Genius, a leading maker of computer peripherals, today announces the Maurus professional gaming mouse to the North American market. This new programmable five-button mouse designed for FPS/RTS gamers adds even more variety to the ever growing GX Gaming Series.

EVGA has announced a new Global Warranty Policy for all of its products. Starting July 1, 2011, all EVGA products will now have a minimum of 3 years warranty, with registration being optional.

HGST, formerly Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and now a Western Digital company has announced that it has started shipping the industry’s first 4TB enterprise-class 3.5-inch hard drive, the Ultrastar 7K4000.

The SSD market has been healthy lately especially since the dilemma of the HDD market due to last year’s Thailand flooding. Although still significantly priced higher than traditional HDDs, prices of SSDs are now dwindling down and it looks like Intel’s consumer line of SSD, the 330 series will not differ with the rest of the competition.

Asus has revealed its latest peripheral offering, the EA-N663 dual band wireless-N900 Gigabit Ethernet adapter. The EA-N633 features a 3 x 3 antenna with a patented design that provides dual band operating modes with speeds up to 450Mbps each.

Revealed earlier, Sapphire’s upcoming Radeon HD 7970 Toxic graphics card that sport 6GB of GDDR5 memory has now been detailed. The card will apparently not only come with a large memory upgrade but also with well picked specifications potentially making it a very good performer and overclocker.

Ubisoft has finally confirmed that Ghost Recon: Future Soldier PC will arrive on June 15. The PC version was actually delayed with the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game launching earlier on May 25.

Zotac’s Extreme Edition GeForce GTX 680 who has been seen smiling for the camera recently has now been detailed. The information includes a screenshot of GPU-Z which details the card’s specs, putting its out-of-the box core speed at 1.2GHz while its memory is retained at 1.5GHz (6GHz effective.)

This might not be the best time to be posting rumors circulating around the web as many are using the opportunity to make jokes for the sake of the April fools idea but still, this latest bit of information about AMD’s upcoming dual GPU solution, the Radeon HD 7990 codenamed ‘New Zealand’ might just be worth posting.

Gigabyte has officially announced its G1.Sniper M3 and G1.Sniper motherboards based on Intel’s Z77 Express chipset. The G1.Sniper M3 is Gigabyte’s first micro-ATX gaming motherboard offering that is looking to compete with Asus’ Rampage Gene. The G1.Sniper on the other hand is the XL-ATX counterpart that is also looking to compete with other gaming motherboards in its segment.

Bethesda VP of PR and marketing Peter Hines has announced via Twitter that the studio will be giving Rage and Skyrim players some good things this April.

Intel has unveiled its own motherboards based on the Z77 chipset for the LGA1155 Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge CPUs. The lineup consists of three models: the Extreme Series DZ77GA-70K, Media Series DZ77BH-55K, and Media Series DZ77SL-50K with the first one being the high-end offering, targeting gamers and enthusiast.

EVGA has announced the immediate availability of the GeForce GTX 680 Hydro Copper which utilizes a preinstalled Hydro Copper Waterblock that reduces temperatures by up to 50%. The card also comes factory overclocked with its base clock set to 1150MHz, its boost clock set to 1215MHz and its memory set 6300MHz effective.

Phantek has introduced a black variant of its flagship CPU cooler, the TC14PE. Originally released in chrome/silver, blue, red, and orange, the black TC14PE aims to appeal to many users out there who prefer the dark color as an addition to their case mods.

European PC cooling manufacturer Phantek has announced the availability of its PH-TC14CS C-Type CPU Cooler which features a of a top-down airflow design that uses two large 140/120mm fans placed on the top and bottom of the cooler’s large aluminum fin array.

Palit has made official its GTX 680 JetStream graphics card which makes use of the company’s custom design cooler inspired by the design of jet engines. Utilizing a custom PCB and three cooling fans, the GTX 680 JetStream graphics card is able to perform 8°C cooler and 9dB quieter compared to the reference design.

Nvidia’s first Kepler GPU, the GTX 680 graphics card is now out and has really proven itself worth the wait but the green camp’s offering does not stop there as the company is now planning to release the second wave of its Kepler 600 series graphics card on May.

Blizzard has done it again. It has delayed the launch of its upcoming dungeon crawler game, Diablo III which fans have been waiting to see for over 11 years since the production started.

Failbetter Games is delighted to announce the arrival of Fallen London: a revised and extended reboot of its highly acclaimed online adventure Echo Bazaar.

RAIDMAX, a computer chassis provider, is pleased to announce a chassis with a sports car theme incorporated in the outer appearance - RAPTOR. Designed for ATX and m-ATX motherboards, the RAPTOR is ideal for PC builders wanting a chassis that is both flexible and eye-catching at a great value.

Dell has been reported to be preparing a slimmer version of its XPS 15 notebook. The new version will be powered by Intel’s upcoming Ivy Bridge CPUs paired with a GeForce mobile Kepler discrete graphics card.

The sequel to High Moon’s Transformers: War of Cybertron game title has now been given a release date by an exclusive video published by Gamespot.

Gainward has officially launched its custom designed GTX 680, the GeForce GTX 680 Phantom graphics card. The card comes factory overclocked with its core set to 1084MHz base, 1150MHz boost and the memory to 1575MHz (6300MHz effective).

Eurocom has unveiled its most powerful notebook ever the Panther 4.0 which packs Intel’s Extreme Edition Core i7-3960X CPU and comes with full support for Nvidia GeForce SLI and Radeon CrossFireX multiple-GPU setup.

Asus has released some brief details about its upcoming AMD powered Ultrathin notebook, the U82U that is powered by an E-450 fusion APU that features two cores running at 1.65GHz and an integrated Radeon HD 6320 graphics.

It is expected that later this year, the sequel to the Call of Duty: Black Ops title will debut. This is backed by a number of rumors that have been going around for some time now but perhaps the strongest one yet is a post at the official Black Ops forums that details the new features of the upcoming fps title.

Scythe Japan has released the Rev. B of its top-flow CPU cooling solution, the Grand Kama Cross CPU cooler. The new revision brings support for the latest Intel LGA2011 socket of extreme CPUs while maintaining the same price point as the previous model.

Acrtic has announced that they are preparing to release a new Accelero graphics card cooler in late May that will be dubbed as the Accelero Xtreme III VGA Cooler. The new cooler sports three 92mm fluid bearing fans that operate at 900 to 2000 RPM and will have a cooling capacity of up to 300W. In addition, it will support the latest graphics cards including those from AMD’s HD 7000 series and Nvidia’s GeForce 600 series.

NZXT has released a new set of its renowned Phantom 410 PC chassis. The new set includes new color options that are the results of the company’s previous poll in Facebook, where fans where asked what new colors and features they would like to see on their favorite Phantom 410 PC chassis.

MSI has released the first details about its upcoming entry-level motherboard based on Intel’s 7-series chipset, the B75MZ-P45. The motherboard is a micro-ATX form factor board and provides out-of-the box support for Intel’s upcoming 22nm Ivy Bridge CPUs as well as the current Sandy Bridge CPUs.