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Friday, March 28, 2008
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Finding the right case to suit the desires of the lady of the house can be a difficult process. Well, I know it is when it comes to mine. When it comes to looking for a case it is more like hunting for that perfect outfit to wear to work. Apevia reckon they may just have that perfect outfit for her next computer build. The X-Qboii is a short case in stature but is large in style and looks. The great looks begin with a brushed aluminum covering that is guaranteed to please almost everyone. Is the X-Qboii capable of knocking us off our feet with other wonderful features? Read on.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
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The Apevia X-Jupiter Jr. is a very cool looking case at a very low price point. This means you can expect a flashy exterior with a traditional interior, making it a great budget LAN party case. The case comes features a door with integrated LCD temperature display and is available in a wide range of colors.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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Apevia has a lot of cases. A quick look at a popular online retailer shows 127 listings at the time of this writing. Most of these are economy-priced premodded mid-towers, in many different colors, some with a power supply, some without. This will be the fourth Apevia/Aspire case I have owned, and I have liked each of them. For someone wanting a decent lower-priced premodded case, you can't go wrong with one from Apevia.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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When I opened the box to the X-Jupiter g, my girlfriend commented that she thought it was very pretty. Looking at it, I had to agree. Of all the cases I have reviewed, the Jupiter is one of the most striking. How does it work as a case, though? Let's find out.
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Monday, January 28, 2008
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Our first reaction to the display was one of quiet surprise and happiness. It's bright and full-coloured, proving readable from various viewing angles so that you didn't have to look at it head-on. We turned the knob of the fan controller and the display reacted straight away. There are three dials on the display and though all of them are pretty small, they are still perfectly legible at a glance. The dial in the bottom left monitors how noisy the case is, the bottom right is for fan speed, the top displays system voltage and a figure in the middle lets you know the internal temperature according to the Apevia probe. It's actually quite good, until you look closely anyway.
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Friday, January 25, 2008
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This will be my third Apevia/Aspire case. Besides the X-Dreamer II, which I used for the better part of a year, I had an X-Plorer that I used for at least a year, a long time for someone who gets as many cases as I do. So I am familiar with Apevia cases, and expect the X-Telstar to be a mid-priced, fairly well built and finished, pre-modded case with a few interesting features. Read on to see if it meets my expectations.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
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This case is a good choice for those who want an attractive, full tower solution with good cooling along with a few useful extras. The aluminum construction keeps the case light so it can be easily transported, and the four included 120mm fans provide plenty of airflow.
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Monday, November 19, 2007
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Apevia has been steadily adding to their listing of great, trend setting cases. Does the all aluminum X-Jupiter draw us in and hold us like the mighty titan planet it is named after, or is it just one of its dead moons? Read on and explore this celestial object with us!
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Friday, November 16, 2007
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The X-Jupiter Junior S Type case has some big features that are defiantly worth mentioning. First and foremost there is a very noticeable 250mm intake fan. Additionally, it has a tool-less design, sturdy construction and sharp looks.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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The APEVIA X-Jupiter Jr. G Type Case, a mid-tower case, is surely not as manly as its full tower case. or is it? This gaming case has a ton of options that you don't normally see in other gaming cases. If you get annoyed like me whenever using screws for everything you'll love this case because practically everything is screw-less! This stylish case surely will impress you. Let's check out what other kickin' features this case has to offer.
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Monday, October 22, 2007
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Along with the release of the mid-tower X-Jupiter Jr. comes the full tower aluminum X-Jupiter chassis. With more fans, more space and less weight it's like the little Junior grew up... and went on a diet.
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Friday, October 19, 2007
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The Apevia X-QPack 2 is the successor of the original X-QPack. Notable changes include the full size 500W power supply by placing a slightly longer front cover unto the chassis. A 8 cm fan has been added in the front of the case to actively cool your memory. Apevia also added a few more colors and one with a camouflage design.
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
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The Apevia X-Jupiter JR G may not be the king of mid range, mid-tower cases, but is it truly a prince? Read on to find out just what we thought of the Apevia X-Jupiter JR G. The X-JUPITER JR is a mid tower that shares the same look and some functions of the X-JUPITER Full Tower but with a much more affordable price. For those who like the style of X-JUPITER case but has the space and budget concern, this is the one. Sturdy construction with tool free design and ample space make your installation easy. Besides the top connections for USB 2.0, firewire and audio, this case also comes with a LCD showing the temperature of whatever the sensor attached to, and a fan speed controller to balance the noise and cooling. Today at Benchmark Reviews we take a close look at the Apevia X-Jupiter JR G and let you know if it truly is a Prince!
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
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Following closely on the heels of the full-size X-Jupiter tower comes the mid-tower X-Jupiter Junior from Apevia. Looking very much like its larger sibling, the X-Jupiter Jr. is available in four colors and two side panel configurations, giving buyers a total of eight different choices in case design.
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Friday, September 21, 2007
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So you want to go to your LAN party but really can't be bothered to hump around your humongous PC case weighing in at more than a man can carry? Well, Apevia (formerly Aspire) feel your pain and have come up with a new version of their LANer's case the X-QPack wisely named X-QPack 2. With an all aluminium chassis and a steel carrying handle, it should be your perfect partner to your next geek-fest. Let's have a look how it performs.
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