Archive for July, 2009 - Page 10

Have you ever been out walking when you suddenly realize that your walking stick is way too ordinary? What if you had some way to integrate your walking stick and your pedemoter? I know I’m not alone here, people, so lemme here ya. We all want the benefits of an [...]

Making sure that your information doesn’t get into the wrong hands can be a full time job for some people. This is especially the case when it comes to large enterprise organizations with trade secrets and other highly classified documents stored on their servers. As an answer to this market [...]

The ability for us to keep our information safe has gotten a lot harder over the years. Criminals and just plain nosey people have a way of getting their hands on personal data without your consent and this can lead to all sorts of problems. The gadget geeks over at [...]

If you’re looking to wirelessly stream your iTunes music around your house, either to separate powered speakers or to your home stereo of home theatre system you may be interested in Creative’s newly released Sound Blaster Wireless system for iTunes which has just become available.

Lexar have just released their new range of Crucial 2.5″ solid state drives known as the Crucial M225 Series which Lexar bill as a new generation of Crucial SSDs offering up to 250MB/s read and 200MB/s write speeds (in the case of the 256GB M225 model).

Shure, a company with a considerable reputation for producing some of the world’s best headphones in terms of sound quality, have announced three new ‘closed cup’ over ear headphones in the form of the SHR Series SRH240, SRH440 and SRH840.

Zoom have just released their new Q3 Handy Video Recorder which, whilst being YouTube friendly, manages to distinguish itself from the many YouTube friendly video cameras out their in being aimed specifically at those looking for optimal audio quality thanks to employing the same directional microphones as the company’s ‘industry-leading’ [...]

Word is that HTC plans to release a new well-spec-ed clamshell smartphone to the market. Dubbed HTC Leo, the mobile sports the stylish TouchFLO 3D 2.5 Manilla ROM user interface, comes with a full-QWERTY keypad (which looks generous), an external QVGA display and an internal 16:9 WVGA display with an [...]

Intel is rumoured to be working on the largest 320GB solid state drive till date and the release has been confirmed for August. Expected to be cheaper and to deliver higher performance, the new Intel 320GB Postville SSDs have been moved to a smaller process technology that allows for higher [...]

HP have just added to their ultraportable lineup with the new HP ProBook 4310s that have just seen daylight on the company’s online store. Available with a chunky specs list attached, the “pro-level” ultraportable runs on Intel Core 2 Duo processors, features up to 8GB of DDR3 memory, SATA II [...]