CES coverage roundup part 9

Day 2 of our CES 2011 coverage showing our experiences at the QNAP, AOC, Seagate, Antec and Xigmatek at their respective suite and CES locations. Click and find out what's new for 2011 from these manufacturers.

We have wrapped up our Plextor and LiteOn suite coverage from CES 2011. This time around we talk more about NAS Storage, Wireless Video and a bit about SSDs. Yes, this is still Plextor and LiteOn we're talking about.

We stopped in a took a look at the OnLive game streaming service that manages to allows you to play console games without much of a console. It's an intersting idea that seems to work better than anyone (other than their engineers) thought. All the details and links are below.

We've worked with Thermaltake quite a bit over the past few years and it is always nice to stop in for a visit and see what is new. This year they were showing off Power Supplies that rate up to 1350W for North American use, as well as some coolers, a couple of new cases and coolers and storage solutions.

At CES 2011 we stopped by the Wynn Hotel to visit with EVGA and one video card really caught out attention. The dual-slot video card was 11-inches long and was clearly packing the power of two GPU's. EVGA would only let is know that it's an early prototype of an upcoming video card that they have not released. Read on to see some images and even a quick video clip of this new video card!

MSI has been making quality products for years. This week during CES 2011 their flagship motherboard, the MSI Big Bang XPower X58 motherboard to the test. Overclockers were flown into compete in the MSI Operation Las Vegas Master Overclocking Arena 2011. Hosted at Pole Position Raceway in Las Vegas everyone there was having a good time. What kinds of scores were these world class overclockers turning in? Read on to find out!

We stopped in at the Crucial Meeting Rooms to chat with them about their upcoming products for the year and what they were going to do to out-do their C300 RealSSD they released last year as well as the Ballistix M.O.D. memory. They managed to do it.