Fans of Hello Kitty now rejoice. Now you could store every memory and data on your tiny cute little Hello Kitty Thumb Drive. Theres a small keychain/neckstrap hole on the top of unit, so it would be handy for those who may tend to misplace it. No word on the unit, but expect it to run like a normal thumbdrive.
There is already a right-handed version of the MX610 wireless laser mouse. Now to fill the gap, Logitech came out with the left handed version. Just like its right handed brother, Logitech’s precision laser tracking system, contoured thumb and pinky-finger grips and 10 navigational buttons, including e-mail and instant message notifications. The MX610 has a wireless range of up to 10 metres and also includes volume up, down and mute buttons for controlling music on the PC. The mouse is ready for release in early April , for a price of $59.99.
Well dog owners, if you are into iPods, then your pets should get this. It’s an iPod plushie for dogs, it similar to the looks of an iPod, with the paw imprint on the scroll wheel. It doesn’t play MP3s, but it does gives squeaks. It retails for $10.50. Get one!
In addition to the latest iPod Hi-Fi, Apple has also announced its own $99 leather iPod case. It’s just a basic leather case with the official Apple iPod emblazon. Well this case is definately for those who wants an all-Apple collection.
You’ve probably heard of the new Optimus OLED Keyboard from a famous Russian designer. Yeap, they came up with a sleek looking Mus2 mouse from Art Lebedev’s studio. It’s a two button mouse with a left and right-click button in vertical alignment. Mus2 does look like a mouse pointer in an operating system. It comes with a USB reeiver and it works for both Mac and Windows. Something fancy to be added on your table.
Sony and NEC has officially signed an agreement which would merge both of their optical drive businesses. With an agreement between Sony and NEC, each company will hold 55 / 45 percent respectively. The company would be named Sony NEC Optiarc Inc. and will be beginning to manufacture merged optical drives this spring.
Although it is known that Sony are supporters of the Blu-ray DVD format and the NEC supports the HD DVD format, they may both end up releasing optical drives that support both of them. So, lets see another great DVD drive out soon.
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