Wishlist
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I decided to make my own wishlist page. 
- Logitech G19 Keyboard for Gaming($230.76)
I had their first generation G15 it was a great keyboard. Then version 2 came out I decided not to buy it. Now they came out with the G19 keyboard which is pretty much a better version of than G15 Version 2. With a better resolution onboard screen capable of watching youtube videos as well as many other things. But this keybaord looks kick ass.. lol. However, at that price, it’s probably not worth it. At least this keyboard is cheaper than the Maximus Optimus even if its not a complete LCD keyboard. - Razer Mamba Wireless 5600 dpi Gaming Mouse($117.00)
I originally wanted to get the Logitech G500 Mouse which isn’t out yet, but after seeing this little device and watching review videos on it, I have decided I want this mouse instead. A hybrid gaming mouse capable of either wired or wireless operations. Supports up to 5600 dpi and looks very cool. lol But it also carries a hefty price tag. - Microsoft Zune HD 32GB Platinum Edition ($249.99US)
I’m disappointed that Microsoft has decided to make this a U.S. Only product. I think it would have sold and make a dent on the iPod market. But either way, I’ve been looking for a replacement for my iPod Touch. Looking at the specs and review on this machine has made me want to buy this. Support for 720p video (output onto the TV of course) and powered by nVidia Tegra chip makes it a pretty powerful mp3 player. - ASUS G73JH-A1 ($1759.99)
There’s just something about this laptop that makes me want to ditch my current 17″ MacBook Pro for it. The design of the laptop looks awesome, but at 8 pounds is on the heavy size. But that is to be expected from a desktop replacement type gaming machine. Spec wise, this is probably one of the top. With a core i7 processor, 8GBs of DDR3 RAM, ATi Mobility Radeon 5870 GPU, 2 500GB hard drives to make 1TB of storage and it comes with a blu-ray player. All that and the price is still cheaper than the MacBook Pro (Half the price). The screen is a 17.3″ FHD TV so it’s not quite 1920×1200. It’s only 1080p ready so 1920×1080 which is still fine I suppose. The only main concern is the battery life. A desktop replacement like this drains battery with a possible max battery life of no more than 2 hours according to reviews. This is where it falls behind the 17″ MacBook Pro since my current one is capable of going for about 5-7 hours without needing to charge. Sometimes more, sometimes less depending on what I am doing on the laptop. I am hoping ASUS will release a new model of this or a revision of this to incorporate ATI’s answer to nVidia’s Optimus technology. Incorporate 2 graphics (one Integrated, one Discrete) so that the integrated can be turned on while doing non graphics intensive tasks so it can save on power.
My never ending wishlist will continue to grow as time goes on. Or shrink if I ever save enough money for these stuff or lost interest in them which is highly unlikely.
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12:59 am on August 21st, 2008
You might be interested in this thread regarding PSUs: Eggxpert Tiered Power Supply List
1:15 am on August 21st, 2008
Yep, the one in my wishlist is considered Tier 1
I’ve owned a Tier 5 PSU before (Ultra X-Connect) and current using a Tier 4 power supply (OCZ GameXStream 700 Watts) If I want to run a 4870 x2 I’d rather use a top grade power supply instead of going for the cheap stuff. like before. 
but i’m surprise forton is listed as a tier 3 company, they are the company responsible for manufacturing OCZ and Antec’s power supplies..