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Sep30
W-Track A-GPS hits town

Apparently, reknowned journal New Scientist states that the year 2011 will see extremely violent solar activity which will cause chaos for those who rely on GPS satellite navigation. This will definitely cause problems for existing GPS receiversMini_GPS.jpg which are extremely sensitive to the radio noise generated by above-mentioned solar flares. If the prediction comes true, then emergency location systems that rely heavily on satellite navigation data will be widely affected. What can you do in view of this impending doom and gloom scenario? You don't have to throw out your existing GPS navigation system just yet, but you can pick up the W-Track A-GPS device which offers real-time GPRS connected GPS readings 4 times in a minute, which enables you to keep track of your subject's activities without missing a beat. The A-GPS from W-Track is also extremely small, measuring a mere 65mm x 43mm x 28mm which fits comfortably into the palm of your hand. Get this product today for $699 and ease your worries about the future at the same time.

Pros : Future solar flare-proof, very small
Cons : Expensive

W-Track A-GPS hits town Source
Sep30
Mouse unveils M-Book GX7200MD
Most notebooks these days come with pretty limp features that are capable of only handling standard business applications without breaking any speed records. There is a select group of people, however, who want performance on-the-go no matter the price. Mouse... Continue Reading
Illuminated Mouse Pad from Lindy
The only people who purchase mouse pads these days are old school office workers who still swear that you can't get any more accurate with a trackball mouse when compared against its optical counterparts despite the amount of time wasted... Continue Reading
FMP3 Watch from Thanko
Thanko decided to take matters into their own hands a few hours after Sony Ericsson and Fossil launched their collaborative effort in the form of a Bluetooth watch by unveiling the FMP3 Watch. This wristwatch looks like another generic timepiece... Continue Reading
Lenovo and IBM recalls batteries
Lenovo and IBM has had enough with Sony's combustible batteries and decided to recall approximately 526,000 lithium-ion batteries that are used in their notebooks voluntarily in line with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's plea. Lenovo will be offering a... Continue Reading
Sep29
Exercise and work at the same time
Sitting down in front of your computer for a long period of time at a stretch can be detrimental to your health. This is why somebody came up with the Geek-A-Cycle contraption that will definitely put some stress on your... Continue Reading
Samsung MS55 HD-DVD notebook
Elevate your movie watching experience to the next level with the Samsung MS55 HD-DVD notebook. This lovely notebook is capable of handling crisp and crystal clear movies with the HD-DVD drive, and has the processing power to back up High... Continue Reading
SpecTec MicroSD Card with WiFi
Remember quite some time ago when the Compact Flash card came with an integrated WiFi adapter? Times have certainly changed, when the WiFi adapter function made its way into Secure Digital cards, and thanks to the wonders of miniaturization, this... Continue Reading
Mouse lifts curtain on MCJ LuvBook i1220FX
Mouse of Japan has recently released the MCJ LuvBook i1220FX notebook. This average-sized number from mouse is not exactly the lightest model around, weighing in at 5.9 pounds, and neither is it extremely portable with dimensions measuring 360mm x 267mm... Continue Reading
HP reveals HD100 DVD-ROM
Early adopters, more often than not, are always on the lookout for the latest and greatest piece of technology or hardware in order to stay ahead of the pack no matter the cost. HP's new HD-DVD drive is one such... Continue Reading
Sep28
ATI R600 late but has high clock speed
ATI wants to claim back the performance crown from NVIDIA in the graohics processing market, and they will attempt this coup by introducing the R600 which is long overdue. The new R600 chip will come with an extremely high frequency... Continue Reading
Kensington launches Wireless Presentation Remote
Imagine giving a presentation to a group of clients regarding your latest business proposal. You have just come up with a radical presentation idea that requires you to demonstrate it somewhere far off from your PC or notebook. How do... Continue Reading
Asus unveils concept notebook
We have clamshell phones that come with dual displays, and the same applies to a certain handheld console which was recently given a hardware refresh by Nintendo. Especially in the case of cellphones, the external display might not be the... Continue Reading
Sony PRS-500 Reader revealed
Looks like the long awaited Sony PRS-500 Reader is finally available after numerous delays. Unfortunately, it seems that Sony did not bother to update the hardware specifications to make it up-to-date when released. The PRS-500 comes with a paltry 64MB... Continue Reading
Mouse Computer introduces new desktops
Mouse Computer of Japan has introduced a couple of new desktop computers which are powered by Intel's self-proclaimed "best processors in the world" - the Core 2 Duo microprocessor. Both Mice (a play on the company's name), the LM-IS800 and... Continue Reading
Sep27
New details regarding Intel Quad-core Xeon
Intel has released details regarding the new Quad-Core Xeon processors which will share the same design as the recently announced Intel Core 2 Quadro, down to the very same Kentsfield core. Both chips are essentially the same, and the only... Continue Reading
