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MSI US Launches Wind Top AE2010 20-inch All-in-One Desktop

By Evan Selleck on Wednesday, Aug 26th 2009 No Comments

MSI US announced the next generation of all-in-one computing today, the desktop PC called the Wind Top AE2010. The system is upgraded with an AMD Ahtlon X2 Dual Core processor, which provides increased processing power. The Wind Top also comes with a crystal clear 20-inch touch-enabled widescreen display. The display itself is classified with an EPA Energy Star Version 5.0 efficiency rating, which provides customers with a powerful PC, as well as a ridiculously aesthetically pleasing look to it.

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Sony PSP Go Torn Asunder and Inspected

By Evan Selleck on Wednesday, Aug 26th 2009 1 Comment

Tearing down gadgets isn’t new. In fact, The PSP Go’s bigger brethren just went through the same thing. There’s plenty of reasons to do these things to new pieces of tech, but most of it revolves around finding out what makes them tick, and how much it cost to put it all together. In the case of the PSP Go, there’s nothing really new to show off. And to be honest, we’d much prefer to have one not disassembled, rather than look at those standard guts within.

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Steampunk Pocket Memory USB 4GB Flash Drive Is Available but That Doesn’t Mean You’ll Buy It

By Evan Selleck on Wednesday, Aug 26th 2009 No Comments

Steampunk is definitely here, and it’s not going anywhere any time soon. Whether you like it or not. And while we’ve covered it before, this time it seems a bit too much to handle. We love flash drives as much as the next person, and Steampunk is a great design aesthetic, but let’s be honest: price matters. Apparently, not everyone got that memo.

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Magellan RoadMate 1700 is 7-inches of Touchscreen GPS Goodness

By Evan Selleck on Tuesday, Aug 25th 2009 No Comments

It’s looking like devices have a way of showing up without anyone’s consent now a days. At least, the consent of those who make said gadgets. And now that the Magellan RoadMate 1700 has graced the spacious universe of the internet, we can chalk up another victim. This time around we get some GPS-loving action, and while many of you may be thinking there’s too many of these things out there on the market already, this little piece of guided technology is just amibitious enough with its standard features, that it could start pulling you away from those other devices.

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TwelveSouth’s BookArc Makes Your Laptop a Desktop

By Evan Selleck on Tuesday, Aug 25th 2009 No Comments

We’ve heard from TwelveSouth before, and so we figured we should keep our eyes on these crazy designers. Looks like it paid off. Much like the first iteration of their crafty designs we saw, the BookArc is meant to keep your desk nice and tidy. And let’s face it, you probably need it. But unlike the BackPack, the BookArc is meant for bigger and better things: your Macbook.

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iLuv announces Micro USB and Dual USB Car Chargers

By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Aug 20th 2009 No Comments

iLuv announced today two brand new devices that should make charging your gadgets while in your car a breeze. They are the iLuv iAD115 Micro US B Car Charger and the iAD119 Dual USB Car Charger.

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Adesso Agrees That People Need More Wireless Tech

By Evan Selleck on Thursday, Aug 20th 2009 1 Comment

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Adesso announced today the availability of their new slim, wireless keyboard, called the WKB-4000UB, which is pretty much the definition of having a name only your mother could love. And while it may not have the easiest name in the world to tell your friends, it does offer some pretty good functionality and, well, slimness. In the market for a new keyboard? Take a gander after the break, and see what Adesso has in store for you.

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QLOCKTWO Doesn’t Need Numbers To Tell You What Time It Is

By Evan Selleck on Thursday, Aug 20th 2009 No Comments

Have you ever looked at a digital clock and thought, “I hate numbers?” Well, if you have or you’re just looking or a little bit of a change of pace, then do we have something to show you. It’s called the QLOCKTWO, and it’s a modern-day great piece of tech. Instead of showing those bland numbers like so many other time pieces around the world, the QLOCKTWO utilizes a stainless steel face to hide away a wooden box that holds LEDs and all sorts of circuitry to get its message across. But there might be some fine details that could sway your decision one way or another, so take a peek.

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Brando USB multitouch trackpad/numberpad

By Chris Davies on Thursday, Aug 20th 2009 No Comments

If you’re a Windows desktop user who has been jealously eyeing up the multitouch trackpads available on various Windows and Apple notebooks, or perhaps prefer to use your laptop with an external keyboard but miss the multi-finger functionality, then Brando’s latest product may be for you. Their USB Multi-Touch Smart Pad does exactly what it says on the tin: recognize all the usual multi-finger gestures such as pinch-zoom and rotate.

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Sony PlayStation 3 Slim stand gets pictured

By Chris Davies on Thursday, Aug 20th 2009 No Comments

If you decided that the Sony PlayStation 3 slim will still take up to much space when horizontal, and that the vertical stand is a must, then this is what your $24 will get you. If we’re honest, we didn’t expect Sony to particularly innovate when it came to this accessory, but it would still have been nice for them to put more than the minority of effort in that the end result required.

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