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Aug31
Honeywell Fingerprint Safe
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Know More: Office 2.0, Office

Any corporate office worth its salt ought to have at least a safe or two sitting in the director's room. This safe is essential when it comes to keeping all the essential documents and company trade secrets. Needless to say, contents in any safe are of significant value, which is why one should consider the Honeywell Fingerprint Safe as a potential purchase. This safe boasts a tamper-proof design that areHoneywell_Biometric_Safe.jpg bound to leave potential thieves frustrated with their attempts. To up the security ante, the safe is equipped with a fingerprint scanner that is able to recognize up to 10 different fingerprints. Its safety measures do not just stop there as the Honeywell Fingerprint Safe also uses both key and digital combination locks to thwart even the best efforts of those with evil intentions. In the event of a fire, this hardy safe will keep the contents inside safe for up to an hour in 1700-degree heat. Pick up this important office accessory today for $499.

Pros : Fingerprint authentication makes it harder to crack open, fire-resistant for up to an hour
Cons : Expensive

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Aug31
Sony's AWG170A DVD writer fastest gun in the West
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
DVD writers are essential tools to have in any office environment due to their ability to record and store large amounts of data, and works wonders when cutting down on inventory space for the backup process. The new AWG170A DVD... Continue Reading
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Toshiba TransMemory USB flash drives
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Toshiba will be introducing a new range of TransMemory USB flash drives at the end of this year, with the 16GB version being the top dog. These new drives will be equipped with U3 Launchpad software that enables the user... Continue Reading
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LG introduces Super Multi Blue drive
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Back in the early 90s, CD-ROM drives were all the rage and games like Rebel Assault wowed gamers with its multimedia effects, although the gameplay left a lot to be desired. Manufacturers also touted the speeds in these CD-ROM drives,... Continue Reading
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Corsair Memory introduces new modules with fan cooling solution
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Corsair Memory will be shipping a new range of memory modules that will boast an optional fan for cooling purposes. The new DXH XMS2 Dominator module series utilizes Dual-Path Heat Xchange technology that not only leads heat through the BGA... Continue Reading
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Aug30
USB Mini Vacuum for Keyboards
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
We all know how dirty keyboards can get, and shared office keyboards are often prime real estate where germs and other unmentionable forms of life dwell, thanks to our habit of eating at our work space. More often than not,... Continue Reading
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Fujitsu unveils 4 new notebooks
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
Fujitsu has updated its Biblio and Loox range of notebooks by introducing the NF60T, NF40T, Loox Q, and Loox P70T/V notebooks. The NF60T will be the only AMD-powered notebook, running on a dual core AMD 1.67GHz Turion 64 X2 processor.... Continue Reading
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ReSource Power Adapter
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
With the amount of gadgets that we carry around these days, our work area can get pretty cluttered with the amount of chargers in the vicinity. This situation is even more pronounced whenever one goes on a business trip -... Continue Reading
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Asus unveils AMD AM2/ATI Crossfire Motherboard
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
The new AI Lifestyle Series motherboard from Asus elevates overall system performance to the next level. The M2R32-MVP boasts dual-channel DDR2 support along with the AM2 processing platform that results in blazing fast performance. New, innovative features include Noise Filter... Continue Reading
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Canon introduces i-SENSYS line
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
Any office or business organization looking for a fast and reliable laser printer ought to check out the new i-SENSYS sub-brand from Canon. Long known for its prowess in the inkjet printer arena, these new i-SENSYS printers deliver fast, high-quality... Continue Reading
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Aug29
TurboFragPad adds aesthetic value to mouse pads
Colbert Low August 29, 2006
Mouse pads are an essential part of the office, and the TurboFragPad is an object of beauty. It is made from glass and you can custom-etch a picture of your choice on the surface to reflect your personality and style,... Continue Reading
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Radius 320 widescreen display
Colbert Low August 29, 2006
Seamless Display has introduced the Radius 320 widescreen display that comprises of a trio of 20.1" LCD screens that result in a 50" diagonal screen as the end result. Imagine the amount of work that can be done -... Continue Reading
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WebGuard Programmable Internet Timer
Colbert Low August 29, 2006
Any workplace with an Internet connection will often rouse this question in the head of the upper management - are the employees spending too much time surfing the Internet frivolously, or do they actually use it for work purposes? Why... Continue Reading