Toshiba updates Satellite A105 Notebook lineup
Toshiba decided to refresh its line of Satellite A105 Notebooks by equipping them with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors which offers improved performance and prolonged battery life. All these new models come with a 15.4" widescreen display with... Continue Reading
Velocity Micro ProMagix W160 Workstation
Intel has a brand new quad-core processor, codenamed Kentsfield, in the works and Velocity Micro wasted no time in refreshing its Velocity Micro ProMagix W160 Workstation by including the new quad-core processor when it is released. Standard home users will... Continue Reading
SanDisk drops new high-speed products
SanDisk engineers have managed to develop a couple of new flash memory products that are bound to keep professional photographers and those working with huge storage files happy with the new line of Extreme III CompactFlash and Ultra II SDHC... Continue Reading
Brando USB MP3 Pen + FM Radio + Voice Recorder review
The ubiquitous pen is one device that everyone in the office carries around, whether you are a janitor (hey, janitors still need to fill up the time sheets in various washrooms) or seated all the way at the top as... Continue Reading
Sep26
USB PC Remote Control with Laser Pointer from Gizoo
Personal computers and their multimedia equipment can now be controlled in exactly the same way as other audio visual and communication equipment – by remote control. Great stuff when you have large boardrooms and no more running when the... Continue Reading
JeTrix Printer that churns out 1,000 Pages Per Minute
Are you one of those who want to print a single page, only to be thwarted by your colleague who has sent a 300-page document to the network printer a couple of seconds before you did? All that frustration is... Continue Reading
Germ Free Wireless Laser Mouse from IOGEAR
IOGEAR has released the Germ Free Wireless Laser Mouse which comes coated with a Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) and Silver (Ag) nano-particle compound which has been scientifically proven to protect users from germs and viruses by neutralizing the harmful microbes that... Continue Reading
PC Alchemy unveils 3 new mini PCs
If you're looking for a space saving solution in your office, why not consider the following systems from PC Alchemy? The M1B, M1S, and M2B computers are compact enough to be held in the palm of your hand, and yet... Continue Reading
Epson drops new EMP1715 USB projector
Here's a nifty new projector from Epson that will look great at home or at the office. The Epson EMP1715 weighs slightly above 3 pounds, making it extremely portable and great for those who have to make presentations wherever they... Continue Reading
Sep25
Cool Feet for your notebook
Frequent travelers who work on their notebook for hours on end know how hot the notebook base can get, frying future generations in your groins with the heat without you realizing it. Why not take some preventative measures by purchasing... Continue Reading
Asus P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP motherboard
Those who are blessed enough to have enough money to purchase an Intel Core 2 Duo processor will be pleased to know that Asus has unveiled the P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP motherboard which works best with the self-proclaimed 'best microprocessors in the... Continue Reading
Finger Mouse comes in unique design
The computer mouse is a very personal thing, and most people will purchase a mouse which reflects their personality and style. The Finger Mouse could not be introduced at a more opportune time as desktops these days are often cluttered... Continue Reading
Miglia unveils Dialog Phone
If you're looking for something simple to carry out your everyday business conversations via Skype, why not try the Miglia Dialog Phone for size? Since it runs on Skype, you can basically call anyone, anywhere in the world for free... Continue Reading
Super tough Stealth 2000-DT-TB keyboard
If you are extremely stressed at work and have killed off many a keyboard in your anger, perhaps the Stealth 2000-DT-TB keyboard would make the perfect workplace companion. Smashing your fists against it will most probably bring nothing but... Continue Reading
Sep24
Ecopod E1 makes recycling stylish
Recycling is supposed to be easy and fun, but so far there has been very little effort on manufacturers to do their part in making it so. We all know how offices are prime grounds to start a recycling initiative... Continue Reading
VidaBox drops ZERO Media Center system
VidaBox is well known for manufacturing Media Center-based and home theater PC systems, and their latest offering will definitely be a star attraction in any living room. The ZERO Media Center system is the first model from VidaBox that is... Continue Reading
Plantronics Discovery 640 Bluetooth headset
Plantronics claims that the new Discovery 640 Bluetooth headset is the standard for all its competitors to surpass in the market. Those are pretty bold claims, but the Discovery 640 does have something going for it by the virtue of... Continue Reading
M Avery Designs custom notebook bags
M Avery Designs is a notebook accessory heaven for those who are looking for a wide range of notebook bags, sleeve totes, sleeves, and backpacks. You can customize your very own item from the range mentioned above for a truly... Continue Reading
Apple to use AMD in the future?
