Archive for July, 2009 - Page 17

Office environments can be dirty places. Recycled air and less-than-hygienic co-workers (you know who you are) can have you reaching for your Purell every time you walk in the place. We all know that plants and flowers can help to make the air around you just a little healthier and [...]

If you’re looking for a portable music system capable of streaming audio wirelessly via your home network or of tuning into internet radio stations and you can live without a docking system then the Satechi INSP3 WiFi Internet Radio Alarm Clock may well be worth consideration – not least due [...]

Traditional online security only protects your sensitive information once it has reached the Internet, but not while it’s sitting on your computer. Credit card companies, online retailers and security professionals spend millions every year to make the Internet a safer place for credit card transactions. Despite these constant advances, credit [...]

Rumor has it that Intel is hard at work on its next round of chips and the info has already made its way to the masses. The word on the street is that there are three new chips under development for release sometime in the first quarter of 2010. Two [...]

With the launch of the Fonera 2.0 wireless router in Europe earlier in the year, FON took the integration of Wi-Fi and Web 2.0 content management to an entirely new level. It allowed users to seamlessly integrate their online content management and wireless networking and it had others around the [...]

Data storage is of critical importance for the large enterprise user and the ability to maintain their storage capacity in an economical space is just as critical. Japanese HDD enclosure manufacturer Century has just announced the release of their latest multi-bay HDD storage unit, the 4-bay SATA HDD enclosure with [...]

The cost of computer components is coming down quickly and this is reflected in the large number of bargain-priced PC systems making their way onto store shelves. Another revolution in the home computing arena is the proliferation of complete, turnkey systems that have their users ready to go right out [...]

By way of a brief heads up, concerning we’ve covered the Asus Eee T91 convertible netbook reasonably extensively of late, to let you know that the much hyped and highly anticipated touchscreen Eee PC T91 has just become available from Amazon and it’s listed as ‘in stock’.

Since Pure Digital released the first of their Flip ‘YouTube’ video cameras we’ve seen many a company try to muscle in on the Flip’s popularity and now Samsung have announced their latest causal point and shoot YouTube friendly camcorder that’s undoubtedly intended to cut into the Flip’s market share – [...]

Not exactly the next gadget you’ll bring home given its hefty price, but Zenith’s new Defy Xtreme Tourbillon Zero-G chronograph is all about creative watchmaking and deserves being featured in here. Part of the new DEFY XTREME 2009 collection, this exotic chronograph can handle extreme gravity conditions (the worse you [...]