Cooler Master is set to demo a full range of its products at Computex 2009 next week in Taipei. Cooler Master is certainly no stranger to Neoseeker readers as we've reviewed several of the company's cases including the recently released HAF 922 and its bigger brother, the HAF 932. Both will be on display with a live demo of the HAF 932 housing a quad graphic card system.

The CM Storm line of gaming products are slated to be on display including the CM Storm Sniper and CM Storm Scout cases. Cooler Master will also be showing several new additions to its product lineup including the the first gaming mouse from CM Storm, The Sentinel Advance featuring what Cooler Master calls "an ergonomic and muscle-forming shape". The Sentinel Advance has adjustable sensitivity levels and users will be able to create different profiles to be stored in the unit's internal memory. With a new mouse nothing beats a new mouse pad (excuse me, I mean 'tactical surface') to showcase its capabilities and the company will be introducing a full line of CM Storm Battle Pads as well.

The Hyper TX3 and Hyper 212 Plus LGA1156 and LGA1156/1366 compatible coolers are also scheduled to be on display and feature direct contact heat-pipes, dual fan cooling and new PWM fans. For a little fun there's there's the “Freezing a Soda” experiment to demonstrate the cooling power of the CM V10 Hybrid TEC.. Cooler Master is also revealing a few notebook related accessories including the Choiix notebook cooler and the SNA 95 power adapter, which received the COMPUTEX Taipei Design and Innovation Award 2009.