AMD head honcho Hector Ruiz claims that Apple Computers will one day produce computers that have AMD microprocessors running at the heart of things despite the presence of Intel today. Hector claims that choice is what drives the industry forward,... Continue Reading
Sep23
Thompson presents GE 2830 phone
Thompson has entered the Skype fray by introducing the GE 2830 DECT phone. This Skype-certified device ships with a base station that is connected to a PC and runs on standard Skype software. This means you can now hold your... Continue Reading
Envive unveils new E-Center Pro HTPC
Those who are hankering for a home entertainment PC which are more than capable of handling the new generation of High Definition discs will do well to check out these two HTPCs from Envive. The E-Center Pro comes with all... Continue Reading
CallBlocker saves you from unsolicited calls
Maintain your privacy and productivity level at work with the CallBlocker device. The CallBlocker manages unsolicited phone calls by presenting them with a pre-recorded voice message of your very own, letting the other person know beforehand that you do not... Continue Reading
Evergreen launches a couple of new rodents
Evergreen of Japan is noted for its bunch of quirky devices that are guaranteed to light up any desktop with its fun and light-hearted design ideas. The company's two new mice are further evidence of this philosphy, boasting an integrated... Continue Reading
Imation unveils USB flash drive Wristbands
Since USB flash drives are dime a dozen these days, coming in extremely traditional designs, Imation decided to take the road less travelled by introducing USB flash drives that double up as a wristband, combining the recent fashion craze that... Continue Reading
Sep22
PC DAB Radio
Bring the DAB radio experience to your desktop PC with the PC DAB Radio USB Dongle. This device brings you robust and hiss-free reception along with one-touch tuning to keep your feet tapping to your favorite radio station all day... Continue Reading
LG C1 Tablet PC
LG can't seem to do any wrong these days and have come extremely far from their older days of fat, chunky CRT monitors and low quality phones. The LG Chocolate cellphone is a big hit worldwide, and LG seems to... Continue Reading
Bedside Phone Center with Dock for iPod
It is highly unadvisable to bring undesirable elements into your bedroom, especially work related ones like a fax machine and telephone line (especially true for those who are working from home) as it will definitely affect the mood of your... Continue Reading
Bendi Light-Up Keyboard
Here's a pretty nifty keyboard to have around the office - the Bendi Light-Up Keyboard not only bends according to your whims and fancies, enabling you to use it over any surface as it curves accordingly (which isn't going to... Continue Reading
Century presents CSW35U2 slim HDD case
External hard drive cases often come in a practical design, featuring boring and straight lines in a traditionally fat package. Not so with the Century CSW35U2 HDD case which goes against the norm by boasting an extremely slim profile for... Continue Reading
Sep21
Duck Shooting Gallery for the office
Why not take a breather from all the stress at the office with this Duck Shooting Gallery? Bring back childhood memories of visiting the fun fair and taking your turn at the rifle to knock off them pesky ducks that... Continue Reading
Acer Aspire 3103 WLCi notebook
Those who are on a tight budget when shopping for a notebook would do well to shift their attention toward the Acer Aspire 3103 WLCi notebook. This notebook from Taiwan offers 64-bit processing power which is amply supplied by a... Continue Reading
PePLink Balance 30
PePLink has introduced the new PePLink Balance 30 device that targets the SoHo environment and is connected via a wired broadband connection and a citywide WiFi connection. This device offers the versatility of both landline and wireless access simultaneously, granting... Continue Reading
Casio XJS30 and XJS35 Ultra Portable Projectors
Others might lay claim to the world's smallest data projectors, but Casio decided to take the road less travelled by introducing the XJ-S30 and XJ-S35 which are hailed as the world's flattest data projectors. You certainly can't beat their 43mm... Continue Reading
Kingston Technology ups ante in microSD line
Kingston has launched its 1GB microSD memory card today in order to bring a greater amount of storage to customers and consumers worldwide. 1GB of space does not really amount to much these days, as the increased capacity is quickly... Continue Reading
Sep20
DVD BurnAway offers alternative transfer method
Those who deal with media intensive files, especially photographers, will probably carry a whole bunch of flash memory cards around with them. Transferring the data from the memory cards to a PC can be a chore at times, but the... Continue Reading
USBCell powered by USB port
Rechargeable batteries have plenty of pros, but the main drawback would be recharging it with a bulky AC adapter once its juices are exhausted. Why not create an AA battery that does not recharge using the traditional method, but instead... Continue Reading
HP Scanjet N6010
HP has a brand new device in the market that is bound to be a firm favorite amongst offices worldwide with its ability to scan a large number of pages in a jiffy. The HP Scanjet N6010 Document Sheet-feed Scanner... Continue Reading
Sony lifts curtain on 4 new DVD/CD Rewritable Drives
