On Monday (April 20, 2009), Open Box unveiled its solution for online video. The simple fact is that if you use or create online video, you know that multiple formats are a necessary evil. If you want to watch something on your BlackBerry or an iPhone or your computer, you need the right plugin or format. Open Box’s Sesame Vault aims to change all of that.

Alright, so you’re a person who watches video. Why should you care? Here’s why — you don’t have to install anything. Everything is done on the server side so whatever device you have, you should be able to watch video. Some devices – ahem iPhone ahem – can’t play back flash video. Wouldn’t it be nice if you went to a page and it would just give you a video that you could play? Yep, Sesame Vault solves that. Keep reading for lots more.

We’re always being told to “Think outside the box.” Well, Antec is putting their money where there mouth is with their upcoming “Skeleton” case. And they aren’t offering the bare bones minimum with it either.

There is plenty of room for expansion with 7 expansion slots and 4 drive bays. 2 of the drive bays are internal and 2 are external. If you take advantage of expanding the capabilities of your computer, you are going to need some more cooling than just an open case. Antec throws in a front-mount hard drive cooling fan and a 250mm fan on top (that’s the bowl looking thing with the Antec logo). If you are feeling extra-funky, you can even enjoy the fact that the fan is multi-colored.

Ok, so admittedly, it sort of looks like a science experiment with K’NEX gone bad. More after the break.

A recent purchase from a Best Buy of a PureDigital Flip camera offered a little more than you would expect from a standard retail version. This camera in particular was an open box item, and true to the word, you never know what to expect when you buy something that has already been used and more »