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Sierra Wireless introduce new AirCard 597E
Colbert Low August 29, 2006
Sierra Wireless will be introducing its new AirCard 597E sometime in the first quarter next year. This new ExpressCard model will be able to take advantage of the HSDPA networks that will be launched in the following year as well.... Continue Reading
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GrandTech's Grand Magic Guard
Colbert Low August 29, 2006
The Grand Magic Guard from GrandTech is a able to record feeds from four separate cameras simultaneously, keeping an eye on your small and home office where human surveillance fails. This device cuts down the cost of maintaining four separate... Continue Reading
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Aug28
i-Rocks RF-6570 Keyboard and Mouse Combo
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
As more and more desktop peripherals take the wireless route, the number of visible wires on our work area diminishes at a steady rate, but the 2.4GHz frequency band starts getting overcrowded. Such devices often interfere with one another... Continue Reading
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Wind-Up Robot Sharpener
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
Lighten up the mood at the office with this Wind-Up Robot Sharpener from Hawkin's Bazaar. This little critter takes its styling cues from the robots back in the 80s with its minimal boxy design and Lego hands. Whenever you have... Continue Reading
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SkyTone USB Phone RST102
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
As most Skype handsets get more and more sophisticated, it is a refreshing change to look at a more traditional telephony handset that was designed to be used with Skype. Sound quality of the RST102 ranges anywhere between average... Continue Reading
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Secret Hidden Cameras
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
It is wise to give your all at the office always, as you never know who's watching. Technology has advanced to such a point where it is easy to incorporate electronics into everyday items that can capture every single action... Continue Reading
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Sprint introduces EVDO Rev A Card
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
Sprint and Verizon Wireless have been competing for business in the EVDO market, and it looks like Sprint is ahead by a whisker with the introduction of the Sprint EVDO Rev A card that is currently available for shipping. This... Continue Reading
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Aug27
Toshiba Dynabook SS S30 keeps on going...and going...and going
Colbert Low August 27, 2006
Most notebooks today might be able to tout the latest features and technology, but all the additional bells and whistles come at a price - they guzzle up power at an alarming rate. More often than not you find notebooks... Continue Reading
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Proporta 2GB SD/USB Combo Card
Colbert Low August 27, 2006
Ever wished you can transfer data from your SD memory card on the go without the hassle of plugging it into a memory card reader? That is now possible with the Proporta 2GB SD/USB Combo Card device. This device... Continue Reading
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SignalWide ClickitBase increases coverage area
Colbert Low August 27, 2006
Ever used the Internet on your EV-DO connected notebook to send an important e-mail, only to suffer from dropped signals? Do away with such uncertainty and headaches with the SignalWide ClickitBase. This device is available in two configurations, where lone... Continue Reading
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Asus R2H UMPC sorely disappointing
Colbert Low August 27, 2006
The R2H UMPC from Asus is a piece of hardware that has been long awaited, and thankfully the company has released a press release concerning the R2H. We are somewhat disappointed with the specifications as it seems to lack the... Continue Reading
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Volcano Fire Toy
Colbert Low August 27, 2006
Forget lava lamps when you want to make an impression with clients and business associates at the workplace - the Nature's Fire Volcano device is guaranteed to elicit more 'oohs' and 'aahs' that the standard lava lamp. This device... Continue Reading
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Aug26
Canon Pixma mini260 portable printer
Colbert Low August 26, 2006
Ever gone on the road and realized that you need to print an important business document only to realize that there are no printing facilities around you? Let the new Canon Pixma mini260 portable printer save the day, offering... Continue Reading
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Iomega introduces new 320GB external hard drive
Colbert Low August 26, 2006
Iomega has a spanking brand new external hard drive in town - the 320GB Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Black Series external hard drive. It not only supports the standard USB 2.0 connection but eSATA as well to meet the demands of... Continue Reading
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SMC Networks ADSL2+ Barricade G Wireless 4-Port modem and router
Colbert Low August 26, 2006
SMC Networks has introduced its new ADSL2+ Barricade G Wireless 4-Port modem and router (model number SMC7904WBRA2) that is 25% cheaper than its predecessor and yet supports the newer ADSL2+ technology. Several innovative performance features have been introduced, along with... Continue Reading
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Powerline Adapters to revolutionize home network?