Sony has launched a quartet of DVD/CD Rewritable Drives that are based on the 12th generation optical storage technology. The 830 Series drives boast a write speed of 18x DVD±R which is capable often filling a standard 4.7GB 16x DVD±R... Continue Reading
GDDR4 set to usurp GDDR3 RAM
All good things must come to an end, and it is no different with the new GDDR4 memory which will replace the tried-and-true GDDR3 standard. Industry analysts expect that GDDR4 memory will make its way into mainstream performance and high-end... Continue Reading
Sep19
TDK unveils new 32GB solid state drive
If you feel that your notebook's hard drive is rather sluggish at times, and makes an irritating whirring noise, perhaps fitting it with a solid state drive will help ease your woes. Although notebooks do not yet come with solid... Continue Reading
Systemax unveils new Impact Mini PCs
You can copy the Mac Mini's design, but is it possible to recreate the aura that surrounds the Mac Mini? This does not stop Systemax from trying with the introduction of 3 new Impact Mini PCs. Measuring a diminutive 6.5"... Continue Reading
Kensington Vo300 Skype-Compatible VoIP USB Speakerphone
Kensington has unveiled the Vo300 Skype-Compatible VoIP USB Speakerphone to provide a comprehensive communications solution to both home and office environments at an extremely affordable price of $89.99. The Vo300 comes with an LCD display, a dial pad, and a... Continue Reading
Evergreen EG-MM35LAN NAS
Most Network Attached Storage systems are functional, but they lack the aesthetics to make it look good in the office environment. Evergreen's latest effort, the EG-MM35LAN Network Attached Storage system looks like a Mac Mini at the first glance to... Continue Reading
LED Moonlight Pen
Have you ever stumbled upon a totally brilliant idea, only to find that you are in a totally dark environment that makes it impossible to write anything down? Enter the LED Moonlight Pen which has the hallmarks of a traditional... Continue Reading
Sep18
Mitsubishi MiniMits XD80U projector
Mitsubishi's new MiniMits XD80U projector is a great projector that targets the business community, and it doesn't hurt that it also holds the distinction of being the smallest, lightest, and most affordable fully-fledged projector from Mitsubishi. The XD80U is extremely... Continue Reading
Autosafe for Cars
As you travel from one place to another these days to meet up with your clients and business associates, the portable navigation device (PND) becomes an indispensable tool when navigating through unfamiliar traffic and peak traffic times. Needless to say,... Continue Reading
Dream Garden Pen Holder
What's that growing out of your desk? The Dream Garden Pen Holder brings a little green cheer to your drab and dreary office surrounding. It also gives you the added incentive of keeping all your pens and pencils in one... Continue Reading
Cable Turtle hides and protects cables
Mention the word cable and all of you will most probably think about the tangled mess behind your home entertainment section of the computer. The Cable Turtle is here to do away with such nightmares, as you can never really... Continue Reading
Shuttle launches new T-Series PCs
Shuttle has launched the T-Series Barebone SS31T, T-Series T 3100B, and Shuttle T-Series T 3100H PCs that targets both home and business users. The T 3100B can fit in a couple of drives and comes in a much smaller size... Continue Reading
Sep17
Crestron TMPC-8X tablet
Here is a device that will come in handy in any home. The Crestron TMPC-8X tablet boasts a magnesium case which houses all the necessary hardware and software to bring you a convergence device that enables you to surf the... Continue Reading
TightPod keeps your notebook safe and sound
Apple products a pleasing to the eye, but unfortunately they are prone to scratches and damage without meticulous care. The new TightPod is guaranteed to allay your fears as it comes in an elegant and stylish case to keep your... Continue Reading
Polycom Communicator USB Speakerphone
Speakerphones are getting more and more common these days with the advent of VoIP software such as Skype, but most desktop solutions are too huge to lug around when you go traveling. Enter the Polycom Communicator USB Speakerphone which connects... Continue Reading
Everex StepNote LM7WE notebook
Being poor can be such a bummer at times as you have to always look out for what the best value your money can get you, instead of doling out huge amounts of cash unashamedly just to get a nose... Continue Reading
DigiMate III card reader
Most card readers these days bank on the strength of being able to read as many different card formats as possible, and last time I checked, they have managed to be compatible with an astounding 52 different types of memory... Continue Reading
Sep16
Double-edged USB flash drive
Most USB flash drives are pretty ordinary, and you can expect a cover which protects the USB connector, and the flash drive itself. It takes a liberated mind of art to break away from the norms and introduce a totally... Continue Reading
5-in-1 USB Pen
Despite living in this high tech world, there are still some stumbling blocks when it comes to being fully digital. You cannot underestimate the importance of having a pen around the office, and there is no such thing as working... Continue Reading
XL Cable Organizers keep things neat and tidy
Even though you have taken the high road of going wireless with your keyboard and mouse, take a look behind your computer and you will be greeted with a sight of other cables. There is a high possibility of a... Continue Reading
Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000
