Youzee: Spain's streaming startup answer to Netflix

A new streaming service has shed its beta cloak, only this one isn't made for U.S. eyes. Youzee, a Madrid-based start-up, aims to offer Spaniards the best of both pay models, offering up a monthly subscription service alongside separate à la carte pricing. According to the company's site, its catalog of films and TV shows will be made available in a range of dubbed and subtitled versions to suite language and viewing preferences.

Engadget, Youzee: Spain's streaming startup answer to Netflix

BMC bicycles launches the impec Lamborghini Edition

Unlike the Lamborghini cigarettes in South Korea, this is a collaboration between Swiss bike maker BMC and the real Lamborghini car company. The BMC impec Lamgorghini Edition is a version of the BMC's impec bicycle, further developed with Lamborghini's carbon-fiber experts and assembled using some automotive build techniques. It's set off by a suede Lamborghini saddle and suede handlebar tape, as well as an Aventador-matching Argos Orange downtube. Only 30 will be offered for sale, and you'll need to have €20,000 ($26,172 U.S.) handy when you get to the cash register.

Autoblog, BMC bicycles launches the impec Lamborghini Edition

Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupe shows up at Transmission LA: AV Club

In the wake of images leaking earlier this week, Mercedes-Benz rolled out its Concept Style Coupe at the Transmission LA:AV CLUB at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA), yesterday. The "CSC" is expected to officially make its world debut at the Beijing Motor Show next week, but the sneak preview gave us an early look at the four-door in the flesh. Expected to ride atop Mercedes' new MFA platform, the CSC is a close-to-production glimpse at the automaker's long-awaited compact sedan (expected to be called CLA when it arrives).

Autoblog, Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupe shows up at Transmission LA: AV Club

Pre-order AT&T's HTC One X from RadioShack for $149.99 April 22nd onwards

Android Central managed to get a little scoop about the AT&T's HTC One X variant earlier this morning, reporting that pre-orders from RadioShack will open on April 22 with the phone priced at $149.99. You’ll have to wait another two weeks to get it in stores, where you’ll also find a few accessories to go with it. The One X is the first HTC phone I’ve been genuinely excited about for a long, long time (probably since the Desire HD/myTouch 4G came out with the second generation Snapdragon inside). Despite a few issues here and there, the One X has had some pretty good reviews.

Android Phone, Pre-order AT&T's HTC One X from RadioShack for $149.99 April 22nd onwards

Gmail Meter brings detailed analytics to your inbox

Just in case a constantly increasing unread messages counter isn't providing enough details about the flow of messages to your inbox, the Official Gmail Blog has pointed out the Gmail Meter tool for detailed monthly activity breakdowns. A Google Apps script developed by Romain Vialard, it can show you stats on volume, daily traffic, traffic pattern, email categories, time before first response, word count and thread lengths; providing an even deeper dive than Google's own Account Activity dashboard.

2DayBlog.com, Gmail Meter brings detailed analytics to your inbox

Amazon Germany weighs in on Samsung Galaxy S III with 4.7-inch screen and 12 megapixel camera

May 3rd is no doubt going to be a monumental day for Samsung, but April 20th is certainly turning out to be quite memorable for potential specs of the Galaxy S III. Not only did we happen to come across a purported leak of the device itself, which suggested the handset would pack a 4.6-inch display and an 8 megapixel camera, but now a placeholder has popped up on Amazon's German site with a few contrasting specifications - most notably, a 4.7-inch screen and a 12 megapixel camera.

Engadget, Amazon Germany weighs in on Samsung Galaxy S III with 4.7-inch screen and 12 megapixel camera

Expect fewer HTC phones with QWERTY keyboards in the future

Though the QWERTY keyboard has had a special place in HTC's Android lineup going back to phones like the T-Mobile G1, the form factor looks to be phased out by the Taiwanese manufacturer in the future. Speaking at a press event in Seattle, HTC creative director Claude Zellweger said that HTC will be “moving away from [the QWERTY keyboard] in general.” He explained that the extra effort placed in refining physical keyboard design would detract from other areas of devices and that time is better spent improving HTC's software input methods.

