All the stories tagged with: Computers

Asus Eee Desktop Coming

03/30/2008, The Asus Eee Desktop PCs are on their way sometime this year, but other than these supposed shots that have been floating in cyberspace, very little or nothing else is known about system specifications. Hopefully it will take the same [...]

Asus Eee PC 4G XP Hits Best Buy

03/30/2008, Best Buy will be carrying the Windows XP version of its Asus Eee PC 4G for $399 this April 9th – so those who have been hankering after this uber-mobile piece of computing will be able to break open their [...]

Asus My Cinema PE9400 Combo

03/30/2008, Asus’ My Cinema PE9400 Combo PCI Express TV card aims to bring TV entertainment to your desktop without adding additional burden on your processor courtesy of an embedded MPEG2 hardware decorder. Other features include :- Support for digital (ATSC/QAM) and [...]

Beamz Music Performance System

03/30/2008, The Beamz Music Performance System is one interesting USB device, enabling you to indulge in hundreds of musical instruments simply by breaking the laser beams with your digits. There is a total of six laser beans that take up two [...]

Dell Inspiron 1525 has Blu-ray

03/28/2008, Just like (nearly) everyone else, Dell takes the plunge into the world of high definition with its Inspiron 1525 notebook, by throwing in a Blu-ray drive. Interestingly enough, the Inspiron 1525 won’t exactly break the bank as it retails for [...]

3Rsystem R240 Grace HTPC Case

03/28/2008, Having a HTPC system in your home is a delicate affair, as you not only have to think of what components to put inside but the type of casing as well, as there really isn’t any point in aggravating the [...]

Thermaltake iXoft Notebook Carrying Bag

03/28/2008, Thermaltake has a brand new notebook carrying bag in the form of the iXoft. This notebook cooling pad is integrated into the notebook carrying bag itself, and because it uses a fan-less solution, there is no worries about running out [...]

Dell Ergo Unveiled

03/28/2008, Dell’s Ergo is but an E-series stand that supports LCD monitors of up to 24″ in size. Unfortunately, Dell engineers forgot to send the memo to make current Latitude D-series of docks compatible with the new E-series…which is a real [...]

SATA HDD Dock with Hub

03/28/2008, This 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA HDD Dock with Hub from Brando is one of the more useful gadgets released thus far, featuring ample space for you to stuff in just about any 2.5″ or 3.5″ SATA hard drive through the [...]

Pantone into USB Flash Drives

03/28/2008, Pantone just had to release USB flash drives that come in a host of colors – 14 in total, to be exact. You will be able to choose from 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, and these can be customized [...]

Hacked USB Interface

03/27/2008, Check out this new way of controlling your computer via USB – this tricked out USB joystick has been hacked to interface with new buttons, letting you monitor the contacts via software. Could this herald the return of the ‘new [...]

OLPC Keyboard Fails Stress Test

03/27/2008, If you’re going to make a toy, much less a computer for kids, then you’d better make sure it is highly durable to the rigors of inquisitive tots. Apparently OLPC owners aren’t too happy with the shoddy workmanship, since the [...]

OLPC Overclocked

03/27/2008, The OLPC has lost its innocence, as it was only a matter of time before somebody took the time and trouble to overclock it so that the 433MHz speed is relevant to the 21st century instead of being stuck in [...]

Asterisco USB Hub

03/27/2008, Isn’t this one of the more far-out USB hub designs you have ever come across? The Asterisco USB hub is bright red in color, featuring an asterisk form factor that has a USB port at the end (four in total) [...]