Microsoft has introduced the industry's first wireless rechargeable and backlit keyboard in the form of the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000. The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 is accompanied by the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000, Wireless Laser Desktop 6000, and the Wireless... Continue Reading
Kouziro BTO notebook
Japanese notebook manufacturers have offered a wider range of notebooks to choose from, and Kouziro is one of the companies that supply pretty decent offerings. Kouziro's new BTO notebook range will come with a 12.1" display, and you can choose... Continue Reading
Sep15
Sony updates notebook range - Sony AR20, Sony FE3, Sony N10
Sony has taken a cue from the world of fashion by introducing new updates to its notebook range this autumn with the addition of three new models at prices that will cater toward every user level. The AR20 is a... Continue Reading
GuardID Vault stores your passwords in one place
There is one PIN to rule them all, and this PIN is used in the GuardID Vault from GuardID Systems. This simple device is a no-brainer, considering how all of us have plenty of passwords and PIN numbers to remember... Continue Reading
Hammacher CD/DVD Title Printer
Hammacher is carrying the CD/DVD Title Printer for $129.95. It might not look like much in the first place, but this nifty device certainly adds a touch of class and professionalism to your recorded CDs and DVDs by printing them... Continue Reading
Niveus 2007 Pro Series media centers
Niveus Media has already introduced the 2007 Pro Series media centers in the form of the n7 and n9 before the year is even over, bringing consumers one of the most powerful media server solutions in the market in a... Continue Reading
Lexmark X5470 All-In-One with Fax and Photo
Lexmark International's latest All-in-One Fax and Photo Printer is the Lexmark X5470, and this versatile office tool comes in a compact design that delivers workhorse performance with print speeds of up to 25 pages per minute in monochrome, while color... Continue Reading
Sep14
MaxFile Attache from PNY Technologies
If you are looking for a portable hard drive that does not feel like a brick when traveling and yet offers much more space when compared to the largest USB thumb drives available, perhaps the 12 GB MaxFile Attache from... Continue Reading
AMD-based computers from Dell
Troubled PC maker Dell could finally put its worries of exploding batteries and creative accounting woes off for a while as it concentrates on delivering the first batch of AMD-based desktop PCs. This comes across as extremely significant as Dell... Continue Reading
OCZ SD dual memory card
Most of us carry our data in a thumb drive, a portable hard drive, or even in a flash memory device such as an SD card. Since the SD card is the most popular media format in town today, it... Continue Reading
Pipex introduces Boundary Networking concept
Pipex has successfully developed the Boundary Networking concept that aims to protect remote users and satellite office networks from various threats that plague cyberspace these days, including identity theft, malware and phishing. The Pipex SecureTeleworker and Pipex SecureOffice solutions will... Continue Reading
Push e-mail powered by Visto on new Palm Treo 750v
Palm's new Treo 750v from Vodafone is made even more versatile with Visto powering the secure push e-mail system in this new smartphone. The Treo 750v will use Visto's patented Visto Mobile platform for a safe and easy-to-use push e-mail... Continue Reading
Sep13
Netgear ships Skype SPH-101 phone
Netgear has begun to ship its very own SPH101 wireless Skype phone. The SPH101 enables one to make unlimited free domestic and international calls with other Skype subscribers without being attached to a PC, offering you the freedom to roam... Continue Reading
SanDisk unveils new 4GB miniSD cards
There are always losers with the introduction of new technology, and they are often those who lag behind in older standards and specifications. The new 4GB miniSD cards from SanDisk all come from SDHC (SD 2.0) stock, which rules current... Continue Reading
Splashpower charges devices wirelessly
These days, the average person carries at least 3 or 4 gadgets with them, and the chief culprits are cellphones, digital cameras, MP3 players, and perhaps even a portable navigation device. Recharging them can be a hassle, and more often... Continue Reading
Sony VPL-VW50 HD projector
One of the golden rules of projectors would be running as silently as possible so that the audience will not get distracted by the constant whirring sound of the cooling fan. The Sony VPL-VW50 HD projector aces this test with... Continue Reading
Boxwave VersaCharger Pro
More often than not, those of us who go traveling constantly will find that it is nearly impossible to ensure that all our gadgets are primed and fully-charged before we set out, hence the frustration that occurs when we realize... Continue Reading
Sep12
Belkin CushTop and PocketTop
Belkin is offering both the CushTop and PocketTop to create a more comfortable typing experience when you use your notebook. The CushTop offers comfort via the a cushion pad between the notebook and lap, and the included storage pocket comes... Continue Reading
Samsung unveils perfect RAM Source
Samsung has successfully developed a working prototype of the successor to the high density NOR flash that is used in many gadgets these days as the main memory device. The replacement ought to take place within the next decade. The... Continue Reading
T.One USB Microdrive
