Archive for December, 2009 - Page 17

Yesterday, we reported on MSI’s previous addition to their X-Slim line, the X600 Pro. MSI’s slimming isn’t stopping there, as today they’ve unleashed another X-Slim notebook, this one has a 13″ screen and weighs only 3.31 pounds.

Sony has brought their Walkman NWZ-S745 MP3 player to the land of hockey and maple syrup. The player, which was previously only released in the South Pacific regions has now landed in Canada. The S745 is apart of the more [...]

Paramount will soon be launching an online service that will allow users (business users only at first, then consumers) to purchase video clips from movies. Only clips will be sold – not the entire movie.

Some of us use the plain remote that came with our televisions. For those that don’t Silver PAC has unveiled pictures and informations on their new high-end universal remote. The Evolution 5500 will be the king of universal remotes, featuring [...]

Two years ago I heard rumors regarding a Google phone for the first time and I remember making things clear with my buds, that Google will eventually find a profitable way to join the mobile phone market by releasing their [...]

Those who’d expect Intel’s forthcoming “Gulftown” 32nm processors to bear the Core i9 badge are in for a surprise, as leaked reports have revealed that they’ll be called Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition. Expected to be released sometime in Q1 [...]

For those who loved Acer’s Ferrari notebook series but would much rather do with something inspired by the two wheeler championship, then the good folks from Packard Bell would like you to see their new Valentino Rossi styled Packard Bell [...]

If late last month the much hailed Nokia N900 has been officially announced to ship unlocked in the US, today our TFTS ninjas have found out that the Brits are next in line to get their hands on the QWERTY [...]

Lacie has revealed the Lacie Rikiki Portable Hard Drive, the world’s smallest 2.5″ hard drive on the market.  The Lacie Rikiki packs up to 640GB of storage into a tiny, USB 2.0 self-powered unit.

The OpenOffice Mouse was a hideous 18-button white mouse that was designed by ‘the open source’ community and was endorsed by the OpenOffice.org people behind the great free open-source office suite. After some backlash over the circa-1993 design and some [...]