Windows 7 prices released

If you have exhausted your existing version, then Windows 7 is coming soon to replace it, and price details have just been released.  No doubt Vista users will be a little sceptical about another Windows OS as it never managed to appeal to the masses for usability reasons.  It is safe to say that anticipation is still pretty high for Windows 7 after the Vista flop, and I’m sure everyone is waiting to see how much of an improvement the newer version will be.

Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Laser Mouse

The Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Laser Mouse will change the way you work according to industry boffins. It’s Microgear Precision Scroll Wheel gives you the ability to navigate documents at speeds of Warp Factor 10, which is a useful symbol considering the futuriostic look of the mouse. There are loads of specific features on the MX Revolution  that are tailored around fast and easy working and the quick flip thumb wheel is my favourite as it allows you to toggle between open documents.  This is closely followed by the Search button that gives you the ability highlight words and phrases.

Harman Kardon Soundsticks II 3 Piece Plug and Play Multimedia Speaker System

No one  can deny how utterly gorgeous the Harman Kardon Soundsticks II speaker system is.  Lets be honest, in a market full of standardised black square speakers it doesn’t take much to stand out, but boy, does this Harman Kardon stand out.
Harman Kardon’s SoundSticks II three-piece speaker system produces high-quality stereo sound for Music, MP3’s, movies and gaming experiences.  SoundSticks II apparently “encourages you to step out of the ordinary speaker world and offers sound in an original and unique package” and I can’t fault this statement from other journalists.

Wacom Bamboo MTE450KEN Pen Tablet

If you are the type who constantly has flashes of genius of Einstein magnitude and want a handy way of recording such gems of wisdon then the Wacom Bamboo MTE450KEN Pen Tablet is the tool for you.  Even if your creative thoughts aren’t that great i’m sure you could still put it to good use.  Ok, so the name isn’t a cool brandable sort that immediately makes you want to buy one, but the function, design and ease of use surely will.

Bamboo is perfect for office use, at work and at home.  At work, Bamboo can set you apart, and at home it can help capture your ideas.  A simple and sleek design disguises a powerful capability, easy, efficient and ergonomic.

Tengu All Stars USB Gadgets

Some USB Gadgets really are pretty rubbish, but the Tengu All Stars don’t fall in to this catagory.  Maybe a bit pointless, and definitely a distraction if you are serious about doing work, but we love bopping along with them.  If you listen to music whilst working at the computer then they are the perfect litte chums.

These brand new Tengu All Stars now come with a squishy 3D ‘do’ and numerous stickers to customise them with including safety pins, ‘taches, shades, peace signs and more.

ASUS reveals more details about the EEE Keyboard

I think ASUS (http://uk.asus.com/) has hit a goldmine with its EEE line. From the pioneering 701 series of netbooks, ASUS has made a highly successful line with the EEE. Any ASUS product you see within the EEE line is sure to have great specs and very attractive prices. And ASUS has been expanding its line of EEE products by releasing non-netbook gadgets.

Medion to offer ultracompact PC

I recently posted about the Aldi sale on the Akoya E3300 multimedia PC, which I think was a really great bargain. It looks like this is not yet the best news from Medion though. The best news comes in the form of the company going into the ultracompact sector of the PC market.

Aldi sells a Multimedia PC at a big discount

Aldi (http://www.aldi.co.uk/) is known as a budget supermarket chain, and because of the very nature of its business, you can expect really wonderful discounts from the company from time to time. And don’t expect the discounts to just be on food and other “supermarket” items. Aldi has been known to extend its price cuts on gadgets and other tech equipment.

Intel announces processor price cuts

Ever since I made my third PC upgrade, I have come to anticipate the announce price cuts from both Intel and AMD. I think I’m being a very wise and crafty consumer by waiting for these companies to announce these reductions before making any kind of upgrades. I think it’s just well informed decisions like this that should be encouraged at a time when there is a global financial crisis that they said will get worse this year.

Stealth.Com Introduces an Extreme Fast Industrial Mini PC

Toronto, January, 2009 – Stealth.com Inc. (Stealth Computer) a leading ISO 9001 manufacturer of industrial rugged computers and peripherals has released our most powerful mini pc yet, the LPC-650 Series LittlePC. The new Stealth LPC-650 small form PC offers tremendous power in a tiny package that measures 6.5″ x 6″ and less than 2″ tall or about the size of a hard cover novel yet surpasses the performance of most desktop and notebook PCs available today.

Avaratec presents All-in-One Computer

Avaratec has launched their own All-in-One Computer, which can be compared to the old-school iMac from Apple. It isn’t as good or stylish, but taking in consideration the price, I’d say it is well worth it.

