Archive for June, 2009 - Page 8

If you’re looking for a new or replacement mouse for use with your notebook, laptop or netbook (no, I just cannot get on with trackpads either) you may be interested in the new Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 which employs BlueTrack tracking technology – ensuring precise tracking regardless of the [...]

Having only earlier today covered Transcend’s new MasterDrive SX SSD Series we can also now confirm that Transcend’s latest USB portable hard disk, the StoreJet 18M, has just be released.

iHome are gearing up to releasing their new iHome iP1 Studio Series iPhone/iPod Dock which is set to cause a considerable stir thanks to boasting 100 watt Class D biamplified architecture offering ‘studio quality sound’ from your iPod and/or iPhone.

We’ve featured many an item from Chinavasion in the past (often covering them in a rather tongue in cheek fashion) so we were particularly happy to receive a mail directly from them to advise us of their new Skype VoIP USB SkypeDECT Hub which is described as ‘a USB hub [...]

As display manufacturers become evermore aware that consumers are becoming increasingly ‘energy aware’ they are concentrating all the more on displays that offer reduced power consumption and, to that end, Acer have unveiled two new eco-friendly LCD monitors in the form of the 19″ V193WBbmd and the 22″ V223WBbmd.

Following on from covering Super Talent’s new MasterDrive SX SSD Series, Transcend have also announced a new SSD, namely the Transcend SSD25D 2.5″ SSD, which offers up 64MB of integrated DRAM cache and which comes in 60GB and 120GB capabilities.

Super Talent have introduced their latest range of SATAII 2.5″ solid state drives in the form of the Super Talent MasterDrive SX SSD Series which consists of three new SSD units – specifically the 64GB SAM64GM25S, 128GB SAM28GM25S and the 256GB SAM56GM25S.

Motorola have introduced their latest Bluetooth headset, the Motorola Endeavor HX1, which, curiously (we say curiously with the likes of Aliph’s Jawbone Bluetooth headsets squarely in mind), Motorola claim is the ‘only Bluetooth headset to use true bone conduction technology’.

I-O Data have unveiled their latest Wireless LAN Converter in the form of the I-O Data WN-LA/C Wireless LAN Converter which is primarily billed as allowing you to connect your TV to your network at speeds of up to a none too shabby 300Mbps.

We’ve seen digital photo frames (or digiframes if you will) increasing embrace extended functionality – now serving as weather stations, DAPs, etc – and now Oregon Scientific have acted to turn the tables somewhat in introducing digital photo frame technology to telephones in the form of the Oregon Scientific Photo-Touch [...]