Flash drives often max out pretty fast as the size of digital files these days get larger and larger. Enter the T.One USB Microdrive - for just $149.99, you get 12GB of storage space. Enjoy High-Speed USB 2.0 data transfer... Continue Reading
Western Digital Passport Portable External Hard Drive
Talk about living up to your name - the Passport Portable External Hard Drive from Western Digital is the perfect answer to those who are looking for an external portable storage device that offers both performance and reliability in a... Continue Reading
Twin format DVD developed by Toshiba
Toshiba has managed to merge both the DVD and HD DVD into a single piece plate of optical media, making it easier to store content on either format and having a wider audience. All three layers merged on a single... Continue Reading
Sep11
Tiny Portable Bluetooth Keyboard from Brando
All road warriors out there know how hard it is to hack away at the QWERTY keyboard that comes on all your smartphone devices. After going into your second paragraph, you start getting finger cramps. Why not make life easier... Continue Reading
Thomson SpeedTouch 780WL Wireless Router
The Thomson SpeedTouch 780WL Wireless Router is no ordinary wireless router as it offers VoIP support for the small and home office environments without adding to the cost. Thomson made a wise choice be keeping away from the draft-n specifications... Continue Reading
Maxtor OneTouch III external hard drive
 Seagate Technology, after gobbling up Maxtor in a corporate exercise, will soon ship a triple-interface, pre-formatted, HFS+ Mac version of the Maxtor OneTouch III external storage and backup solution to the Japanese. This external hard drive solution is suitable for... Continue Reading
Solwise HomePlug Ethernet Adaptor
A neat way of cutting down on costs when setting up a network would be using a HomePlug Ethernet Adaptor as you won't need to run messy cable wires through the home or office. Solwise is offering the HomePlug Ethernet... Continue Reading
Gateway Profile 6 SB computer
Gateway was once a huge PC company, and everybody knew that they identified themselves with the black and white tan of leather. Unfortunately, these are lean times but the company is not quite dead and buried yet. Gateway has introduced... Continue Reading
Sep10
Nixie USB Hub
Here is an interesting addition to any office workplace, and you are bound to elicit looks of envy and even provide an opportunity for you to chat up the new  secretary, thanks to the Nixie USB Hub. This retro-looking USB... Continue Reading
Synology USB Station
The USB Station 3-in-1 SOHO Server from Synology is one versatile device, enabling you to plug in a single external hard drive, up to a couple of printers (in case you want speedy laser monochrome printouts as well as full-bleed... Continue Reading
Formac Disk Mini
If you're looking for a bus-powered hard drive, perhaps the Formac Disk Mini is your cup of tea. Available in both black and white versions, the Formac Disk Mini is compatible on both the Mac and Windows platforms. This portable... Continue Reading
Samsung Q1 UMPC SSD
The Samsung Q1 UMPC has been out for quite some time now, but the Korean electronics giant decided to introduced a souped-up version by removing the traditional hard drive and packing in solid state memory, also known as SSD. The... Continue Reading
Toshiba MEV30K V Series portable media player
Toshiba has expanded its Gigabeat line with the Toshiba MEV30K V Series portable media player. Features of this new V Series player include a more generous viewing real estate and extended battery life for those who cannot live without movies... Continue Reading
Sep 9
Alienware launches Aurora m9700 SLI Notebook
Alienware's Aurora m9700 high-powered notebooks will receive a couple of new colors in the form of Conspiracy Blue and Cyborg Green. The changes are not only external, as the m9700 notebooks will also come equipped with extra graphical muscle courtesy... Continue Reading
Foxconn launches new range of GeForce 7 Series cards
The NVIDIA line of GeForce 7 Series Graphics Processing Units are now available from Foxconn, and those who are looking for Windows Vista-ready hardware can place these new video cards into their shopping list for further consideration. The new Foxconn... Continue Reading
Loewe releases fashionable TV
 Your home appliances need not look drab and as attractive as tramp. Loewe, the fashion company that is famous all over the world for its range of shoes and handbags, decided to dip into the world of audio-visual technology by... Continue Reading
New military grade CATCHER UMPC
Most of us love our gadgets and gizmos, but how many of us actually have a perfect record when it comes to preventing these beloved devices from kissing the ground due to our butterfinger tendencies? CATCHER (Communications And Telemetry Computing... Continue Reading
CyberLink Mobile TV Solution
CyberLink and Siano Mobile Silicon have joined forces to develop a multi-band, multi-standard mobile TV solution. This combination of both hardware and software enables the viewer to receive DVB-H, DAB-IP and T-DMB TV signals. The SMS1000 chipset will work in... Continue Reading
Sep 8
5200+ Athlon X2 chip unveiled by AMD
AMD, the second largest microprocessor player in the market, has recently released an Athlon 64 X2 dual core chip better known as the 5200+. Ever since the Megahertz race rose to ridiculous levels a few years ago, one cannot make... Continue Reading
Olivetti unveils new Bluetooth and WiFi Inkjet Printers
