HiPe intros K-Tana 2.0 gaming rig, two-in-one Daisho 2.0 Dual PC
HiPe PC is no stranger to the land of excessive power and unorthodox construction, and the firm's latest two gaming rigs are no exception to either. The K-Tana 2.0 can come stocked with your choice of an overclocked 3.2GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Extreme or dual liquid-cooled AMD Athlon FX-72 / FX-74 processors, an overclocked NVIDIA 8800 SLI graphics setup, 1,200-watt power supply, up to 8GB of DDR2 RAM, up to 4TB of HDD storage, acoustical dampening, colored neon lighting systems, and the ability to order up a customized paint scheme if the early 90s vibe isn't really workin' for you. The real head-scratcher is the Daish? 2.0 Dual PC (shown after the jump), which as the name implies, sports a duo of networked PCs within a single vertical chassis. The primary PC is a GeForce 8800-equipped gaming rig with up to 4GB of RAM and 4TB of HDD space, while the secondary computer is a "personal media center or server" powered by either VIA's Epia C7 or Intel's Merom processor. Additionally, the secondary unit is connected to a motorized touchscreen LCD and responds to your voice thanks to the included speech recognition software. Notably, both machines can be configured to include a Blu-ray writer, and while both systems manage to start around $2,600, the sky really is the limit when adding in luxurious extras.



















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
pencap23 @ Jun 4th 2007 6:58PM
I want that sexy one with that touchscreen. Wow!
JohnTitor @ Jun 4th 2007 6:58PM
A painted Thermaltake Armor and MozartTx, they couldn't even make their own cases could they
Ryhan @ Jun 4th 2007 7:09PM
Hey, what do you want? Quality or a Company that does everything itself? You have to have atrade-off somewhere!!!! :D
-that was soooo not aimed at the imac... ;)
Iamsars @ Jun 5th 2007 1:49AM
its actually a raidmax katana case not a thermaltake amour
JohnTitor @ Jun 4th 2007 7:45PM
ryhan, I wan't Quality for the price, that's why I build my PCs
but it's always nice to see companies like come up with nice designs for small HTPCs or Laptops
Joseph @ Jun 4th 2007 7:24PM
k-tana...more like GAY-tana.
Tired_ @ Jun 4th 2007 9:09PM
Why would I want a second computer inside my computer? Seems to me embedding the second system inside the first would negate most of the advantages of having multiple PCs.
Andy @ Jun 4th 2007 9:24PM
That's a nice setup really, I tend to shoot down these computers by saying 'you can build your own for cheaper/better', but the skills required to make one comparable to the dual pc would probably be a bit out of range of most beginners.
SYN @ Jun 4th 2007 10:43PM
yes, because these aren't off the shelf parts /sarcasm
http://www.memoryexpress.com/index.php?PageTag=&page=file&memx_menu=EmbedProductDetail.php&DisplayProductID=8857&SID=
ryanworrell @ Jun 5th 2007 9:32AM
Um. I have a Thermaltake Armor with the 25cm side fan and I know for sure those outside two are identical to my case.
techwarrior @ Jun 8th 2007 5:28PM
every one knows that adding flames gets you 10 extra fps and the neon adds 15.
or_alfred @ Jul 17th 2007 6:00PM
while the secondary computer is a "personal media center or server"
just what you need...