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Premium
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Adam, who is from Adelaide, explains: "I figured that since HyperX is a breakthrough in memory technology, it opens new doors to applications and technology that [weren't] possible before. In this case, my idea is a character that is half-human/half-robot and only Kingston can deliver her hybrid memory requirements."
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"HyperX is not just RAM but a gladiator which is meant to conquer”
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Taiwanese entrant Yu-Wen Huang designed 'Overclocking'.
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Max Hsu, who is also from Taiwan, designed 'Premium'.
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Upgrade
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The winners were announced at this year's Computex show in Taiwan.
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"Colour blue symbolises the royalty and nobles…"
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Adam Potter's design, titled 'Upgrade', features a girl with a cybernetic arm. Here's the rendered version...
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Overclocking
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... and here's the real-life version.
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Adam faced stiff competition from all over the world. Here is 'Gaming Xerra', designed by Malaysian entrant Sierra Chai. She won the overall prize in the Professional group.
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“HyperX is like a racing car, always breaking the record…"
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Gaming Xerra
Aussie designer puts the sex in HyperX
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Designer wins grand prize in Kingston competition
