MDG Xtreme Core Conflict Challenge Winner Announced
Oakville, ON (ContentDesk) August 2, 2006 -- Robert Ritchie has been judged the winner of the MDG Xtreme Core Conflict Challenge held this month at Fragapalooza.Canada's largest gaming event and LAN party, Fragapalooza, was held over the weekend of July 27th30th in Edmonton, Alberta. This year, MDG threw open a challenge to the gaming community to build the Ultimate Gaming PC.
MDG Computers selected five gaming PC enthusiasts from an online campaign where Fragapalooza participants submitted their ultimate Gaming PC design. The five selected contestants moved on to engage in a head-to-head battle to build the Ultimate Gaming PC before the Fragapalooza crowd.A panel of judges rated the games on parameters of innovation, ease of usage, and content among others. Their consensus along with the voting from Fragapalooza crowd finally tilted the scales in Robert Ritchie's favor."Rather than dictate to the gaming community what the Ultimate Gaming PC product line would be, MDG Computers decided to approach the gaming community directly instead to find out what the PC gamers would like to see in the ultimate gaming PC.
Robert Ritchie will influence and participate in the creation of MDG Computers new Gaming PC product line, said Manny Amaral, marketing manager for MDG Computers.Robert Ritchie will get a $5,000 part-time Gaming Consultant contract from MDG Computers. The design concept will be used as a foundation for MDGs new Gaming PC product line code-named :EVOLUTION.About MDG ComputersMDG Computers is the largest Canadian owned PC manufacturer and retailer of desktops, notebooks, LCD and plasma screen televisions. Headquartered in Oakville, Ontario, MDG operates through a network of 29 retail franchise stores throughout Canada. Renowned for its quality products and excellent service, MDG has earned the trust and loyalty of Canadian consumers, having been awarded the Consumers' Choice Award", 8 years in a row.For more information please contact:Marc BoudreauSenior Marketing ManagerMDG Computers CanadaPhone: 905-829-3538 x282.
How to Buy a LCD TV with HD TV
If this doesn't get you excited, then nothing will. LCD TVs have become all the rage and there is nothing better than a big screen TV. And when you couple LCD TV with HD TV, look out. An amazing physical display combined with a fantastic output. This is what is happening in LCD TV technology today.
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DILAD Rear Projection Screens: New Models and Lower Prices on DILAD GSK and DILAD T90SK
Vancouver, BC (ContentDesk) June 15, 2006 -- Rear projection video screens are rapidly making the transition to mainstream use in both the home and the workplace.Consumers have already upgraded to compact LCD panels for their televisions and computers.
The next step is thinner and larger.
Much larger.DILAD is leading the industry with its opaque high contrast GS and T90S projection films.The newest DILAD models are designated GSK and T90SK. These have been specially formulated to adhere to acrylic, which is often more difficult to work with than glass.The DILAD GSK and T90SK are installed in minutes using common tools and can be cut to size on-site. A storefront window quickly becomes a giant projection surface that displays video or stills of products and services.
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How to Buy an Inexpensive LCD TV
Is it possible to buy an expensive LCD TV?
Liquid crystal display television (LCD TV) technology has come a long way in recent years. The implementation of thin file transistor (TFT) technology has removed many of the angular resolution and ghosting problems previously associated with cheap LCD televisions.
It is now possible to buy an inexpensive LCD TV that has state-of-the-art features and superior picture quality.
What is an LCD TV?
An LCD TV is a flat panel television that utilizes advanced materials technology to create a bright, attractive picture on a flat screen.
An LCD TV screen is made up of two glass plates with a thin layer of liquid crystals in between.
When electricity passes through the crystals, tiny color pixels light up to produce an image.
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How an Entrepreneur Cut His Electricity Bills by $1750 a month with a $200 Product in 1 minute
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Chris Johns is the founder of SupportSave ? a US company based in the Philippines. They offer business outsourcing to companies worldwide. His office may comprise of 200 employees for 8-10 hours a day.
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