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If there's any place to get a glimpse of the future of electronics, it's at CES. The Shacknews street team was on-site at CES 2019 for just such a purpose, and managed to get an early look at the ...

Most trade show tech demos never actually wind up as retail products. But that won’t be the case for iBuypower’s mesmerizing Project Snowblind case, which will go on sale next month. Did you see the ...

The iBuyPower Snowblind Pro (starts at $1,599; $1,849 as tested) has plenty of appeal as a stylish, powerful gaming desktop, but there's one unique feature that helps it stand out. The left side panel ...

For those who like LCD panels, iBuyPower has put one in a PC’s side panel. The company did this with its new design, known as the Snowblind. The case for this new system combines a traditional clear ...

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When iBuyPower announced its Project Snowblind over a year ago, people took notice. It was different than the usual PC gaming hardware that was flooding the market. Going beyond just internal RGB ...

Custom loop cooling for CPUs and GPUs in a pre-built PC has long been recognized to be more beautiful, more efficient—and more expensive. iBuypower’s Project Snowblind CL plans may change all that. It ...

If there was ever a concern that PC gaming was stagnating, a recent spate of new system announcements and Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to Windows 10 gaming should put such concerns to rest. Not only ...

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