CeBIT 2009: Packard Bell Turns to Gaming with Its ipower GX PCs

Packard Bell, currently a subsidiary of Acer, has brought an impressive lineup at this year’s CeBIT show in Hanover, Germany. The company's booth, which was only steps away from that of Acer, included the new ipower X2.0 gaming systems, which mark the PC vendor's keen interest in the growing market for gaming computer systems. Both the portable and the desktop versions of the ipower gaming system take advantage of NVIDIA's latest GeForce graphics solutions.

The company seems somehow determined to prove that it also has a great interest in providing users with products that feature a lot of style. The latest Packard Bell desktops, notebooks, displays and external storage devices that were brought to the show in Germany feature the “In Style” design.

The company says that its exceptional heritage, as well as its unique business model can be spotted with the products on the CeBIT floor, which include the company's widely appreciated Limited Edition notebooks, its new 24-inch Maestro HD widescreen display, the Packard Bell “dot” netbook, as well as the liquid-cooled ipower X2 desktop and the outstanding ipower GX notebook, which have been developed to take the gaming experience to the next level, in terms of both style and performance.

As it can be seen clearly in the images below, the ipower X2 desktop and the ipower GX notebook are both capable to offer users stylish access to all of their digital content and media. Besides the fact that these personal computers are able to prove themselves as trendy products, they also pack a lot of computing power to make any gaming enthusiast rejoice. Aside from a powerful processor and 6GB of memory, users will also be able to enjoy plenty of storage space for their favorite titles with ipower X2, while the ipower GX notebook comes with 4GB of DDR3 memory and a large storage option as well.

Live report by Traian Teglet from CeBIT 2009 Hanover, Germany.