When you’re seriously serious about getting a lot of work done or a lot of games won, you may need to shift your focus. Stay away from bloated, mainstream PCs and shift to Maingear’s SHIFT. The tower of power is big in size (24″ high and 21″ long) and big in performance. Based on the Intel i7 Quad-core processor, the aluminum-skinned rig also packs a bottom-to-top cooling system to maintain peak performance from all its parts. Basic inventory includes a 512MB GeForce, 4GB Kingston DDR3 RAM, and a 750 GB SATA HDD among others. The system is also future-compatible with several expansion slots giving you room for further improvement. Maingear also offers a lifetime support for your system where you can talk directly to the builder that assembled your rig. $2,200+.

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New system, new operating system, old files? Belkin lets you keep your memories and documents from one platform to another with this Migration Cable. The conduit lets you transfer files from one PC running on Windows XP to another PC with the newer Windows 7 OS. Two male USB A jacks couples your two computers while the provided software takes care of the transferring duties. Transfer speeds are up to 450 Mbps and will even run on older USB1.1 ports. ~$33.

Capitalizing on the latest features of Microsoft’s Windows 7 are these latest desktops from Gateway. The One ZX series will feature multitouch LCDs to maximize the new OS’s enhancements. Choose between the smaller-screened ZX4800 with a 20-inch monitor or the ZX6800 with a 23-inch monitor. The latter packs a 2.33GHz Core 2 Quad processor, 1 GB ATI Radeon graphics card, 8GB of RAM, and a 1TB HDD (or a 64 GB SSD). Also coming with the bundle are wireless peripherals like a keyboard and mouse, plus an integrated HD webcam, TV tuner, and built-in speakers. $750+.

Microsoft took a dip in the coolness department when they released Vista, that did not really satisfy and perform to our liking. If you’re a PC guy, then your prayers will be answered with the arrival of the promising Windows 7. The newest OS to the Windows Family is up for pre-order and is creating a buzz to it’s arrival. Expect features such as multi-touch support, a new device manager and tons more. We hope the Windows 7 will lure former PC fanatics back from the Mac side. $50-$320.