Hosting such an event as i41 requires a pretty hefty data communications link. The network connections were hosted by none other than Demon. They had a special launch offer on at i41 but also had a competition running each day. Play Guitar Hero, get the top score and win an annual subscription to Demon Broadband - as you can appreciate this was a popular one!



Kustom PCs had a large stand there at i41 showing off some great products together with Meroncourt and Antec. Kustom PCs were showing off a wide range of products including Razer. Whilst Meroncourt focussed on ROCCAT, Razer, Mionix, Ozone and plenty more brands. Sat there on the floor they had setup a F1 simulation chair, steering wheel and pedals hooked up to an F1 game. This did attract a lot of attention. I can't imagine many have this kind of setup at home, so it was something out of the ordinary to have a bit of fun with.



Antec were there with Kustom PCs and Meroncourt, showing off the new LanBoy AIR in all 3 colours. Although the stand was small, people were drawn in , being intrigued by the LanBoy Air. Its always nice at these events to get a good closeup of the products and have some first hand experience. Reviews are always very useful to read but they can only give a linear perspective. You can't beat being right there.



NOTE: We also launched our new competition with Antec at i41. Check it out below.



Mad Catz were also at i41 showing off their range of kit from Triton and Cyborg. We had a close look at the R.A.T gaming range, up until now I've only ever seen pictures of this mouse but having some first hand experience of it you really begin to understand just how customisable this gaming peripheral really is.

Mad Catz had a couple of machines setup showing off the new Call of Duty Black OPs. Myself and Dave took the opportunity to try out the R.A.T 7 mouse and Triton AX PRO headset. Both products are very good, hopefully we can get both products and indeed a selection of Mad Catz, Cyborg and Triton products in for review.