Android Phone, Expect fewer HTC phones with QWERTY keyboards in the future

Gene Munster: iPhone 5 May Release in October [Rumor]

In an interview with Jon Erlichman from Bloomberg West, Apple analyst from Piper Jaffray, Gene Munster claims that he thinks that not only will the next generation of the iPhone come in October. He puts the reason why he thinks that it will be coming out that late in the year down to the fact that Qualcomm's 28nm chips are short in supply and because the iPhone 5 is likely to be LTE capable it would mean either a late Q4 release or the usage of a different chip which in Munster's opinion is unlikely because of Apple's relationship with Qualcomm.

Ubergizmo, Gene Munster: iPhone 5 May Release in October [Rumor]

Wrapsol Ultra Screen Protector for iPad 2 and New iPad Review

I don't normally use screen protectors on my electronics.  Most screen and body protectors require liquid for a smooth application, and the application directions warn you to remove the battery and keep the device turned off for a couple of days until the liquid has all evaporated.  That's great, but Apple iPhones and iPads don't have removable batteries, and I'm afraid of frying my expensive device during the wet application.  I've seen a couple of dry-apply screen covers, but they are usually for small devices.  The companies that make those dry-apply skins often have iPad-sized screen protectors, but they always seem to say that liquid








The Gadgeteer, Wrapsol Ultra Screen Protector for iPad 2 and New iPad Review

YouTube ordered to filter video uploads by German court, could face hefty fines

A Hamburg court decision has ruled that YouTube is responsible for what its users upload to the site. This therefore could make the site liable for any copyright infringement associated with that. Furthermore, the court has asked the video sharing giant to put filters in place that detect clips that are protected by the German royalties agency Gema at the point of upload. Worst of all, this could saddle the website with a hefty tab. Although this particular case only pertains to 12 videos (and the ruling to seven of those,) future fines could be as much as €250,000 ($330,000) per case.

Engadget, YouTube ordered to filter video uploads by German court, could face hefty fines

Lamborghini Urus SUV storms out early

Here it is, folks: the Lamborghini SUV. The only thing missing from these photos are the flying pigs. Dubbed Urus, the Lambo sport-ute will officially be unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show shortly, but thanks to the magic of the Internets, the first few photos of the mighty 'ute have been leaked. It looks pretty similar to all of the renderings we've seen in the past, albeit with sleeker headlamps and a more low-slung appearance.

The Urus is expected to share its platform with the next-generation Porsche Cayenne, Audi Q7 and upcoming Bentley SUV, but is tipped to be about 220 pounds lighter than all of those.

Autoblog, Lamborghini Urus SUV storms out early

Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300 allegedly shows up on video

It looks like the long-rumored Samsung Galaxy S III has appeared in a video for the first time ever, about two weeks before its official announcement. Vietnamese website Tinhte has somehow managed to play a bit with the S III, which seemingly goes by the model number i9300. As revealed in the video below, the new smartphone has a 4.6 inch Super AMOLED display with 1280 x 720 pixels, 1.4GHz quad-core processor, NFC, 8MP rear camera with LED flash, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory, MicroSD card support, and a 2050 mAh battery.



Unwired View, Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300 allegedly shows up on video

Mini puts Goodwood edition on display at Harrods

If you want to buy a new car, you go to a car dealership. If you want to buy a ridiculously expensive and luxurious cashmere sweater in any color imaginable, you go to Harrods. At least that's the way it once was, but these days the swanky London department store has been turning its front window display into an automotive showroom. A year and a half ago Aston Martin put its Cygnet city car on display at Harrods, a lead that Lexus followed with a showcase of luxury hybrids in the same space a month later.

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digitalarts, Mini puts Goodwood edition on display at Harrods

NVIDIA projects mobile SoC GPU performance to surpass Xbox 360 by 2014

Granted, we hope to see a new Xbox before 2014, but if NVIDIA has its way, mobile devices will have enough graphical prowess to surpass the current generation of gaming consoles by that time.

Engadget, NVIDIA projects mobile SoC GPU performance to surpass Xbox 360 by 2014

Samsung Galaxy S III test unit shown on video, specs and all

Yet another alleged live photo of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III flagship leaked yesterday, but the guys from Tinhte.vn got their hands on just that device and shot an informative video that reveals a lot about the phone. It's important to note that the device shown isn't the final design - it's just a sort of test mule, with all the hardware packed in a box to let the carriers test it. This was done to prevent any leaks of what the final device will look like.




