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Jul31
Hoverstop mouse
Colbert Low July 31, 2006
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The Hoverstop mouse from ThinkGeek provides a timely reminder for you to take5Hoverstop_Mouse.jpg your hand off the mouse if it remains inactive for more than 10 seconds via a gentle vibration, courtesy of the internal motor. This is a great tool for those who spend most of their working time in front of the PC, as the timely reminders could go a long way in preventing the dreaded Repetitive Stress Injury and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome that is so common among those who use a computer for extended periods of time without proper rest. Pick one up for $69 today - this 800 dpi optical mouse might be a bit more expensive than other generic optical mice, but the extra investment is worth it many years down the road when your wrists are still functioning perfectly fine without any pain whatsoever.

Pros : Reminds users to relax the hand
Cons : More expensive when compared to optical mice in its class

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Jul31
Samsung CX223BW 22" LCD monitor
Colbert Low July 31, 2006
OK. Get down to business and stop staring at that girl.Getting a new display for the home or office is often a momentous decision, and one must make sure that the purchase is future proof, with the release of Windows... Continue Reading
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VoodooPC unleashes high-end Omen PCs
Colbert Low July 31, 2006
VoodooPC has unveiled the insanely fast OMEN i:121 Extreme desktop PC. This fully-customizable computer retails for $6,000, and the price can only go upwards as you plot to have the fastest commercial PC available in the office. This quad-SLI desktop... Continue Reading
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The Clamp
Colbert Low July 31, 2006
No, this is not some weird name for a sexually transmitted disease, but it is instead a piece of modern furniture to spruce up your office or home environments. The Clamp can be used with any table or suitable flat... Continue Reading
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Powerball exercise aid
Colbert Low July 31, 2006
Those who work long hours in front of the PC will know the effects and pain that results from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome that could lead to a painful case of arthritis in the if left unchecked. The £69.95 Powerball hopes... Continue Reading
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Jul30
Custom notebook sleeve designs from M. Avery Designs
Colbert Low July 30, 2006
You are a successful career woman who is slowly but surely climbing her way up the corporate ladder, leaving weaker-willed males whining behind. Why not make a statement that signifies your intent on securing power with a personalized notebook sleeve?... Continue Reading
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Olivetti ANY_WAY Photo Wireless Printer
Colbert Low July 30, 2006
Most printers at the office are extremely boring looking, but Olivetti's newest ANY_WAY Photo Wireless Printer is anything but that. You can now print your photos and pictures without the hassle of hooking up the printer, doing away with messy... Continue Reading
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Venzero Lifesaver 8GB USB stick
Colbert Low July 30, 2006
There is a new USB stick in town by Venzero, and the Lifesaver is aptly named as it comes with 8GB of storage space for all your light-medium portable data needs. Having tons of extra storage space to back up... Continue Reading
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Lenovo 3000 V100 subnotebook
Colbert Low July 30, 2006
Lenovo, the unassuming company who gobbled up IBM in a corporate move, has unveiled its 12" subnotebook, the Lenovo 3000 V100. Most people would think that the ThinkPad brand carries a much higher performance level when compared to the plain... Continue Reading
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Scrolling LED Name Badge II
Colbert Low July 30, 2006
Save money in the long run with the Scrolling LED Name Badge II. If you have many employees in your office and hate ordering a new batch of name tags each time there is some turnover, these will be perfect.... Continue Reading
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Jul29
Wireless Laser Virtual Keyboard
Colbert Low July 29, 2006
Ever tried typing a really long message or editing your Word document over smartphone devices and PDAs? Most of the time, a small QWERTY keyboard will give you finger cramps while using a stylus to write a 10,000 word document... Continue Reading
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MoGo Mouse is sleek and portable
Colbert Low July 29, 2006