With more and more products taking the wireless road, it is only a matter of time before printers also come equipped with WiFi and/or Bluetooth capabilities. Although such printers are available, they are few and far between as the critical... Continue Reading
LaCie SAFE desktop hard drive
Since we're on the topic of data storage, there's a brand new offering from LaCie that ensures you get a good night's sleep. The LaCie SAFE desktop hard drive comes with three levels of security to ensure that your data... Continue Reading
Iomega UltraMax 640GB RAID 0 comes with USB Hub
Iomega has the Mac community in mind with the release of the UltraMax 640GB External Desktop Hard Drive. This new external storage solution boasts a triple interface, which means you can connect to your PC or Mac computer via FireWire... Continue Reading
Intuos3 Pen Tablet from Wacom
The digital artist places a lot of pride in his/her work, so it is no wonder that nothing but the best hardware will do in the quest for the perfect picture. Wacom is well known for its long history of... Continue Reading
Sep 7
Adesso CyberTablet M17
Ever wished you could just write on your monitor instead during inspired brainstorming sessions? That is now possible with the Adesso CyberTablet M17 LCD Graphic Tablet Monitor. It looks like any other ordinary 17" LCD display until you discover that... Continue Reading
PCMCIA 20-in-1 Card Reader
Lindy Electronics has a new item for notebook users who have a free PCMCIA slot and do not know how to best maximize it. The 20-in-1 Memory Card Reader comes in a PCMCIA format and features a single slot-multi card... Continue Reading
3-in-1 Hand-Cranked Shredder
Most offices are equipped with paper shredders to render sensitive information unreadable after chewing through papers and spitting them out in a thousand different pieces. Unfortunately, the advent of the digital ages means more and more sensitive data are stored... Continue Reading
Desktop DigiFrame & Clock
The Desktop DigiFrame & Clock is an amalgamation of common desktop items such as a photo frame and a clock. This desktop accessory does not take in traditional photo prints, as it can only handle digital photographs. You can upload... Continue Reading
Sarian unveils HR4110 Mobile VPN router
Sarian's new HR4110 Mobile VPN router is the world's first fully integrated 3G (UMTS) and HSDPA Mobile VPN router, taking advantage of the HSDPA's stunning speed which caps off at 1.8Mbps. One useful method of using the HR4110 router would... Continue Reading
Sep 6
Philips LX1000 Media Center Edition PC
Most people think that home theater PCs do not complement the living room as the mental image of PC cases being huge, ugly, rectangular hunks of metal are still seared in their minds. Thankfully, Philips' latest attempt to bring... Continue Reading
Microboards GX-1 integrated DVD writer and printer
Most offices these days rely on a DVD burner to perform the regular backup operation, but cataloguing them is a different matter altogether. Enter the Microboards GX-1 - this nifty DVD writer and printer not only burns data onto... Continue Reading
Shuttle launches P2 3700 SFF PC
Shuttle is one company that is famous for its Small Form Factor computers that pack more than an adequate punch, and its latest release, the P2 3700 SFF PC is no different. Underneath the diminutive size lies Intel's 975X... Continue Reading
Netgear Prosafe SSL VPN Concentrator 25 SSL312
The new Prosafe SSL VPN Concentrator 25 SSL312 from Netgear is a worthy buy for any small organization that wants to keep its network safe from the threat of hackers and hijackers alike. Known as the SSL312 for short, this... Continue Reading
PNY Technologies unveil new MiniSD and MicroSD cards
PNY Technologies has seen that more and more cellphones come with built-in memory card slots and they decided to expand its line of mobile flash cards in order to cater to this growing market segment. The two new additions... Continue Reading
Sep 5
Packard Bell packs PC into LCD TV
The extremely slim Smart TV S320 from Packard Bell actually packs a full-fledged PC within, saving you some living room space in the process. The Smart TV S320 will run on the Windows Media Center operating system, and is powered... Continue Reading
TI-84 Plus Silver Edition Graphing Calculator
Be it business or science, a Blackberry clone cum graphic calculator comes in handy when you want to compute and present all the statistics in an easy-to-read manner for the layman. The TI-84 Plus Silver Edition is a vastly improved... Continue Reading
Epson launches new PictureMate range
Epson has launched its new PictureMate range of portable photo printers that are able to reproduce stunning printouts at a record low cost. Both the PictureMate 280 and PictureMate 240 are capable of churning out full bleed 10cm x 15cm... Continue Reading
Inka pen works everywhere
Many of us cannot get by a day smoothly without the help of our trusty PDA or smartphone, and both devices more often than not come equipped with a stylus to make navigation easy. Unfortunately, losing a stylus could happen... Continue Reading
Hitachi launches Endurastar range of hard drives
Most vehicles these days come with more and more computer parts stuffed into them, and the road warrior more often than not find that having a built-in multimedia or navigational system greatly alleviates the boredom that one encounters while on... Continue Reading
Sep 4
Hawking Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Dish Adapter
We all know that there is nothing quite like having a stable, wired connection at home or in the office. Unfortunately, most offices and business organizations these days rely more and more on a WiFi network due to the convenience... Continue Reading