GSM Arena, Samsung Galaxy S III test unit shown on video, specs and all

Samsung asserts eight more patents against Apple in California

. Despite Samsung and Apple's chief executives scheduled settlement talks, the Korean manufacturer has asserted eight additional patents against the Cupertino-based company. Two of the patents are part of the fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory licenses (FRAND) because they are essential to ETSI standards, according to FOSS Patents. Five of the patents, including the two FRAND patents, were originally applied for and granted to Samsung, while three others were acquired from different owners. The two battling companies have been in a bitter patent war since last April that includes dozens of complaints across 10 countries.

Boy Genius Report, Samsung asserts eight more patents against Apple in California

Nook Audio OE250 Headphones

When people hear about Nook, an e-book reader usually comes to mind. That s because it is the name of Barnes and Noble's own e-book reader that has actually become quite popular nowadays with avid digital book readers. But now, Nook may be venturing into other products as it is lending its name into a new Barnes and Noble headphone named the Nook Audio OE250. The new Nook Audio OE250 Headphones first appeared on the Barnes and Noble site on the 1st day of this month, making some people believe it to be simply as an April Fools joke. But then the headphones stayed on the store after, making people believe that it is actually the real deal.

Gadget.com, Nook Audio OE250 Headphones

No-poaching antitrust case against Apple, Google and others will go to trial

. Apple, Google and five other technology companies must face an antitrust lawsuit for illegally agreeing to not poach each other's employees. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, rejected the companies' bid to dismiss claims brought under the Sherman Act and California state law, Reuters reported on Thursday. In addition to Apple and Google, Intel, Adobe, Pixar, Intuit and Lucasfilm are accused of entering into the illegal agreements.

Boy Genius Report, No-poaching antitrust case against Apple, Google and others will go to trial

MacGuffin's Curse iPhone Game Review

Puzzle games usually lack story telling and those that do turn out to become fan favorites. Developed by Australia-based Brawsome, MacGuffin's Curse is poised to become one of them. Lucas MacGuffin is a magician turned thief who bungles a museum robbery and finds himself bound to a cursed amulet that gives him the ability to transform between man and Werewolf. With this new power, Lucas must sneak and smash his way through a series of puzzles, bring down a criminal mastermind, and convince his daughter that it is not funny to stuff the fridge with dog food.
The game is filled with content.

Gadget.com, MacGuffin's Curse iPhone Game Review

Lenovo ThinkPad T430 with Ivy Bridge surfaces on university website

Who would've thought the scholars over at St. John's U. would be the ones to unintentionally reveal an unannounced Lenovo laptop. In this particular case, the star of the informal unveiling is a certain 14-inch ThinkPad T430, which we imagine is just one of many notebook refreshes we're going to see once Intel goes official with Ivy Bridge. Of course, the main attraction here is the T430's Core i5-3210 CPU, that's paired alongside 6GB of RAM, a 500GB, 7200RPM hard drive and a 6-cell battery - at least in this specific model.

Engadget, Lenovo ThinkPad T430 with Ivy Bridge surfaces on university website

“What’s my line?” – Contact centres should tear up their scripts to deliver effective customer service, says Datapoint

Contact centres are in the spotlight again as the Employment Minister, Chris Grayling, used his speech to the Policy Exchange yesterday to argue for the repatriation of overseas call centres to the UK as a valuable means of job creation.

Press Release Distribution, “What’s my line?” – Contact centres should tear up their scripts to deliver effective customer service, says Datapoint

Lava Xolo X900 available April 23, first Android to ship with Intel inside

After years of prototype designs and multiple generations of Atom processors the first Android smartphone with an Intel CPU to reach retail availability will be the Lovo Xolo X900. The device, which sports a 1.6GHz single-core CPU based on Intel's Medfield platform, will be available in India starting April 23rd, confirming the words of CEO Pal Ottelini. Other hardware highlights include 16GB of internal storage, 1GB RAM, NFC, and an 8MP camera taking advantage of a 10-shots-in-one-second burst mode. While Intel's chip supports Android 4.0, the Xolo X900 will ship with Gingerbread (2.3).