If you have a PCMCIA slot to spare on your notebook, the $69.95 MoGo Mouse from Newton Peripherals will make the perfect accessory. Just slot it into the empty PCMCIA slot and you're good to go. YOu save space when... Continue Reading
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Logitech working on VX Revolution Mouse
Colbert Low July 29, 2006
The VX Revolution Mouse from Logitech is apparently under development, and this laser mouse will purportedly utilize the "frictionless alloy MicroGear scroll wheel" that enables one to fly past extremely long documents in a breeze. The model has been codenamed... Continue Reading
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Pico Automated CD/DVD duplicator
Colbert Low July 29, 2006
Do you have a large amount of data in your office that you want to backup? Just the very thought of sifting through mountains of CDs and DVDs could paralyse even the bravest man. Media-intensive industries and businesses ought to... Continue Reading
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Casio ClassPad 300 Touch-Screen Graphing Scientific Calculator
Colbert Low July 29, 2006
Anyone working in industries that require calculations of complex graphs and charts will definitely need a graphing calculator to aid them in their line of work. Why not go the extra mile and purchase one with touch screen capabilities? After... Continue Reading
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Jul28
Zero Tension Mouse
Colbert Low July 28, 2006
The Zero Tension Mouse is a vertical mouse that aims to reduce or eliminate the risk of suffering from Repetitive Stress Injury in your later life by allowing the entire hand to rest fully on the unit itself in a... Continue Reading
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IO Data unveils new DVRP-UN8PL external DVD burner
Colbert Low July 28, 2006
There is a new external DVD burner in town, and it stands out from the rest of the crowd as it is completely bus-powered. This translates to lower burn speeds that could be frustrating when it comes to really... Continue Reading
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Samsung Electronics America, Inc. introduce new high density MMC cards
Colbert Low July 28, 2006
Samsung Electronics has successfully used the most advanced Multi-Level Cell (MLC) NAND flash memory to develop the industry's highest density MultiMediaCard. In the process, Samsung also claims the honour of developing the highest performing MMC card based on the Single-Level... Continue Reading
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Intel officially launches the world's best processors - Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme
Colbert Low July 28, 2006
Intel has phased out the 12-year old Pentium processor line after it officially unveiled ten Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors for use in both consumer and business desktops, notebooks, and workstations. Self-proclaimed to be the best processors... Continue Reading
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Cisco-Linksys, LLC unveils two new routers - RVS4000 and RVL200
Colbert Low July 28, 2006
Linksys has introduced a couple of new routers in the form of the 4-Port Gigabit Security Router with VPN (RVS4000) and the 4-Port SSL/IP Sec VPN Router (RVL200) from its Small Business Series line. Both these routers allow multiple PCs... Continue Reading
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Jul27
Hawking HNC290G WiFI Camera
Colbert Low July 27, 2006
Ever wanted to step up the security around your office or business premise without breaking the bank? Surveillance cameras have come down in price recently, although they still fare rather poorly under low light conditions. Hawking has a new HNC290G... Continue Reading
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Buffalo BOMC-C2 and MOBU-RC2 Double Click mouse
Colbert Low July 27, 2006
Buffalo has released a couple of new mice that looks pretty ordinary until you see a small red button that works as a special double-click button. The BOMC-C2 and BOMU-RC2 mice are truly devices for the extremely lazy - but... Continue Reading
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IO-Data USB2-C9RWG memory card reader
Colbert Low July 27, 2006
With a slew of SD High Capacity (SDHC) cards being released onto the market, companies should be quick to take advantage of the situation and include the SDHC format in their new and upcoming card readers. The USB2-C9RWG from IO-Data... Continue Reading
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Samsung develops 4GB Solid State Disk for Vista
Colbert Low July 27, 2006
Say goodbye to hard drive delays that you have experienced throughout the years when using Windows. Samsung has successfully developed a 4GB Solid State Disk Caching solution that aims to eliminate hard drive delays when the new Windows Vista operating... Continue Reading
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Corsair Flash Readout USB 2.0 Drives