Progress MXT Core 2 Duo notebook
Core 2 Duo notebooks are getting more and more common in the market these days, and Japanese manufacturer Progress has unveiled its Progress MXT notebook that has an Intel Core 2 Duo T2700 2.0GHz processor running at its heart. The... Continue Reading
SanDisk V-Mate Memory Card Video Recorder
SanDisk has unveiled its V-Mate Memory Card Video Recorder at the IFA 2006 event, and this simple device works great for those who want to an instant video fix on their portable media players, including crowd favorites like the iPod,... Continue Reading
Kyocera wireless KR1 EV-DO router
In a strange twist of events, Kyocera's wireless KR1 EV-DO router works much faster when using the router instead of having the EV-DO card plugged directly into the notebook. This set up offers a much more stable and flexible connection,... Continue Reading
UWB Hub to be released next month
Y-E Data of Japan are currently developing the wireless hub that is based on Ultra Wide Band (UWB) wireless technology, making it the first ever commercial application announced. When released in October, this Wireless Hub will mount a UWB Wireless... Continue Reading
Sep 3
AMD plans new Yokohama platform
Intel has recently captured the market's imagination by offering the "best processors in the world", and you can be assured that its arch-rival AMD will not take such claims sitting down without a salvo of their own. AMD is currrently... Continue Reading
Philips VOIP841 cordless phone
We so far know of Skype handsets that still require the presence of a PC in order to function. Philips has launched the new VOIP841 cordless phone that enables you to make Skype calls over the Internet without the need... Continue Reading
Verbatim Store 'n' Go Corporate Secure USB Drive
All offices these days are networked, and the job of the network administrator is to ensure that users follow the best practices when it comes to security, and this means ensuring users to secure their flash drives as well,... Continue Reading
SpyDisk pen carries data inconspicuously
This is one handy device that everyone in the office should consider despite their rank. The Japanese have developed the SpyDisk pen that James Bond certainly would not use, but average Joes like you and I would be more than... Continue Reading
Xantrex PowerSource Mobile 100
Get some instant power with the PowerSource Mobile 100 from Xantrex. This portable charger weighs roughly the equivalent of a mobile notebook battery, and is compatible with a host of electronic products that come in all sorts of voltage and... Continue Reading
Sep 2
Epson drops new inkjet printers
Looks like the world of consumer photo printing has taken a giant step in the right direction with Epson's release of a trio of Ultra Hi-Definition photo printers that will delivers high-quality, professional looking prints without dropping by the photo... Continue Reading
3 pin folding plug
Slim Plug is offering the first 3 pin folding plug in the world, making it convenient for you to carry it wherever you go. The Slim Plug's advantages become more pronounced for those who are really stretched for hand luggage... Continue Reading
Philips In Touch mirror/message board
As technology advances and touch screen capabilities of devices increase by leaps and bounds, it would be a matter of time before a touch sensitive notice board is created. Philips' new In Touch mirror does not only tell you... Continue Reading
D-Link launches new DNS-323 NAS
D-Link has a new Network Attached Storage (NAS) system that targets both home and small office set ups. The DNS-323 comes with a built-in Gigabit Ethernet connection, a couple of SATA hard drive slots, and RAID 1 support. You... Continue Reading
Killer NIC blows away all and sundry
It is time to toss your standard Network Interface Card (NIC) out of the window. Bigfoot Networks has taken the standard NIC to the next level, very much like what dedicated Graphics Processing Units are doing currently. The Killer NIC... Continue Reading
Sep 1
Pioneer to develop hybrid BDR-103 drive
The IFA event has seen Pioneer announce that they will be developing a hybrid drive that reads both HD DVD as well as Blu-ray discs. The BDR-103 will be equipped with Ricoh's intelligent blue laser diode that will be able... Continue Reading
Philips launches couple more Showline Media Centers
  Philips takes another positive step in the digital multimedia home entertainment market by introducing the MCP9360i and the MCP9480i. Both of these Showline Media Center models offer the convenience of wireless connectivity to bring you high definition, high quality... Continue Reading
Kamarack USB rack
  If you find your PC running out of space for another hard drive or even suffer from the all too common ailment of USB 2.0 port deficiency, the Kamarack USB Rack will be an answer to your prayers. The... Continue Reading
D-Link DVG-G1402S VoIP-enable WiFi Router
Most businesses these days have begun to jump on the VoIP bandwagon in an effort to reach a global audience while keeping costs down. As the majority of small offices have upgraded to using wireless networks, it is interesting... Continue Reading
$100 laptop receives new name
Looks like they have finally placed a name on the $100 laptop from One Laptop per Child Organization. Known as the 2B1, this laptop is more than capable of creating its very own mesh network out of the box. This... Continue Reading

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