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Canon X Mark I Mouse Lite

26. July 2011 | by Jonas

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Canon X Mark I Mouse Lite

Whenever I get out my trusty calculator, I usually think that it is a bit of an anachronism.  After all, no matter how much computing power I have at my disposal, math is often done on the same device that I used in my high school trig class.  No really, it is the same exact [...]

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ClamCase Transforms iPad Into Netbook

21. June 2011 | by Jonas

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We frequently hear that netbooks are dead, and tablets are taking over the planet.  Glancing at random sales numbers does occasionally go along with that assertion.  However, one new accessory makes me wonder about the supposed superiority of tablets. The ClamCase is designed to transform the Apple iPad 2 into… wait for it… ok, you got [...]

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Linksys E-Series Wireless Routers

5. April 2011 | by Jonas

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Linksys E-Series Wireless Routers

Linksys is totally revamping their wireless router line.  If you need a little more net for your netbook, it is worth a look.  The goal here is to integrate the router more fully into a home networking solution, and to offer new features that prioritize traffic for HD video, and to integrate in peripherals.  Here [...]

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Gigabyte M1005

31. March 2011 | by Jonas

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Gigabyte M1005

Gigabyte is shipping their dual core netbook, the M1005.  The specs are fairly decent: 1.5 GHz, Intel Atom N550 processor, dual core 10.1″ display, LED backlit, 1024 x 600 1 GB RAM GMA 3150 graphics 250 GB hard drive Bluetooth 3.0 1.3 MP webcam 4-in-1 card reader Two 1.5 W speakers 4 cell battery Bundled docking station Windows 7 Starter Edition It can be ordered for $379 from [...]

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Aegis Padlock 750 GB

14. March 2011 | by Jonas

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Aegis Padlock 750 GB

Most notebooks and netbooks come with a hard drive that is simply too small. With our digital packrat mentality, let’s face it that 250 GB or 320 GB just does not cut it anymore. Clearly there is a need for storage expansion, however, there is always a danger of taking sensitive information onto [...]

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Linksys E4200

27. January 2011 | by Jonas

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Linksys E4200

When you get a press announcement entitled “Cisco Supercharges Home Networking with New Linksys Maximum Performance Wireless Router: New Linksys E4200 Dual-Band Router with Innovative Design Gives Consumers the Speed and Range for the Ultimate Wireless Entertainment Experience,” you know that either some serious piece of hardware is getting released, or media hype has gone [...]

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Linksys E4200

19. January 2011 | by Jonas

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Linksys E4200

Linksys is busting out a new router, the CE4200.  It has several up to date tools that should make any network guru druel: Simultaneous dual-band for high performance wireless entertainment Maximum speed (300 + 450 Mbps) for ultra-fast wireless transfer rates Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps) ports for 10x faster wired speeds USB Storage Port for centralized file sharing with [...]

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Asus Eee Pad Transformer

10. January 2011 | by Jonas

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Asus Eee Pad Transformer

Asus was showing off their Eee Pad Transformer at CES 2011.  It is another example of an Android 3.0 tablet device, that uses the upcoming Honeycomb OS that is designed specifically for the tablet space. Using an Android OS means that they can utilize the Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.  It has a 10.2″ touchscreen.  However, the [...]

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Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N550

7. October 2010 | by Jonas

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Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N550

Ok, we can all admit that as much as we love our netbooks around here, the speakers are well, kind of anemic.  I find that there are two things that make a computer feel “small.”  One is trying to do stuff on a teeny touchpad, and this is fixed with a mouse.  The other is [...]

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HP Slate Lives

24. September 2010 | by Jonas

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The HP Slate has been back and forth.  With HP buying Palm, and an expected WebOS Tablet, the HP was pretty much defunct.  But now it resurfaces, in some YouTube video.  It is a little strange as the Slate shown is clearly a prototype, as it has a sticker on the back shows that.  The [...]

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