Geil Introduces Esoteria Dual Channel RAM with Carbon Fiber Heat-spreader

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Geil is making some RAM that racing fans should be clamoring for, if not for the high speed for the sweet, sweet carbon fiber heat-spreader. This is no fake carbon fiber look either, this is the real deal that is vacuum formed by an after market BMW tuner Vorsteiner.

Each of the heat-spreaders used on Esoteria is hand crafted to insure proper fit. The RAM will only be available in 2GB dual channel kits with latencies of 4-4-4-12 and optimized SPD for overclocking. The RAM is PC2-8500 DDR2 running at 1066MHz and it is available as a PC2-6400 800MHz version as well. The heat-spreaders are available with black or silver aluminum bases and a life time warranty. Read more

Posted on Wed, 18 Apr 2007 15:51:16 CDT | by Shane McGlaun

GeIL iBall MPV Wearable MP3 Player Review

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GeIL (Golden Emperor International LTD) sent us their iBall MPV (Music plus Video Player) part of their DAVID Series (Digital Audio & Video Intelligent Device) we reported about in February for review. This are just too many names for wearable MP3 player with color display.
Read our review to find out what Geil actually means in German and how the iBall performs.

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Posted on Mon, 2 May 2005 05:00:00 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

GeIL iBall MPV Tiny MP3 and Video Player

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GeIL (Golden Emperor International LTD) introduces a DAViD (Digital Audio Video Intelligent Device) dubbed iBall MPV. (a little bit to many names for this product).

The GeIL iBall player plays MP3 music files and Video.
The iBall MP3 player come in 256MB, 512MB and 1GB storage configurations. The small round player has a 1.1" OLED color display, FM Radio, Text reader and a USB 1.1 interface. No information on what format the videos have to be and also how big the player actually is. Also no pricing information available yet. GeIL is more known for its DRAM products.
More details on the GeIL product page.

Buy the best MP3 Player.

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Posted on Wed, 16 Feb 2005 03:17:16 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr