ocz-technology posts

First it was Dell buying Alienware and then HP decided to buy VoodooPC. So in October of 2007, OCZ Technology, who made and sold PC memory, hard drives and other hardware parts, decided to buy their own gaming PC company too. Their pick was Hypersonic PC, a company established in 1996 and had a solid reputation for building fast gaming oriented PCs.

Alas, it looks like that particular marriage didn't work out. The hardware site Techgage reports that OCZ is no longer accepting any new orders for their Hypersonic PC business as OCZ will concentrate on their core products like memory, hard drives and power supplies. Anyone who bought a Hypersonic PC will be happy to know that their warranties will still be covered by OCZ.

[Via Engadget]

There's always someone out there wanting to build a better mousetrap. For PC gamers, there also someone out there wanting to give them a better way to control and handle their games. OCZ Technology thinks they have the solution with their just released Sabre OLED Gaming Keyboard.

The big feature in this new keyboard is the nine OLED buttons that you can see in the image. Those hotkeys can take any digital image and convert it to be projected onto one of those buttons and of course they can be configured to command shortcuts and macros for gaming purposes. The entire keyboard is also lit from below via LED lights for some nighttime gaming action. This puppy isn't cheap; the price is a whopping $170.