Android Phone, Lava Xolo X900 available April 23, first Android to ship with Intel inside

The Meltwater Group Selected as Member of Facebook Preferred Marketing Developer Program

London, UK - 19 April 2012 – The Meltwater Group, one of the world’s leading providers of digital intelligence and marketing solutions, announced today that Facebook has named it as a member of Facebook’s Preferred Marketing Developer Program.

Press Release Distribution, The Meltwater Group Selected as Member of Facebook Preferred Marketing Developer Program

BN Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight

 . If you read your ebook reader a lot at night or in the dark, then throw away those additional lights or lighted cases.  Barnes and Noble have up for pre-order their Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight.  With a click of a switch you can turn on the GlowLight to illuminate the e-ink display.  Brightness is adjustable via a slider switch, and the unit also comes with a pre-installed anti-glare screen protector.

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Coin 4 iPhone case lets you use a coin as an impromptu kickstand

Protective cases for the iPhone come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some focusing more on aesthetics, while others focus more on protection and durability. One thing that some of these cases lack would be a kickstand which comes in handy while trying to make a video call via FaceTime, or while attempting to watch a video. This is probably where Urban Prefer's Coin 4 case comes in handy.
As pictured above, the Coin 4 case features a variety of cuts and grooves at the back of the casing. These cuts and grooves are not there merely for aesthetics and actually provide a pretty useful function.

Ubergizmo, Coin 4 iPhone case lets you use a coin as an impromptu kickstand

Galaxy S III shows itself in spy shots, hides under a fake skin

Gizmodo Brazil has just stumbled upon what its source adamantly claims is the soon-to-be-revealed Samsung Galaxy S III. And what the images show is a mild redesign and cosmetic changes, as it was suggested earlier. Gizmodo's source claims the Galaxy S III carries the GT-I9300 model number, is thinner than its predecessor and carries a 12MP camera at the back.


GSM Arena, Galaxy S III shows itself in spy shots, hides under a fake skin

Microsoft announces Halo 4, coming this November

. Microsoft on Wednesday announced the return of Master Chief and the Halo franchise with the release of “Halo 4″ on November 6th. The franchise was originally imagined as a trilogy, with the game's third installment becoming the biggest consumer product launch of all time when it was released in 2007. Many questions were left unanswered, however, and fans of the series wanted more. The game is set four years after the events of Halo 3, as Master Chief returns to confront his destiny and face an ancient evil that threatens to destroy the entire universe.

Boy Genius Report, Microsoft announces Halo 4, coming this November

Motorola DROID 4 Build 6.2.319 incoming, official file already available

The Motorola DROID 4 is set to receive an update, soon, as an official change log has been posted over at Verizon’s site. It’s a minor upgrade that brings improved battery life, the MotoCast widget, improved device performance, fixes for the display locking up, and more. The build is 6.2.319, and while an official rollout has not yet commenced, you’ll be pleased to know that a signed update file has already been made available. Courtesy of Droid-Life, the 18MB file can be downloaded here and applied in the following way:.

Android Phone, Motorola DROID 4 Build 6.2.319 incoming, official file already available

Handmade particle accelerator unveiled at Milan Design Week, Higgs-Boson a no-show

When it comes to particle science, it's not all about huge winding tunnels and god particles. Super/collider, a group that aims to promote science through eye-catching creative methods, teamed up with designer Patrick Stevenson-Keating to craft this relatively simple - but working - particle accelerator for Milan Design week. The setup involves several hand-blown bulbs, with a vacuum inside them allowing electrons to rocket from side to side, lit in a purple haze thanks to a phosphorous screen at one end.

Engadget, Handmade particle accelerator unveiled at Milan Design Week, Higgs-Boson a no-show

GM battery lab explosion cost could reach $5M

Last week, a fire broke out at the General Motors Technical Center battery research lab in Warren, Michigan. General Motors has since said the fire was caused by a battery that was being tested under "extreme stress." Engineers were trying to get the pack to fail, which it did, but not to ignite, which it also did when gases leaked out and somehow caught fire. There's one detail we have not heard yet, and that's how much the fire could end up costing GM: up to $5 million, the The Detroit News reports, based on information that the automaker's representatives submitted in a police report.