Colbert Low July 27, 2006
The new Corsair Flash Readout USB 2.0 Drive from Corsair Memory uses a Bi-stable Cholesteric Display (BCD) that displays the amount of space left that is available on the flash drive via a pie chart. The BCD display can last... Continue Reading
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Jul26
K-NFB Reader device
Colbert Low July 26, 2006
Everyone deserves a chance to make a decent living, but more often than not the visually impaired are passed over during interviews due to the nature of most jobs that require good eyesight. The K-NFB reader device hopes to change... Continue Reading
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Dell unleashes new Core2 Duo workstation
Colbert Low July 26, 2006
Dell's new Precision 390 offers a high performance and scalable workstation without breaking the bank. This PC sports the latest OpenGL graphics and the recently released Core2 Duo and Extreme processors that are mandatory when it comes to handling high-resolution... Continue Reading
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SigmaTel STDC8080 photo printer imaging solution
Colbert Low July 26, 2006
SigmaTel is the leader in mixed-signal, multimedia semiconductors and has released the SigmaTel STDC8080 SOC solution that will provide inkjet and dye-sublimation photo printer manufacturers with a complete controller solution to lower the bill of materials cost. This is a... Continue Reading
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Apple's new Mighty Mouse loses tail
Colbert Low July 26, 2006
Apple has introduced its new Mighty Mouse that comes without a tail, thanks to the wireless Bluetooth connectivity that it offers. It will look good when paired up with other Bluetooth-enabled Mac and wireless keyboard setups. Its flexibility is apparent... Continue Reading
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Kyocera Mita FS-9530DN printer
Colbert Low July 26, 2006
Kyocera Mita has introduced the FS-9530 Ecosys printer that caters for high-end office printing at a relatively low cost. The FS-9530DN will take over the reins from the outgoing FS-9520DN printer, offering duplex and network capabilities as standard features while... Continue Reading
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Jul25
FirePass 1200 SSL VPN from F5 Networks
Colbert Low July 25, 2006
F5 Networks has announced the FirePass 120 platform today and expanded the company's SSL VPN product family with its latest release. The FirePass 1200 platform can be licensed for 10 to 100 concurrent users, offering secure remote access that can... Continue Reading
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iLane enables on-the-road e-mail
Colbert Low July 25, 2006
You can now get more done before you even reach the office with the iLane in-vehicle e-mail solution that keeps your hands on the steering wheel and your eyes on the road. The iLane uses a voice-interactive system to manage... Continue Reading
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PC Tools offers Spyware Doctor Enterprise Edition for free
Colbert Low July 25, 2006
Business office enterprises worldwide should sit up and take note that PC Tools will be offering their Spyware Doctor Enterprise Edition for free. This multi-award winning anti-spyware solution is a highly-scalable and manageable enterprise anti-spyware solution that offers the option... Continue Reading
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Spruce up the workspace with the Morph Pad
Colbert Low July 25, 2006
Ever sat by your desk, fiddling with the phone cord when making a call? We more often than not need to keep our inquisitive fingers occupied whenever we feel fidgety in the office. The Morph Pad from Schleeh Design could... Continue Reading
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Belkin Gigabit USB 2.0 Network Adapter
Colbert Low July 25, 2006
Do you feel that the current 100Mbps connection on your notebook or desktop PC is too slow for your everyday tasks? Improve that dramatically with the new Gigabit USB 2.0 Network Adapter from Belkin. This device provides an automatic upgrade... Continue Reading
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Jul24
In-Use Indicator
Colbert Low July 24, 2006
This is yet another device that will get you thinking, "Why haven't they invented this before?". Just plug in the In-Use Indicator with any phone and you're good to go. It is extremely useful in the office, where more often... Continue Reading
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Axis 207W Network Camera
Colbert Low July 24, 2006
Any wireless IP camera is essential to business operations, but the adoption rate of such a device is surprisingly low. Axis' new 207W network camera comes with an 802.11g wireless card that offers a wireless surveillance solution that is affordable.... Continue Reading
