 0.28 inch versus 0.4 or more for all but the Toshiba Excite 7.7 (0.31 inch).

As for storage capacity, the iPad mini's 64GB model has more capacity than any other 7-inch tablet. Other tablets max out at 32GB. The base model starts at 16GB; others start at 8GB. And a couple of the other 7-inchers—the Amazon Kindle Fire and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0—go to 8GB and no further.

Then there's the issue of price: The 16GB Kindle Fire HD (with its high-res screen) goes for $199; the 16GB iPad mini is $329. Google is expected to introduce a 32GB version of the Nexus 7 that could well replace the current 16GB at the high-end of that product line but still cost $250; the 16GB version would then bump down to $199. Meanwhile, for $230 you can buy the 16GB version of Barnes & Noble's high-res Nook HD.

The bottom line

Of course, with any tablet, you aren't just buying a quantity of pixels and storage. You're also buying into the manufacturer's application ecosystem. Amazon's and Barnes & Noble's tablets support only those apps found in their respective app stores; the Nexus 7 supports every Android app available through the Google Play store. The iPad mini, meanwhile, can take advantage of the unbeatable breadth to be found in Apple's App Store.

In the end, of course, none of this may matter to you. You may already have made the choice to go with Apple's tablets, in which case the only question is: Which one? But if you're shopping for a small-screen tablet generally, you'll have to weigh the mini's advantage on apps against its disadvantages in pricing and screen quality.

How The Tablet PC Influence The World

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 17:55:31 +0100

The creation of tablets PC is a wonderful reward to the business folks, students and also most people who’s personal computer savvy. This specific advanced gadget has brought laptop computer to the hands of the people. It is a laptop or computer regarding newer technology using outstanding functions. The Android Tablet PC could be viewed being a computer system with a size which lies between the sized a laptop computer and a smart phone. The development of this specific device presents a whole new technology to the world. At some point back again no person had also considered such a device, these days it really is just about the most needed gadgets in the market.

Initial tablet launched in the market was a failing due to the lower electric battery backup and also other limitations. After a research of a few decades the specialists possess successfully get over with the constraining aspects in the device and possess incorporated latest trends and also technology as a way to provide the best to the shoppers. These tablet PC’s today offers excellent capabilities like handwriting software program, extended life of the battery, wireless access along with increased memory. It’s almost brought a revolution on globe.

A lot of people are usually dependent on computers for their work but it’s not easy to carry them just about everywhere. We now have notebook computers that are portable but customers some time face issues within carrying them off because to their heavy weight. However tablets can be easily transported wherever at any time offering the power to individuals to conduct their own wanted job. This revolutionary product can be considered as a multi tasking gadget alternative for ipad tablet. The main characteristics that will make this gadget most favorable include a touchscreen function with stereo speakers, microphone accessibility, large storage memory and also RAM.

With all the launch of the potent tablets in the marketplace, the users can also enjoy working on them with larger processing pace. The android os characteristic of the gadget permits the consumers to design their own apps. The idea sustains different platforms. By using the latest operating system, you can make supreme utilization of your gadget. Additionally, it includes in-built Wi-Fi that allows you to utilize the world wide web at a mush more quickly rate.

Dell Optiplex GX620 Intel Pentium 4 2800 MHz 40Gig Serial ATA HDD 1024mb DDR2 Memory DVD ROM ...

Tue, 11 Sep 2012 02:01:02 +0100

Technical Details

Processor - Intel Pentium 4 2800 MHz || Memory Installed - 1024mb DDR2 > Upgradeable to 4096MB
Hard Drive - 40Gig Serial ATA || Optical Drive - DVD ROM || Monitor - 17" Flat Panel LCD
Internet Connection(s) -
The installed 10/100/1000 internal Ethernet port will allow a high speed wired connection.
An USB wireless card (Sold Separately) can be added to allow wireless internet access
What's in the Box? - REFURBISHED Dell Optiplex GX620 with NEW pre installed software, power cord, keyboard and mouse,
Restore CD, software registration instructions, 17" LCD

The Refurbished Dell Optiplex GX620 desktop PC & 17" Flat Panel LCD delivers powerhouse computing that's ideal for everyone. The Refurbished Dell Optiplex GX620 comes with a Intel Pentium 4 2800 MHz processor, and the Genuine Windows XP Professional Operating System along with word document, spreadsheet application & a shortcut to Microsoft Free virus protection. This desktop computer also includes 1024mb of DDR2 memory, a 40Gig Serial ATA hard drive, DVD ROM optical drive and a NEW keyboard / mouse. This desktop comes fully loaded with Microsoft Windows XP Professional! This package will arrive with an Original Installation Disk and has been recently restored with Windows so you will be the first to use it. The Installation Disk will allow you to restore your computer back to the original state of purchase at any time and prevent expensive trips to the computer repair shop. This desktop has also been updated with a list of additional programs to compliment Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Including a Microsoft compatible Office program which provides a Word Processor, Spreadsheet program, Database program and Presentation software. It also comes with an Anti-Virus program along with Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer (Internet Browser), Outlook Express (Email), DVD viewing software and many other great Windows programs and features.

CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra GUA250 AMD FX-4100 Gaming Desktop PC

Tue, 11 Sep 2012 01:59:54 +0100

Technical Details

AMD FX Series Quad Core FX 4100 Processor 3.6GHz
8GB DDR3 RAM
1TB Hard Drive
NVIDIA GeForce GT 520
Windows 7 Home Premium

Gamer Ultra GUA250 with AMD FX-4100 CPU, 8GB DDR3, NVIDIA GT520 1GB, 1TB HDD, 24X DVD+-RW & Win 7 Home 64-Bit

"The CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra GUA250 feature’s AMD latest “bulldozer” FX 4100 quad-core CPU alongside GeForce GT520 graphics for superb multitasking and multimedia performance. The GUA250 also includes 8GB of system memory and a 1TB HDD for your media files."

The native 4-core desktop processor delivers unmatched multitasking and pure core performance with all-new “Bulldozer” architecture. New 32 nanometer die shrink was designed to reduce leakage for improved efficiency, increased clock rate headroom and better thermals. Watch rich, crisp HD video. Run multiple compute-intensive applications seamlessly.

Get a boost in graphics with the NVIDIA GeForce GT520 1GB video card. This graphics card will provide the extra oomph you need from gaming to HD photo and video editing. The GeForce GT520 also features DirectX 11 and PhysX support for a visually enhanced gaming experience.

Give your gaming PC the added boost in performance with 8GB of blazing fast DDR3 system memory. This 8GB memory kit is designed to optimize your system’s performance allowing for snappy system response and enhanced multi-tasking.

Get the latest in storage technology with a 1TB SATA 6.0 Gb/s interface 7200 RPM hard drive. This hard drive provides ample storage space for all of your digital media including space for over 600,000 photos, 260,000 mp3s, or 500 hours of HD video!

Get the best entertainment experience on your PC with Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit. Windows 7 makes every day computing tasks easier and faster so you can get more done, quicker. Enjoy the wealth of features found on Windows 7 allowing you to watch internet TV, stream music files, and connect all your PCs together.

Specifications

Main Specifications

Type:                                           Personal Computer/ PC

Unit Dimension (DxWxH):        19.1" x 8" x 16.8"

Shipping Dimension (DxWxH): 25" x 12.5" x 21.5"

Unit Weight:                               32 lbs

Shipping Weight:                        35 lbs

Chassis:                                      Thermaltake Commander Mid-Tower Gaming Case

Processor:                                   AMD FX-4100 Zambezi / 3.6GHz (Max 3.8GHz)

Processor Socket:                      Socket AM3+

Processor Main Features:         Turbo Core

Cache Memory:                         4 MB L2 Cache

Motherboard:                             AMD 760G Chipset

Expansion Bays Total (Free):    3 ( 2 ) x External - 5.25"
  1 ( 1 ) x External - 3.5"
  5 ( 4 ) x Internal - 3.5"
1 ( 1 ) x Internal - 2.5"

Expansion Slots Total (Free): 1 ( 0 ) x pci express x16
2 ( 2 ) x pci express x1
1 ( 1 ) x pci
2 ( 0 ) x dimm 240-pin

Interfaces:                                  2 x PS/2 Style
                                 6 x USB 2.0 ( 2 Front, 4 Rear )
                                 1 x LAN Port
                                 3 x Audio Jacks
                                 1 x D-Sub
                                 1 x Parallel Port
                                 1 x COM port

RAM:                                          8GB DDR3 SDRAM

Storage Controller:                     SATA II

Hard Drive:                                 1TB - SATA III - 7200 rpm

Optical Storage:                          24X DVD±RW Dual-Layer Super-Multi Drive

Graphics Controller:                   NVIDIA GeForce GT520 - PCI Express x 16

Video Memory:                           1GB Dedicated Video Memory

Digital Video Standard:               HDMI / DVI / VGA

Power Supply:                              500 Watt - AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz)

Audio Output:                              Integrated - High Definition 5.1 Channel Audio

Networking:                                 Network Adaptor - 10/100/1000 Ethernet

Accessories Included:                 Xtreme Gear USB Keyboard & Mouse / Driver Discs / Power Cord

Operating System Provided:      Genuine Microsoft Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-Bit Edition

Manufacturer Warranty:            1 Year Limited Warranty & Lifetime Toll Free Tech Support Services.
          Technical Support E-mail: techteam@cyberpowerpc.com.
          Technical Support Hotline: (888) 937-5582

Country of Origin: USA