Colbert Low August 26, 2006
Anyone who has taken up the challenge to create a home network will realize how important laying out the Ethernet cable is if they are not going to take the wireless route. Instead of crimping your own cables, why not... Continue Reading
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Hawking Wireless USB Adapter with Antenna
Colbert Low August 26, 2006
Standard USB wireless adapters do not have the signal strength of PCI-based adapters due to the lack of an antenna, but Hawking decided to remedy that situation with its new 2.4Ghz Wireless-G USB 2.0 Network Adapter. This device comes... Continue Reading
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Aug25
Hitachi Travelstar 5K160 160GB hard drive
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
  The Hitachi Travelstar 5K160 is one of the world's most advanced and reliable portable hard drives, if its specifications and features are anything to go by. This 160GB 2.5" Serial ATA hard drive is the first of its kind... Continue Reading
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I-O Data launches new Raid 5 NAS
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
-O Data has teamed up with Panasonic to launch the new Raid 5 Network Attached Storage that offers storage starting from 1TB up to a maximum of 2TB. This new NAS utilizes the DiXiM Media Server Technology that enables... Continue Reading
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Shuttle introduces XPC Barebone SS30G2
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
Shuttle is a company long noted for its cutting edge Small Form Factor (SFF) PCs and accessories, leads the way yet again with the XPC Barebone SS30G2. Make no mistake about it, the XPC Barebone SS30G2 targets the competitive... Continue Reading
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Diamond BizView BV300 dual-monitor GPU
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
When we talk about graphical processing units, the two names that come into mind are ATI and NVIDIA. Diamond sends a reminder that it is not quite buried with the Diamond BizView BV300 dual-monitor GPU that targets users of... Continue Reading
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Canon drops 4 new Pixma printers
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
Canon has launched a quartet of Pixma Photo All-in-One printers to deliver crisp printouts using single-ink technology at an extremely affordable price. All four printers are equipped with a 1.9" color LCD display that enables users to preview and... Continue Reading
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Aug24
WAX Info makes debut in Japan
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
  Wax info Limited of Cambridge has managed to enter the Japanese market by completing the first successful commercial installation of its vaunted client/server application, the ActiveLibrary, in tokyo, . This move marks a milestone as will be used as... Continue Reading
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Microsoft Habu gaming mouse launched
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
  Razer , a gaming peripheral company that is based in , has teamed up with Microsoft Hardware to design and develop the bastion in next-generation gaming peripherals, starting with the humble mouse. Razer has had a long and impressive... Continue Reading
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Toshiba offers new external hard drives
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
  Taking a cue from Maxtor and Western Digital’s storage offerings, Toshiba offers a better way to store data via its external USB hard drives that are equipped with the intelligent software programme known as "Regen" which is capable of... Continue Reading
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Plextor Corporation unveils PX-608CU DVD writer
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
  Plextor has a brand new DVD writer in town, and the PX-608CU is one that does not disappoint. The PX-608CU is a great addition to any frequent traveller’s arsenal of gadgets as there is no need to hook it... Continue Reading
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Iomega introduces dual interface host-powered portable hard drives
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
Iomega has a couple of portable external hard drives that performs as good as its looks. The Portable Hard Drive comes in two flavors - 80GB and 120GB, where both can be connected via a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 or FireWire... Continue Reading
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Aug23
Endeavor Pro4000 from Epson
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Epson has a new PC that is more than capable of handling today's most demanding business applications. Powered by the world's best processors, the Core 2 Duo from Intel, the Endeavor Pro4000 is a built-to-order PC where you can... Continue Reading
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Water-soluble Spy Paper
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Ever written down any sensitive information on a piece of paper, only to forget that you have left it on your desk for all and sundry to see? The Spy Paper looks and works like any other ordinary paper,... Continue Reading
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Barebones Lx8100-AM2BB-M2NPV-VM HTPC
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Fancy a home theatre PC that comes with everything but the kitchen sink? The Lx8100-AM2BB-M2NPV-VM HTPC fits the bill, regardless of whether you have an ageing 32" CRT TV in the living room or a top-of-the-line 60" plasma display.... Continue Reading
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Abit Fatal1ty AM2 board motherboard is faster
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Abit has a new motherboard that was specially designed for AM2 processors from AMD. The Fatal1ty AN9 32X motherboard is actually based on the NForce 590 SLI Northbridge and SPP 190 Northbridge chipsets and comes with a pair of... Continue Reading
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Worldmate OH-100 translator
