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ASUS Offically Introduces EeeKeyboard
The company announced this awhile back and now it’s official. The EeeKeyboard features Windows XP Home, Intel Atom N270 processor, 16GB/32GB SSD, 4-hour battery life and a variety of other unique specs. PC’ers can
Read More »Iron Man's Favorite USB Drive
Here’s a gizmo Tony Stark might flaunt around with him, an Iron Man USB Drive. The 3-inch replicated flash drive bears the superhero design and features the infamous triangular chest plate, with pop-top head
Read More »Spy Camera Blocks Peeping Toms
Nobody likes a “Peeping Tom,” and this day and age has advanced for the comfort and safety of Tom. With computers, there’s no need for Tom to be hiding in a tree with binoculars
Read More »Eton Soulra's Solar Powered iPod Speaker
This particular iPod speaker won’t require you to carry around any spare batteries, since it pulls all of its juice straight from the sun. The dock will play your iPod for up to 7
Read More »BlackBerry Tablet Rumored for 2011
Who knew? Unconfirmed reports state the BlackBerry Tablet, dubbed the “BlackPad,” is eyeing a 2011 release. The latest BlackBerry gizmo is being created by Research In Motion and is rumored to have a 8.9-inch
Read More »A GPS for the Blind
The Touch & Go is a GPS for the visually impaired. It features a tactile display to show the directions as a relief map. The navigator uses a 1:1000 scale and plum in the
Read More »ASUS Introduces EeePad This July
Chairman Jerry Shen announced ASUS will release their EeePad sometime this July. While specs are unknown, the tablet is said to feature USB ports, a webcam, Adobe Flash, and will run on the Tegra-chip.
Read More »Cruz Tablet and Reader
Another tablet joins the market, as Velocity Micro introduces both the Cruz Tablet and Reader. The Cruz gizmos come in 4:3 and 16:9 presentation, featuring a 7” multi-touch screen, 800MHz processor, and running Android
Read More »Concept USB Drive Determines Memory by Lights
A USB that glows a series of colors for different file types—sounds like a grand concept. But you really have to question where is the memory kept on this gadget? How will it be
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