Kogan Pad does full HD graphics
March 3, 2010
Kogan of Australia has announced that its Kogan Pad will be able to handle full High Definition (HD) graphics which is definitely good news for iPad detractors since it points to yet another device which offers more than Apple's tablet without costing a bomb - after all, Kogan has slapped a sub-$200 price point for their offering which will plus come with an ARM 600MHz processor, 512MB RAM, 2GB of internal memory, an SDHC memory card slot and a capacitive display screen. You are plus free to choose from a wide range of operating systems including Ubuntu, Android and Windows, but having Windows could see the final price point break the $300 barrier.
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SanDisk G3 Solid State Drives start shipping
February 23, 2010
SanDisk has started to ship its G3 Solid State Drives (SSD) to folks living in North America and Europe, where the G3 is a very fair alternative to a 7,200 RPM hard drive, since it offers increased durability and performance with high reliability. that 120GB monster is capable of enduring up to 80TB of details written to it by its lifetime, and the use of a smart flash management system known as ExtremeFFS technology lets it accelerate random write performance, further extending the endurance of SanDisk G3 SSDs when in use with operating systems such as Microsoft Windows XP and Windows 7. Sequential performance of the SanDisk G3 SSD hits up to 220MB/s for read speeds and 120MB/s for write speeds. You can choose from 60GB and 120GB versions which are going for $229.99 and $399.99, respectively. [Press Release]
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Habey offers new mini PC
February 22, 2010
Habey might sound rather obscure to you, but that is considering that isn't a mainstream computer manufacturer in our part of the world. Their latest mini PC offering is the BIS-6620 which is touted to be "an ultra-compact fanless and noiseless PC platform" that is powered by an Intel Atom Z510 processor, accompanied by GMA500 graphics, 1080p hardware decoding, a separate DDR2 SODIMM memory slot, adequate space for a 1.8" hard drive, an SD memory card slot, an optional Wi-Fi module and a choice of operating systems to get your game on. Habey is offering it for a mere $299.99 - any takers?
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Eclipse touchmouse
February 22, 2010
The Eclipse touchmouse does away with what many of us have taken for granted these days - we're talking about the scroll wheel, replacing it with an integrated track pad instead. The default for the touchscroll offers four-way screen scrolling through the use of one's index finger, while a combination of finger gestures and mouse button presses allows one to access a bunch of different commands altogether. that ergonomically shaped mouse comes in brushed aluminum finish, sports Bluetooth connectivity, 1600dpi laser technology and is powered by a individual AA battery. Expect to pick up the Eclipse touchmouse for $59.99 later that year, where it plays nice with Windows 7, Vista and XP operating systems.
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X-Tube AS301DTS vacuum tube
February 18, 2010
The X-Tube AS301DTS vacuum tube is one small device that allows you to enjoy DTS surround audio on just about any notebook once it is plugged in - assuming it runs on Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 operating systems. Inside the X-Tube AS301DTS, one will find a Via VT1610 chipset, where the thing tips the scales at a mere 12 grams, making it the ideal traveling companion with its 45mm height and 23mm diameter. Of course, it will need to go with a pair of quality headphones whether you were to enjoy your DTS experience fully.
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HP TouchSmart 600 Quad series priced
February 4, 2010
HP's latest puppy, the TouchSmart 600 Quad series has been slapped with a $1,700 entry price which will net you a 23" touchscreen display that is powered by one of the latest Intel Core i7-720QM quad-core processors, zipping about at 1.6GHz with 6MB of L2 cache. Of course, dig a little deeper by forking out $260 and you will be able to bring home the i7-820QM processor, sporting a 1.73GHz clock speed and 8MB of cache. With a range of Windows 7 operating systems to choose from and hard drive capacities starting from a spacious 750GB upwards, other choices include a DVD burner or Blu-ray combo drive, and a TV tuner. Looks like all-in-one machines are additionally starting to gain traction among major hardware manufacturers.
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Novac external hard drive connector
January 28, 2010
Are you a paranoid android who needs to construct constant backups for your backups? Novac has something that might suit you soon after - a new external hard drive connection which basically allows you to clone any 2.5" and 3.5" SATA hard drive or SSD through its two SATA ports that are located on one end of each side. Supported operating systems include Windows XP/Vista/7 and Mac OS X 10.3 and later to get you started, while eSATA and USB 2.0 interfaces construct it a snap to connect from a PC to a Mac. Out in Japan early next month, our best bet to get one whether you're living Stateside would be an import shop.
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