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Time Space System has introduced the Worldmate OH-100 portable translator that will come in handy for anyone who spends plenty of time in overseas business trips at countries such as , , and . Expand your business connections with... Continue Reading
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Aug22
USB-powered cushion
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
Seating at your desk the entire day and hacking away at the keyboard is no laughing matter. In fact, those who hold office jobs are advised to get up and perform some stretching exercises at regular intervals. You would... Continue Reading
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Brando Watchman Camera
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
  The good folks at Brando certainly know a great set of engineers who churn out consistently charming yet practical objects for office folk everywhere. The new Watchman Mini R/C Wireless CCTV Camera is a great addition to any office... Continue Reading
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XACT XQ2500 Cordless Headset Telephone
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
The XACT XQ2500 Cordless Headset Telephone is touted to be the world's smallest commercial landline telephone, as it looks more like a Bluetooth headset that anything else. This is a great device for small and home office setups, as... Continue Reading
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Abit launches new Intel Core 2 Duo motherboards
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
Abit will be unveiling two new motherboards this week that will support the world's best microprocessors from the Intel Core 2 Duo line. Both the AW9D and AW9D-MAX motherboards will come with the Intel 975X chipset, where the only... Continue Reading
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4-in-1 Network Cable Kit from GE
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
Frequent travellers have to be extremely careful whenever they do their packing as they cannot take things for granted, expecting certain devices or adapters to be available at the destination. Unfortunately, a momentary lapse of concentration can happen even... Continue Reading
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Aug21
Keyboard covers that absorb dirt
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
Most keyboards get covered with grime and grease after a few months of usage, no thanks to sweaty palms and the bad habit of snacking during work. Small bread crumbs tend to fall into the cracks between keys, causing... Continue Reading
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Western Digital My Book
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
Having a backup is most probably one of the last things on peoples' minds as they go about their daily business with the swashbuckling attitude that such a fate is for lesser mortals. Western Digital subscribes to the age-old... Continue Reading
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iMONO SIM card and memory card reader
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
Each person in the office ought to be equipped with a USB flash memory and a memory card reader at the very least, considering how files are transferred from one person to another. Since memory card readers are so... Continue Reading
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Asus R1F 64-bit tablet PC
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
ASUSTek has unveiled its new Tablet PC, dubbed the R1F. The R1F will have the Core 2 Duo range of processors underneath the hood, providing more than enough power to handle the business applications of today as well as... Continue Reading
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TallyGenicom launches new dot matrix printers
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
TallyGenicom has long been a popular name when it comes to the business class printer line, and its two new additions are no different with the mid-range 2248 and 2348. Working at a silent 49 decibels, these two models... Continue Reading
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Aug20
Samsung CLP-650N Network Color Laser Printer
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
With color printers having smaller price tags and footprints nowadays, its no wonder I can fall in love with the Samsung CLP-650N Network Color Laser Printer. Having come out from the luxury zone, the 650N is no slow poke.... Continue Reading
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Galaxy Geforce 7300GT DDR3 video card Review
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
In a galaxy far far away, we could feel the force strong in this one. Hexus puts this overclocked Galaxy Geforce 7300GT DDR3 video card to the test. The card at the Hexus review uses DDR3 memory, has HDTV and... Continue Reading
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Shuttle's XPC SN27P2 Small Form Factor Systems Review
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Techreport has the lowdown on Shuttle's XPC SN27P2 SFF that comes equipped with Socket AM2, an nForce 570 Ultra chipset, and a 400W power supply. When they added a ATi X1900 CrossFire graphics card to it, it overheated after 5... Continue Reading
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Fast DDR2 Memory Specs from Corsair and OCZ
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Its incredible how RAM speeds have reached in the past few years. I’m still stuck with using DDR 266Mhz RAM on my old Asus laptop and I wish someone would drop some DDR2-1066 modules and a compatible PC on... Continue Reading
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XFX Geforce 7600 GT XXX Edition Graphics Card Review
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Xbitlabs reviews the XFX Geforce 7600 GT XXX Edition Graphics Card which is a one-slot model with two DVI ports and 128-bit memory bus. The review says it is overclocked by default, which means that it is bloody fast but... Continue Reading
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Aug19
EyeFi 802.11g SD card
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
