Here's a PC that is perfect for the elders in the family who are technologically impaired but slowly getting there. The litl webbook which is a montage of an home Internet computer which encourages social interactivity with high-quality television-style viewing of online photos and other such digital content. One can view websites like Flickr, Shutterfly, Facebook and weather.com with ease. The laptop comes with a 12" screen and a flip keyboard with patented hinge to enable the computer to...
Here’s a printer that can come in as another replacement for all the handwork that artists have been through, down the centuries. The Printbrush will cover a full sheet of paper with color at 600 dpi. It can also print wirelessly with the help of Bluetooth and batteries. Being so portable, it can print on various surfaces like letters, t-shirts, etc. With the use of its superior optical sensor, it manages to craft the most perfect designs that you...
The first USB 3.0 that we have stumbled upon happens to be just what we have been looking forward to so eagerly. Super Talent’s thumbdrive is the first of its kind to use USB 3.0 standards. This gives it wings to touch speeds of 200 MB/s with regular BOT drivers and can touch 320 MB/s when paired with UASP (USB attached SCSI) drivers. The latter are designed to bear the high speed of these new devices. However, these drivers...
After marching into games with their eternally accepted music, The Beatles are having a ball of a time with USB devices coming out, totally dedicated to them. In collaboration with EMI Music, the guys at Apple Corps have gone on to bring out a limited edition USB sticks. The 16 GB drives will have 14 stereo titles that will be in LAC 44.1 Khz 24-bit format, plus MP3 tracks at 320 Kbps and other things like videos that could...
How badly can you be affected by the world of social networking? Bad enough to get addicted to something as mundane as the TwitterPeek? I think even that’s an understatement. Well, we have people who believe that there would be such crazy fans/addicts/whatever out there who would go for a Twitter device with a QWERTY keyboard, a not-too-tiny screen and a single application to work on! This makes the whole idea uninteresting from the word ‘go’, especially in an...
Armed with a cool, compact base receiver, this tiny USB microscope manages to magnify your images manifold. All you need to do is connect the base receiver to the USB port of your computer and wirelessly go around scanning small objects and capturing them with the microscope. Just make sure that you do no overstep the 2 meter mark so as not to lose the range. With a magnification ranging from 20x to 200x you can make most of...
There’s quite a lot to do with cleanliness, especially after the H1N1 virus started making its rounds around the globe. This cool keyboard will make sure that your hands are clean and that it is cleaner itself. Say hello to the Vioguard Self-Sanitizing keyboard that packs up a couple of 25 watt UV lights that manage to kill 99.99% of bacteria and viruses in a minute-and-a-half. Now, if you’ve got issues with Ultraviolet light then better make sure that...
Some people have great convincing power. I cant understand what is more of a task convincing your girlfriend to convert your house into a pirate ship if 1 million people join your group on Facebook or convincing a million people to join your group to please your girlfriend. Nonetheless this man has done both and as of now his Facebook group has 1,196,913 members. [Facebook via JDG]...
Ericsson has made it all so simple to own a PC and not have a bloody table required to house it. The portable computer, called Spider PC, is still a concept. It uses a pico-projected screen and a laser projected keyboard. Some interesting features like wireless broadband connectivity and a battery powered setup. It not only saves energy and resources, but also does well to bring out the best in the world of lasers....
Astak Mole Webcam can prove to be a fantastic home surveillance system. It works quite efficiently when there’s no one around. Just when the thief feels that he’s safe from all security in your house he has no idea that he is being filmed by this innocent looking web camera, and his video is being uploaded on YouTube. You can sit back and control the pan and tilt of the camera remotely from your neighbor’s apartment using either a...
Sony are well known to be perfectionists in their art of spinning out some really smart gizmos. However, that’s not where they end up serving you. They carry on, protecting you from all kind of harm and trouble. They have recently offered a replacement of batteries for their desktop models that belong to the series VGC-LT and VGC-JS2 as well as for docking stations from the VGP-PRBX1 and VGP-PRFE1 docking stations. They fear that these batteries could fail over...
Do you have a feeling of being left out and disconnected from everyone when you’re home, all alone on a completely frozen evening with nothing but a couch for company? You surely need to step up your social gear. Meet Jakob, an addition to your sofa that manages to get you all the company and communication needed to keep you company at home. It’s basically perches itself on the armrest of your sofa and allows you to record small...
Asus today announced a range of enhanced motherboard solutions that deliver true USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s data throughput performance. The Asus Xtreme Design P7P55D-E Series motherboard has onboard support while the ASUS Xtreme Design P7P55D Series utilizes the ASus U3S6 PCIe x4 expansion card to deliver the latest USB and SATA data transfer capabilities. Equipped with the Intel P55 Express chipset, the P7P55D-E / P7P55D Series supports the latest LGA 1156 socket for Intel Core i7/Core i5 Processors....
Though the exact date is not known, it is said that October 29, 1969 was the day when the Internet started. On that day undergraduate Charley Kline was given the simple job of logging on remotely from UCLA to the SRI machine; his one command was "login". 12 years later only 285 computers were hooked on the network, by 1985 around 16 million people were hooked up for email. Then came 2001 along with the dot com boom, browser...
Along with Pachinko, Shinkansens and the gadgets from Akihabara you can also enjoy the fastest and cheapest Internet in the world. Except for the Internet, the words Japan and Internet dont go together. In the land of rising sun the average speed is 60 mbps and the average cost per MB is 27 cents. Back in the USA the average speed is 4.8 mbps and the cost is $3.33 per mb. So when compared to the USA you can...