Autoblog, GM battery lab explosion cost could reach $5M

JCB Toughphone Pro-Smart now on sale in the UK

This monstrosity is the JCB Toughphone Pro-Smart, and it’s now on sale in the UK. Technically the company’s first smartphone offering (they did apply their name to a rebranded Motorola DEFY+ previously), the Pro-Smart features an 800MHz processor, 3.2-inch display, and runs Android 2.3. It’s an IP67 rated device designed to be waterproof, dustproof, and otherwise oblivious to the elements.

Android Phone, JCB Toughphone Pro-Smart now on sale in the UK

Huawei announces global availability of the Ascend P1. The phone is priced at $475 in China

A few weeks ago, we told you that the Huawei Ascend P1 would become available starting this month. Today, the handset has been launched in China, being officially priced at 2,999 CNY (about $475). In addition, Huawei has announced that the P1 would be released in other markets (including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Australia) "by May 2012" - thus before the end of April. Europe and Latin America will get the device, too, but only starting June.

Measuring 127.4 x 64.8 x 7.69 mm, the Huawei Ascend P1 is one of the thinnest smartphones ever made.

Unwired View, Huawei announces global availability of the Ascend P1. The phone is priced at $475 in China

Deal of the Day – 17.3″ HP Pavilion dv7 Quad Edition Core i7 Quad-core Laptop with Blu-ray for $699.99

Wednesday's LogicBUY Deal is the base 17.3″ HP Pavilion dv7 Quad Edition (dv7tqe) laptop for $699.99.  Features:  Intel Core i7-2670QM 2.2GHz Quad-core (TurboBoost up to 2.9GHz), 8GB DDR3, 750GB hard drive, 1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 7470M, 17.3″ HD+ BrightView LED LCD, 6-cell battery, 8X DVD+/-RW, TrueVision HD webcam with mic, fingerprint reader, 802.11n WiFi, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Beats superior audio, USB 3.0, fingerprint reader, HP Coolsense technology, 2-year warranty.  Free upgrades:  8GB DDR3 System Memory, Blu-ray player & SuperMulti DVD burner.

The Gadgeteer, Deal of the Day â€" 17.3″ HP Pavilion dv7 Quad Edition Core i7 Quad-core Laptop with Blu-ray for $699.99

Custom clock pays homage to CPU, separates geeks from the squares (video)

Pop quiz: Can you tell what the device pictured above is. If you answered "a clock that represents the essential building blocks of a CPU while using binary and HEX numerals to display time," then you're certifiably crazy - and correct. The brainchild of tinkerer extraordinaire Lior Elazary, the "CPU clock" mechanically emulates the application of computer concepts - codes, instructions and checks - to create a "simple" wall clock. To display the time, the middle register uses binary numbers read from bottom to top to indicate the hour (a reading of "0010" indicates 2 o'clock, for example).

Engadget, Custom clock pays homage to CPU, separates geeks from the squares (video)

Array BioPharma to Adopt Contract Management Solution from Seal Software Group

Solution Will Streamline Contract Processes, Help Control Costs and Improve EfficiencyLondon, UK - 18th April 2012 - Seal Software Group, a provider of solutions to discover, capture, extract and manage contracts, today announced that Array BioPharma Inc.

Press Release Distribution, Array BioPharma to Adopt Contract Management Solution from Seal Software Group

Robot prostitutes the answer in fight against STDs?

I am not sure about you, but definitely interacting with a robot or digital lifeform lacks the kind of “warmth” and human-ness to the situation, if you get what I mean. Having said that, is there a place for a robot to take over the place of a callgirl.

Ubergizmo, Robot prostitutes the answer in fight against STDs?

Acer Iconia Tab A510 now available, 10.1 inches of Olympian ICS and Tegra 3 for $450

Ah, Acer's Olympics-themed Iconia Tab A510. If you'll recall, after months of staying quiet about its A500 successor - which was already viewable in public - Acer finally made the 10.1-inch (1280 x 800) slate official when it went up for pre-order last month. Fast forward to today, and the company's US website is now listing the tablet as in-stock and ready to ship. Notably, the A510 is Acer's first tab loaded with NVIDIA's quad-core Tegra 3 SoC and Android Ice Cream Sandwich (slightly modified) - a duo of delicacies seldom found together in tablets up for grabs as of late.

