Deepcool has been producing high-efficiency cooling solutions for many years in a row. Nonetheless, the company decided to expand its production line with PC cases. Deepcool Pangu is the first company’s elaboration in this segment. It is developed in a mid-tower form-factor and comes in two color variations – black and white. Upon the whole, the case features an unpretentious design, but is ready to amaze every user by internal layout.



Therefore, Pangu is predestined for ATX and micro-ATX motherboards, as well as for ATX-compatible PSUs. It accommodates seven PCI Express expansion slots, three mounting seats for 5.25-inch drives, and a couple of removable baskets for the installation of up to six drives (either 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch standard). Mounting process does not require the involvement of any special tools.


Deepcool Pangu boasts the availability of multiple bays for fans fixture. There are two mounting seats for 120 mm fans in the frontal part of the chassis. If …

A new set of customer repositories has been recently introduced by the Seagate, a global hard drive manufacturer. The new product offers an innovative approach towards file storage as well as a completely fresh technology of backup from the social networks. Seagate Backup Plus is called to ensure several operations at once: unpretentious installation, ‘single click’ backup activity and capability to store and publish the media content from Facebook and Flickr services.



Backup Plus is the first external hard drive that provides customers with the possibilities to store all content from social networks in one place, without the fear of file loss. This hard drive enables quick and efficient backup of photo copies and secures all quality standards without the minimal damages. The new set of repositories looks rather stylish and goes in blue, red, black and silver color gamut. It comes with USB 3.0 cable and is capable to work with other adapters such as Thunderbolt and …

You've probably seen the modern TVs with dynamic backlight called Ambilight, developed by Philips. The essence of its work is to highlight the space behind the TV in different combinations of colours, depending on the events happening on the screen.



PaintPack vs Ambilight


A new development called PaintPack is presented. This model is intended to implement the same idea as the technology of Ambilight, but allows to «light around» any computer monitor. A device called PaintPack is a simpler version in a small box with ten cable-trains, which have bright LEDs at the ends. These LEDs are placed evenly around the perimeter of the back of the monitor, and provide illumination in accordance with what is happening at the moment on the screen. The second more advanced equivalent of Ambilight – is light-line PaintPack with 30 LEDs connected in separate blocks for a few pieces for easy placement on the screen, and create a more vibrant and detailed lighting. This is many times …