Fancy fitting in a full size keyboard into your pants pocket? That is virtually impossible to do unless you are a clown with oversized pants, but Thanko has a solution in the mold of the full size USB keyboard which is “broken” down into a quartet of connected segments, letting you fold it by each other into a pocket-friendly rectangle. Makes for a great partner for folks who tend to tote around netbooks and other small computing devices, as it certain beats a smaller keyboard any day. Tipping the scales at slightly more than 8 ounces, that keyboard functions with both Windows and Mac platforms.

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We’re sorry for letting out the story about Dell and HP purportedly pulling out from the 10″ netbook market, as Dell has come forward to say that all of it is fake – they are still in the 10″ netbook game with the Inspiron Mini 10 netbook being an urgent member of their mobile platform portfolio, considering it is a great secondary companion device as humans appreciate the compact size and the ability to stay connected on the go. Guess folks who thought that their Inspiron Mini 10 is suddenly going to fetch a high price once production stops are wrong. Image from Steve’s Stories.

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It looks like that flashlight with video camera is an update to the previous one that we reported on a while back. build with durable aluminum, that flashlight allows you to record both audio and video. Video files will be saved on the built-in 4GB of memory, and you’ll be able to copy it to your PC easily via USB. Aside from the increase in memory, it seems that it’s additionally cheaper, as it’s going for $226.99

Features include:

• High Powered White LED Flashlight
• Dimmable LED light for different scenarios
• Highly durable with precision tooled aluminum housing
• Compact Size and portable DVR System
• Built-in 4GB Flash Light (supports up to 32GB)
• MPEG4 Video Recording (Video + Audio in AVI format)
• Built-in CMOS Color VGA Sensor (640×480)
• Support 2 Hours VGA Recording
• Night Vision support
• Backup using USB2.0 compatible interface
• Easy operation with one touch control
• Built-in Ni-MH Charger (12V input)

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