Engadget, Acer Iconia Tab A510 now available, 10.1 inches of Olympian ICS and Tegra 3 for $450

Pebble smartwatch raises a record $3.6 million through Kickstarter [video]

. Kickstarter is filled with some brilliant, some not-so-brilliant and some very strange ideas, and if user interest is any indication, the Pebble ePaper smartwatch can likely be filed under brilliant. Allerta, the company behind the product, opened a Kickstarter page less than a week ago and has already become the most funded project of all time on the site, which allows users to make small and large donations toward projects they want to back. The company's initial goal was to raise $100,000, however in the past six days the project has accumulated a whopping $3.6 million in funding.

Boy Genius Report, Pebble smartwatch raises a record $3.6 million through Kickstarter [video]

Bob Lutz praises Leaf and Volt, says national security requires going electric

Bob Lutz is not going to take attacks on the electric car lying down – the closest he'll come to that is doing push-ups on The Colbert Report. After spending a few of his Forbes columns laying into right-wing pundits for their attacks on the Chevrolet Volt, he is switching to a positive message about how plug-in cars can help with American national security. It is not surprising that Lutz, a former Marine, co-authors the article with two former U.S. Marines commandants and the CEO of FedEx (the three are all members of Securing America's Future Energy's (SAFE) Energy Security Leadership Council).

Autoblog, Bob Lutz praises Leaf and Volt, says national security requires going electric

New material brings semiconducting to the graphene party

Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have cooked up a new graphene-based material that could provide a speed boost for all electronics. We've seen the carbon allotrope turn up in circuitry and transistors before, but the new chemical modification - graphene monoxide - is said to be easier to scale up, and most importantly is semiconducting, unlike the insulating or conducting forms that have preceded it. This also means graphene can now provide the triad of electrical conductivity characteristics.

Engadget, New material brings semiconducting to the graphene party

Windows Phone OS mod speeds up app load times, knows you'll play Monopoly on your break (video)

Microsoft Research has revealed some of its latest work into mobile app optimization - and it's called the contextual solution, Falcon. Fast App Launching with Context aims to improve "key OS services" including memory management, scheduling and security. It does this by using location and sci-fi-sounding "temporal access patterns" - when you use the app - to pre-load programs before you've even decided to use them, which dramatically reduces perceived loading delay. A learning algorithm baked into the Windows Phone OS mod also improves its behavior and predictive powers as you use it.

Engadget, Windows Phone OS mod speeds up app load times, knows you'll play Monopoly on your break (video)

Upcoming Sprint 4G LTE markets revealed in leaked intel

While Sprint may have announced its first few LTE enabled markets a while back, it certainly does not have the reach compared to both AT&T and Verizon. Well according to Techno Buffalo, it seems that they have managed to get their hands on what appears to be a list of new markets that Sprint could be rolling out LTE coverage to in the near future. The data above has suggested that Sprint has had its Network Vision campaign underway in markets such as Akron, Chicago, Fort Worth, Nashville, New York, Rialto and Stockton since last last year, lending to the possibility that activation of the 4G LTE networks could be just around the corner.

Ubergizmo, Upcoming Sprint 4G LTE markets revealed in leaked intel

Verizon announces its 4G LTE network expansion plans

You didn't think Verizon is just going to just sit by watching AT&T grow its LTE network, did you. The Big Red carrier announced today its 4G LTE network will undergo expansions and enhancements in 10 cities and regions across the U.S. Here are the ares, which will get new or expanded Verizon LTE networks.
Furthermore, the city of Buffalo in New York will be undergoing enhancements, so residents should except the service to substantially improve.

GSM Arena, Verizon announces its 4G LTE network expansion plans

Guild Wars 2 custom PC looks good on the inside and the outside

Guild Wars 2 will be launching soon and what does this guy over at CodeOfficer do. Build a custom Guild Wars 2 gaming rig of course. Yup, pictured above is a painstakingly put together custom gaming rig by John Coppola that took about 200 over hours to put together. It features a square-ish design with a Guild Wars 2 logo engraved on the side, and as far as the rest of its specs are concerned, it will feature a discrete graphics card in the form of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680, a quad-core Intel i5 processor that has been overclocked to a whopping 4.5GHz, 8GB of DDR3 RAM and a 128GB SSD.

Ubergizmo, Guild Wars 2 custom PC looks good on the inside and the outside