  The EyeFi 802.11g SD card will prove to be a revolution when it becomes compatible with the wide range of smartphones from Treo, PDA, and the gamut of devices out there that have an SD memory card slot. It... Continue Reading
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Daewoo Lucoms Solo M410 ultra portable notebook
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
There is a brand new ultra portable notebook from Daewoo Lucoms that is bound to be a firm favorite with frequent travellers for its extreme portability. The Solo M410 does not lack any muscle despite its diminutive size, as... Continue Reading
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Epson launches three new printers
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
Epson will be releasing a trio of All-in-One printers that will suit any office's budget. The flagship Epson Stylus DX6000 series targets those who want the versatility of printing a variety of documents, including photo printing. You can slot... Continue Reading
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Uni-Creation All-in-1 Card Reader with Calculator
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
Here's yet another all-in-one device that aims to introduce some law and order at the cubicle. Most of the time, we have a calculator that sits randomly, a clock position haphazardly at the corner of the table, and the... Continue Reading
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Bluevoice telephone watch
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
The Bluetooth headset is an indispensable business tool as it eliminates the problem of missed calls and allows you to keep both hands on the wheel during a conversation while driving. Chronotech decided to take the ordinary looking Bluetooth... Continue Reading
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Aug18
Epson launches new slimline Matrix CCD scanners
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
  All offices should have at least a scanner on standby just in case you need to transfer an important document into a digital format and e-mail it to your customers and clients on an impromptu basis. The new Perfection... Continue Reading
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Dualjack offers wireless phone extension
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
The Dualjack is an authentic wireless phone jack that works by plugging it into any available power outlet. There is no need to hire an electrician to or phone technician to set up yet another wired connection. This is... Continue Reading
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Buffalo Nfiniti Wireless-N Router & Access Point
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
  Buffalo Technology has released an 802.11n device in the form of the AirStation Nfiniti Wireless-N Router & Access Point. The Nfiniti Wireless-N Router & Access Point is great if you are looking for a next-generation wireless setting in your... Continue Reading
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Stick 1-Line Call Processor
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
  All businesses know how expensive it is to have a handful of phone lines that are required due to the number of office equipment that require a dedicated line each. In essence, a single phone line is able to... Continue Reading
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Kingston unveils DataTraveler Mini Fun with Games
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
They say that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Kingston, famous for its range of memory and flash drive products, decided to take up the challenge of developing a fresh and fun flash drive that... Continue Reading
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Aug17
Wireless Keyboard Organizer
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
  Remember the wired Keyboard Organizer we covered yesterday? It is now available in a wireless version, although you have to wait until this Fall to get your hands on one. Still, it doesn't matter as you can place a... Continue Reading
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SAMBA Integrated Tri Band GSM/GPRS Engine
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
  The new SAMBA Integrated Tri Band GSM/GPRS Engine from Falcom is an extremely compact Plug and Play device that enables you to surf the Internet anywhere you are with your notebook or UMPC, albeit with rather slow EDGE speeds.... Continue Reading
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AccessSmart Power LogOn kit
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
In this digital day and age, we often have a password or a PIN number for nearly everything, from our multiple e-mail accounts at home and at work, the ATM, and even online auction accounts. In order to save... Continue Reading
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AMD unveils next-generation Opteron processors
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
AMD has unveiled the next-generation Opteron processor line that comes with industry-leading performance-per-watt as well as fantastic virtualization capabilities. This is the only x86 server processor that has planned upgradeability to native quad-core with the same thermal design power envelope... Continue Reading
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AVerVision 150 portable document camera
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
  The AVerVision 150 is a great addition to any corporate boardroom as it allows presenters to include any last-minute pictures, documents, transparencies, and even 35mm slides into their presentations. This 3 megapixel gooseneck document camera comes with the AVERZOOM... Continue Reading
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Aug16
USRobotics unveil USR8700 NAS
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
Expanding businesses often find that their data storage needs also grow exponentially, and before you know it, there is not enough storage space available for mission critical data. Avoid that catastrophic situation with the new USR8700 Serial ATA 4-Drive Network... Continue Reading
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