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IO-Data HDPG-SU hard drive case
Colbert Low July 24, 2006
Since you have dumped in so much money investing in securing your data via a variety of biometric hard drives, why not offer some protection from the physical point of view with the HDPG-SU hard drive case from IO-Data? The... Continue Reading
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Psile 10a mini computer case
Colbert Low July 24, 2006
One would think that the Mac Mini is the epitome in sexiness when it comes to a computer regardless of the operating system. The Psile 10a mini computer case from Psile throws that notion out of the window, as it... Continue Reading
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Mustek MBT-D120 Bluetooth Dongle
Colbert Low July 24, 2006
Do you want to free yourself from cumbersome wires in your office environment? Why not give the Mustek MBT-D120 Bluetooth dongle a go. Just hook it up to any PC via the USB slot and you're good to go. The... Continue Reading
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Jul23
Interceptor Siemens SL-65 that never really is
Colbert Low July 23, 2006
In this day and age, information is king and many people will go all out in order to secure what they want to hear, whether it is for devious purposes or otherwise. Some will go the direct way or send... Continue Reading
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MXI Security Outbacker MXP mobile hard drive
Colbert Low July 23, 2006
Data security has taken on a new dimension and is no longer limited to a password-protection system. The MXI Security Outbacker MXP Mobile hard drive uses biometric technology in order to protect the precious data that is stored within. Since... Continue Reading
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Informatica WiFi detector pen
Colbert Low July 23, 2006
This device is great for road warriors as well as those who travel often. Ever wondered whether a certain establishment has a WiFi hotspot? Wonder no more with the WiFi detector pen from Informatica. For just $18.95, you get a... Continue Reading
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Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6 Core 2 Duo Motherboard
Colbert Low July 23, 2006
The launch of Core 2 Duo (yet another redundant naming scheme in the world of technology) processors have sent motherboard manufacturers scrambling to develop a fully Core 2 Duo compatible motherboard that doesn't require the messy process of BIOS updates.... Continue Reading
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Canon Pixma iX4000 printer
Colbert Low July 23, 2006
The Canon Inc. (CAJ) PIXMA iX4000 offers great value for money in terms of a generous amount of features that it packs as well as the wide range of paper types that it can handle. Not only that, the iX4000... Continue Reading
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Jul22
D-Link RangeBooster N 650 DIR-635 Wireless Router
Colbert Low July 22, 2006
The 802.11n standard is still not finalized and is being drafted currently by the WiFi Alliance, but there are some products of draft N equipment floating around the free market at the moment. D-Link has entered the fray with its... Continue Reading
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Wow-pen the vertical mouse
Colbert Low July 22, 2006
Anyone working long enough at the computer using the traditional keyboard and mouse combo will inadvertently suffer from a degree of Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) that could potentially lead to a bad case of arthritis in the later stages of... Continue Reading
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WRKB108 Water-resistant keyboard from Sigma APO
Colbert Low July 22, 2006
Sigma APO is now carrying a waterproof keyboard that will come in handy at homes and offices worldwide. Who hasn't accidentally spilt a glass of water or knocked over a cup of Joe while they're too absorbed in their work... Continue Reading
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iRex ships iLiad e-Reader
Colbert Low July 22, 2006
After what seems like an eternal wait, iRex will finally begin shipping its iLiad e-Reader device. This is good news as people who have been waiting for a device like this have heard nothing but rumours of shipping dates regarding... Continue Reading
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D-Link Corporation ships SECURESPOT
Colbert Low July 22, 2006
D-Link Corporation has begun shipping its hardware and Web-based Internet security device, the SECURESPOT DSD-150. This new device prevents unwanted content from entering both home and small office networks, and it helps parents take control of their children's Internet activities.... Continue Reading
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Jul21
BenQ Joybook P52 with digital TV tuner
Colbert Low July 21, 2006
