AOC e2352Phz flicker-free 3D monitor

So your neighbor just got a new 3D monitor, and was showing it off to you the other day. You managed to keep the green-eyed monster at bay in this game of one upmanship, but deep down inside, you were already plotting your revenge. Well, your moment has arrived in the form of the AOC e2352Phz, which is touted to be a flicker-free 3D monitor that delivers 23″ of viewing goodness to the masses, doing away with eye fatigue and dizziness which were caused by conventional 3D displays.

Ubergizmo, AOC e2352Phz flicker-free 3D monitor

Ruf stretches Porsche Panamera for China

You think the prom limo market in America has a propensity for stretching anything with wheels. Just look at China. Instead of buying larger sedans there, wealthy Chinese buyers have a taste for stretching smaller ones. So while BMW, for example, already offers a larger 7 Series, they've developed a stretched 5 Series for the Chinese market. We thought that a little strange at first, but this one takes the cake.

Since the Porsche Panamera has one of the nicest interiors on the market, one aftermarket tuner of note has developed a stretched version specifically for China.

Autoblog, Ruf stretches Porsche Panamera for China

World's fastest slot car race is oddly mesmerizing

The Finnish aren't known for their high-energy personas, and we thought it might be because they save their adrenaline dumps for rally cars and snowmobiles. Turns out they also like to let their slot cars showcase hidden Type A personalities. At a place called Autorataharrastajat ry, some very serious racers run slot cars at barely watchable speeds on an eight-lane track. It looks like some sort of scaled-up atomic experiment at the Large Hadron Collider and sounds like Transformers. We're not actually sure if this is the world's fastest slot car action, but it certainly looks like it could be.

2DayBlog.com, World's fastest slot car race is oddly mesmerizing

Gears of War 3: Fenix Rising now available

Last month we detailed Gears of War 3′s upcoming DLC - “Fenix Rising” and after almost a month of waiting, it's finally available for download. In case you didn't read about the new content, users will get four new character skins: Recruit Clayton, Thrashball Cole - Limited Edition, Savage Marauder and Savage Kantus - Limited Edition; new maps - Academy, Anvil, Depths, Escalation, and the Slab. The DLC also includes a new experience system that lets players rank up through level 100 four times to unlock exclusive emblems and weapon skins.

Ubergizmo, Gears of War 3: Fenix Rising now available

Epson's New Wide-Format Artisan 1430 Printer

The new wide-format Artisan 1430 inkjet printer from Epson gives you prints up to 13″ X 19″.  This printer has  advanced color and lighting correction for amazing photos, and it includes Adobe® Photoshop® Elements for more editing features.  You can print Ultra Hi-Definition prints (5760 x 1440 optimized dpi) on paper or photo paper, and you can print on CDs and DVDs.  Photos are smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant thanks to Claria® Hi-Definition Ink, and they'll last up to four times longer than photo lab prints.

The Gadgeteer

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Android 4.0 update for WiFi Motorola Xoom rolling out now to everyone

Last week we reported that select Motorola Xoom owners were receiving the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. If you were not one of the lucky testers, not to worry as you can shelve your jealousy as it appears that the update is now rolling out to all Motorola Xoom WiFi owners. As usual as with most OTA updates, it is currently being pushed out in batches. It seems that there is an update file available online should you choose to install it the manual route, but if it sounds a bit too complicated for your tastes, you will either have to wait until it is your turn to receive the update, or you could attempt to fetch it manually.

Ubergizmo, Android 4.0 update for WiFi Motorola Xoom rolling out now to everyone

AMD to undercut Intel with cheaper ultrabooks

. AMD is reportedly planning to undercut Intel by offering cheaper ultrabook components later this year. The notebooks are expected to cost between $700 and $999, which is a good deal cheaper than the $999-$1,200 price tag that many ultrabooks carry now. DigiTimes notes that AMD's technology will not add any new innovative functions but will instead be focused on delivering consumers thin and light devices at a much more wallet-friendly price.

Boy Genius Report, AMD to undercut Intel with cheaper ultrabooks