Dishwasher-Safe Keyboard

I wondered why I’ve been catching my sister’s colds recently, when I was made aware that keyboards could have twice as much bacteria as toilet seats. No, seriously.

Optimus Maximus Keyboard

For everyone who hates the fact that the prints on their keyboards seem to wear off too fast, the Optimus Maximus keyboard could be your new best friend.

Dell XPS 630 Desktop Computer

Avid gamers will surely like upcoming XPS 630 Dell computer – it has the good looks, and the secret specifications.

LaserJet P1005 – Smallest Laser Printer from HP

Size is one of the main concerns related to printers, because they need to be small enough to fit on a desk, and at the same time, provide a good quality. HP thought about those 2 characteristics, and came up with the LaserJet P1005.

Webcam shaped as Mr. Burns from Simpsons

If you’re a fan of the Simpsons and have a crush on Mr. Burns, this webcam available at ThinkGeek and priced at $50 can become the next item on your wish list.

Extra Small USB Bluetooth Adapter

There are two sizes in the world of gadgets: small, and extra small. The latest Brando product is on the second category, and is also known as the Tiny USB Bluetooth Adapter.

Mirus Linux PC – Just cheap!

Two companies got together to create a Linux based PC for a small price – is $200 (with mail-in rebate) cheap enough for you?

Wireless Slim Keyboard with trackball

For the most part, keyboards don’t usually have a built-in trackball, but thanks to the Wireless Slim Keyboard, available at Brando, that can change.

Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard

Besides the MSI GX600, and the Toshiba Qosmio G45-AV690 that were presented at CES previously today, Logitech also has a new device that can be seen as a “very small” keyboard, or in other words, a mini keyboard.

LLUON releases new Mini-Desktop Computers

Trigem Computer, a company located (once again) in Korea, has released two new mini-desktop computers. The prices go from €890 to €1,041, but what matters the most is how cool they look.

Hands-free Keyboard Released in Japan

The computer keyboard is synonymous with manual labor, as we all know. However, there is hope yet for those who can’t use their hands anymore. Actbrise, a Japanese company, has released a hands-free keyboard meant for the disabled.

Sexy PC

The Enlighten is designer technology for the very well off.

Mozilla Firefox 3.0 Beta

Mozilla has released the Firefox 3.0 Beta for developers and testers.

Handy Handy Holder

Here’s one from the cheap and cheerful, stocking filler category.
A nifty little device for keeping your various cables withing grasping distance.

100 Metre Bluetooth Headset

The Callpod Dragon is a Bluetooth headset with a most attractive feature-a 100 metre range.

OtterBox For iPhone

So you’ve spent a weeks wages and tied yourself to O2 for 18 months to get your hands on the Apple iPhone. Now you would be wise to invest what little money you have left protecting it from disgruntled, green eyed friends and the incoming winter weather.

DYMO DiscPainter

The DYMO discpainter surely has to be the biggest innovation in labeling since Lightscribe

Bullet Motorsport DVR

The Bullet DVR system is a personal video recorder designed for the fast, often rough world of motorsports.

Gigabytes In Disguise

The new Transformers movie may have critics split down the middle but no one should have a problem with the smooth, futuristic lines of this flash drive.

Philips One Terabyte External Hard drive

Philips have release the SPD5130 one Terabyte external hard-drive.

Battery Free Mice

Freedom for mice (from batteries that is) is upon us. The Sanwa MA-WHNB2S wireless optical mouse uses magnetic induction to power the mouse.

Panic Button-Armed

So your at work and your looking at something you shouldn’t be, we’ve all done it. Then out of the corner of your eye you see your boss heading your way. What do you do?

USB Rota-Hub & Card Reader

The USB Rota-Hub & Card reader brings together two of the most commonly used USB plug ins into one handy device.

Mini-Fridge A Mini-Delight

The USB Mini-Fridge is a great way of keeping a cold can handy during a long, hot and sticky day at your workstation.

ExpressCard Memory Reader

I have yet to use my ExpressCard slot for anything other than keeping the remote control supplied with my HP safe and handy. So here is an affordable device to utilize this under-used slot.

FlashDrive-Food For Thought

Want a FlashDrive shaped like food? Of course you do. Just don’t try eating it or sticking it in the oven to warm up.

Commodore Gaming PC Range

Commodore’s new range of powerful gaming PC’s is now available. Starting at an eye-watering £1,759.00 for a basic GX model and
£2,899.00 for the more powerful XX model.

Thuderbirds Are Go……

Mozilla, favoured by millions for its alternative browser and email software, has launched Thunderbird 2.

SpeedBit-Download Accelerator

Downloading movies, while convenient, can take to long for us of the instant gratification generation.
Speedbit, based in Herzliya and Haifa, plans to roll out its new video accelerator by Apr. 19