Here's a business tool that not only allows work to get done on the go, but it offers on-the-go entertainment for the user as well. The BenQ Joybook P52 is equipped with a built-in digital TV (DVB-T) module that enables... Continue Reading
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The Laptop Stand from Pfeffer Industries
Colbert Low July 21, 2006
The Laptop Stand from Pfeffer Industries is constructed from laser-cut, clear plastic, offering an practical and easy way to work for hours on the go without straining your neck or shoulders. The Laptop Stand requires a trio of components before... Continue Reading
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NEO 17 widescreen touchscreen LCD
Colbert Low July 21, 2006
CyberTouch's new Neo 17 LCD monitor comes in a widescreen format with an aspect ratio of 16:9. It measures 17" diagonally across and uses a resistive touchscreen as a form of input. Deisgned for both home-automation and the home-theater industry,... Continue Reading
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Buffalo BHB-U207 USB squid hub
Colbert Low July 21, 2006
Buffalo has released yet another tool that could potentially reduce the mess and clutter often associated with the office workspace. The BHB-U207 USB squid hub comes with individual tentacles so that you can connect a plethora of USB-based devices without... Continue Reading
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Quad-core chips from Intel to debut this year
Colbert Low July 21, 2006
Intel will be bringing forward the release date of both its quad-core desktop and server processors to this year, rendering the original release date of early 2007 meaningless. Both desktop and server processors have been given the codenames Kentsfield and... Continue Reading
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Jul20
Edge-Core WM4201 Skype WiFi phone
Colbert Low July 20, 2006
It is without a doubt that VoIP phones are all the rage, whether at home or at the office. As businesses worldwide look for different ways to cut down their expenses, most of them already have Skype Technologies S.A. in... Continue Reading
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Lucoms Solo M1 UMPC
Colbert Low July 20, 2006
The Lucoms Solo M1 UMPC looks rather promising at first, until you discover that it is lacking a built-in GPS chip that ought to be a staple in all UMPCs. There is simply no excuse for the omission as a... Continue Reading
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SanDisk releases Extreme IV CompactFlash
Colbert Low July 20, 2006
SanDisk has lifted the curtain on its Extreme IV line of CompactFlash digital film cards that targets professionals who require fast read and write times in their line of work, especially professional photographers. These new flash memory cards are available... Continue Reading
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OWC Serial ATA (SATA) 2-Channel PCI/PCI-X 32-bit Controller Card
Colbert Low July 20, 2006
The OWC Serial ATA 2-Channel PCI Controller Card enables one to connect SATA hard drives to either Mac or PC platforms without a hitch. This new card allows one to mix and match internal and external SATA drives, depending on... Continue Reading
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Intel Corporation launches new Dual-Core Itanium 2 Processors
Colbert Low July 20, 2006
Intel Corporation (INTC) has released 5 new products for the Dual-Core Itanium 2 Processor 9000 series. Better known by its codename, Montecito, these new processors target the high-end computing platforms around the world. Current single-core versions perform at 50% of... Continue Reading
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Jul19
Meazura Rugged Digital Assistant
Colbert Low July 19, 2006
Those who work in harsh environments and yet require the help of gadgets like a PDA will find the Meazura Rugged Digital Assistant the perfect answer to their prayers. Based on the famous Palm OS, the Meazura is built according... Continue Reading
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Language Line Phone
Colbert Low July 19, 2006
Cut some costs in your business with the Language Line Phone. Your front line personnel as well as salespersons will thank you for the Language Line Phone, as it comes with interpretation services that run around the clock. Never miscommunicate... Continue Reading
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External USB 2.0 Rev Drive from Iomega
Colbert Low July 19, 2006
Iomega has doubled the size of its REV disks to 70GB from the original 35GB. These REV disks can be used with Iomega's external REV drives, offering the perfect solution to those who require large, portable storage real estate that... Continue Reading
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BioCert iQBioDrive 100GB Portable Biometric Hard Drive
Colbert Low July 19, 2006
