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Monday, September 17, 2007
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Apevia has impressed us with the aesthetics and features of the X-Telstar, but the cooling performance can be a drawback to buyers. The X-Telstar has all of the features you would expect from a top notch professional case; security locks, drive rails, motherboard tray and side panel window.
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
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Today I'm reviewing the Apevia X-Telstar Black Aluminum Mid-Tower ATX Case. You might know Apevia from their many other products or particularly their very nice X-Navigator cases. The X-Telstar's prominent features are: large see-through side window panel; and a front LCD display; twelve drive bays; solid aluminum chassis; and three 120mm (large) fans. It is marketed as a gaming case however I'm sure you could load up Photoshop or a web browser up if your computer was inside, too. I wouldn't go so far as to say that any accounting or legal/law related programs would open on a computer in this case.
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Monday, August 13, 2007
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If you look around some of your favorite online retailers you will see a listing for the Apevia X-Telstar case. The X-Telstar sports a large see-thru side panel and circular display that gives you all the details on what is going on inside the case. The light aluminum construction is a big bonus as well. Apevia has never been a big fan of the industry standard beige casing. This is Apevia newest case to market, but will it be as popular with us as the newest Q-Pack we reviewed a few weeks ago? Read alone with us and we will tell you.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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Today we look at the revised X-Qpack case from Apevia and focus upon the changes from the earlier version. Come have a look and see what is new. It doesn't seem like it was two years ago that I reviewed the Aspire X-Qpack case here at BE. Time flies, change is inevitable, Aspire is now Apevia, and the X-Qpack Version 2 is upon us. But as the saying goes, the more things change the more they stay the same - is the X-Qpack Version II much different than its predecessor? Before you continue with this review, please go back and read my review on the version 1. There are enough similarities between the two cases that writing a full review on this latest evolution of the X-Qpack would be a bit counter productive, so this review will only highlight the differences between the two versions.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
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Just about one year ago, we had the pleasure of reviewing the Aspire X-QPack Micro-ATX enclosure and it scored high marks in our review. Here it is one year later and we have the pleasure of reviewing the new X-QPack 2 from Apevia, yes you're right they have changed the name of their company, but not the quality of their products. So come on along as we look at this newest version and see if it does as well as it's predecessor.
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Friday, June 15, 2007
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Apevia's small form factor X-QPack line gets a refresh with the X-QPack2, adding better cooling, a bigger power supply, and more room to work with. Are the changes enough to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded SFF arena?
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Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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The X-QPack 2 small form factor mATX case from Apevia is the company's latest chassis offering. Apevia is the new name for Aspire International, which was known for its X-Dreamer and X-Infinity series of cases, as well as fans and other accessories. This review checks out the X-QPack 2, which is the new version of the original X-QPack case. It features a new design, better power supply, and ever more style than the original X-QPACK. Let's take a look!
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Thursday, May 31, 2007
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As good as the case may be, it's not 100% perfect. There's still the little QA/QC issue identified with the window that nags in the back of my mind. If you went with the windowless model, then you're home free. Aspects like the removable motherboard tray, carrying case and multiple storage capabilities make it a wonderful little case that should be on your list to consider for mATX machines.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2007
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Well, with the X-QPack2 of course. The new and improve SFF from Aspire sports pretty much everything the older unit does but adds a little bit more. 'In what way?' you may ask. Well, lets start with a more powerful power supply and better cooling. And this is just a start. Is the new version the SFF case that can replace your tall tower style unit? Check out the article.
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Thursday, December 14, 2006
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Summing up the Apevia X-QPack is a fairly easy job. It is a case which has some great touches and some good thoughts - 120mm fan for cooling in a small space, removable motherboard tray for building efficiently in a small space - that are marred by shoddy execution.
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Monday, December 11, 2006
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Apevia is the new company name of Aspire. The Apevia X-Cruiser sports three gauges with blue light as well as a window for a small price tag. While the inside is quite simple and does not feature anything out of the ordinary, the outside look of the case did bring a smile to our face, especially considering the price tag and multiple color choices available.
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Monday, November 27, 2006
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I have in front of me the Apevia X-Discovery case. Toted as a 'silent case,' I'll be testing this claim and whether this case reaches the standards set by gamers?
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006
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Apevia (previously known as Aspire) was established in March of 1999 and they are in industry leader in the manufacture PC cases and power supplies. Apevia actively designs, imports and markets PC parts including computer cases, accessories, case fans, power supplies, and matching keyboard/mouse/speaker kits. Today we will be taking a look at the aluminum Apevia X-Pleasure case which features 120mm blue LED fans, a temperature gauge as well as a fan controller.
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Tuesday, September 12, 2006
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I remember a few years ago when modding first started to come into the scene, cases with windows and lights were very popular. Lately many PC case manufactures have been going for the more conservative sleek look. So there are not that many options when looking for a PC case with all that bling. Apevia, which was previously known as Aspire has sent us a great case that has a ton of bling. The X-Discovery case has everything you want in a case, a side window, LED fans, front lights and a clear door. So let's take a look!
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Tuesday, August 8, 2006
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The X-Pleasure series is a fully featured line that already has many of the upgrades a computer enthusiast might otherwise have to purchase separately. Amenities include a side window, four case fans with built in LEDs, front mounted fan speed control, gauges for case fan speed and internal temp, and much more.
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