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Cerwin Vega Rocks the Casbah With a Full 21 Inches of Subwoofer Gargantuism

Good God, Cerwin Vega! You think that 21-inch subwoofer is going to be big enough? While the speaker is immense, the company's designed it into an enclosure that's the size of a plain old 15-inch sub. This self-powered pile driver has a 1200-watt amp inside, certainly enough bone-rattling power to draw the ire of that poor sap who lives in the apartment below you. If that's too much for you to bear, the behemoth has a little brother that's "just" 18 inches in diameter with a 700-watt amplifier built in. More »

laptops

Microworks Vega: 20.1 Inches of Laptop Gigantism

When only the best and most outrageously-equipped laptop will do, check out the Microworks Vega with a 20.1 inch screen and the latest AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-60 CPU. Besides its absurdly large screen, you can equip it with just about anything available on notebooks, including a Blu-ray burner, EV-DO, GPS, a TV tuner, a couple of hard drives totaling 600GB of storage, and connectivity to just about everything except HDMI. More »

portable media

The Vega Revealed: A UMPC-Like Device That Runs Windows XP

That mystery Korean UMPC we showed you a few weeks back has just been de-mystified. It's called the Vega, and runs the full-blown Windows XP Operating System on it. Best yet, it costs about 700,000 Won ($700). More »

pcs

New UMPC From Korea?

Mobility Today found a picture from an anonymous Korean tipster that seems to show a corner of a UMPC-like device. Is it an UMPC? Why does the picture say Windows XP? What's the deal with "Pocket PC Vega" too? Weird. More »

pcs

Azul to Launch 48-Core Vega 2 Processor

We've reported about dual-core and even quad-core processors, and now the pissing contest takes a geometric leap with whippersnapper startup Azul announcing plans to stoke its nex-gen Vega 2 64-bit chip with 48, count 'em, 48 cores. More »