Losing your portable storage solution hurts not because of the physical loss, but the intangible loss of valuable data within. It pays to guard your portable external USB hard drive carefully, more so when there is sensitive data inside. The... Continue Reading
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Hitachi Data Systems introduces Virtual Tape Library Solutions
Colbert Low July 19, 2006
Hitachi Data Systems' new Virtual Tape Library Solutions offers unrivalled performance and the reliability of disk-based storage while eliminating redundancy in data and maintaining a 100% record in data integrity. All this is possible while physical storage requirements is trimmed... Continue Reading
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Jul18
Zyxel P-660HW ADSL2+ router/modem
Colbert Low July 18, 2006
Most ISPs provide a barebones home networking solution when you sign up with them, so it is always prudent to do your part by setting aside a small sum of money to purchase one that suits your needs and taste... Continue Reading
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Dell unveils 802.11n Draft Wireless Notebook Card
Colbert Low July 18, 2006
Dell has launched the Dell 1500 Draft 802.11n dual-band wireless card today and will make it available in selected XPS hybrids and Inspiron notebooks. The Dell 1500 is able to offer an amazing performance jump when connected to a complimenting... Continue Reading
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Motorola launches G24 EDGE wireless module
Colbert Low July 18, 2006
Motorola has launched the G24 RoHS-compliant, quad-band (850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900 MHz) GSM wireless module that is equipped with EDGE technology, with the aim to introduce seamless mobility into a plethora of M2M (Machine-to-Machine, Man-to-Machine and Machine-to-Man) applications. The G24... Continue Reading
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Powerstation Cable Organizer
Colbert Low July 18, 2006
Everyone's gadget list is constantly growing, especially those who are in the office. You have cellphones, PDAs, MP3 players, a PMP, and even a digital camera competing for space on your desk. This also introduces the problem of not having... Continue Reading
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Casio CW-E60 and CW-K80 DVD/CD Disc Printers
Colbert Low July 18, 2006
More and more businesses are turning towards CDs and DVDs as the backup medium of choice in favor of older, magnetic tape systems. CDs and DVDs are extremely easy to archive, but different handwriting on the disc itself could cause... Continue Reading
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Jul17
Konyin Multilingual keyboard
Colbert Low July 17, 2006
The Konyin Multilingual keyboard is a very handy device to have in the office, especially when the company comprises of a potpourri of different nationalities. Imagine typing down names with tonal marks on a normal U.S. keyboard - you will... Continue Reading
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CarGoDesk brings the office into the car
Colbert Low July 17, 2006
Imagine arriving at the office 10 minutes earlier on Monday with already half the day's work done. How is that possible, you might ask - well, the CarGoDesk makes this all possible. You can work your way through traffic (no... Continue Reading
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HP develops wireless chip the size of a grain
Colbert Low July 17, 2006
Imagine the possibilities of carrying a device that provides you with broadband access anytime, anywhere. This is now possible with HP successfully creating the "Memory Spot" wireless chip that shares roughly the similar dimensions as a grain of rice. All... Continue Reading
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Killer Network Interface card from Bigfoot
Colbert Low July 17, 2006
Bigfoot's new Killer Network Interface card is a must-buy for those who demand the best ping times possible in games, as the difference could prove decisive in keeping your character alive on an MMORPG or a FPS. The company claims... Continue Reading
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Skype Phone Converter
Colbert Low July 17, 2006
Why spend a bundle on a VoIP-enabled handset when you can turn your regular PABX or landline phone into a Skype-compatible phone with the USB Skype Phone Converter? Just plug one end of the converter into a regular phone and... Continue Reading
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Jul16
Mighty-Overclocked Dell XPS 700
Colbert Low July 16, 2006
Dell unveiled, during a roundtable meeting at the site of the World Series of Video Games, its new full-featured flagship computer system – the XPS 700 desktop – which now includes an overclocked Core 2 Extreme CPU and two Nvidia... Continue Reading
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