Tag Archive for 'peripherals'

This webcam from Microsoft has a pretty heavy duty camera in it. It will shoot 7.6MP still shots.

Video on the other hand is still a respectable two mega pixels. The design of the cam makes it thinner and it should better blend in with your display instead of standing out like a sore thumb.

Well, if your computer had a front side mic port, or if you have a headphone cable extension, you can use this mic. Otherwise, I would steer clear as its ultra-compact size prevents it from being useful from the backside of a computer.

This microphone measures at 23×22mm and I am sure one of those dimensions [...]

I don’t know what inspires people to make these amazing contraptions, but they are always works of art. And appear to be made and/or powered primarily by the hours and hours of thoughtful labor that likely goes into these projects.

In this case, a gentleman has taken a Remington typewriter apart and made it into a [...]

The USB Data Dock is a 3.5 inch drive enclosure of sorts. It has three attachments, for lack of a better word. They are a card reader, HDD, and USB hub.

Each of the three can be disconnected from the enclosure and used on other PC’s on their own via a USB cable. Or you can [...]

Right now its just a concept, which looks amazing, and the suggested feature list is equally amazing. However if I had to guess, if anything like this were to ever actually be produced, it would probably have to lose one or two of the really cool features just to make it affordable.
So now you are [...]

So you thought your gaming laptop had it all, a quad-core Intel processor, dual graphics cards, 4GB of RAM, and a few hundred gigabytes of hard drive space right? Think again, AGEIA, the makers of the first dedicated physics processor, has now brought their PhysX line to the mobile world.

The dedicated physics processor market won’t [...]

First of all, let me state the first thing that popped into my head when I saw this, “Even Tiger Electronics made it to store shelves.” That is just about all I have to say about this whole thing.

I mean really, how crappy does your product have to be, that the best place you can [...]

So, Apple goes and files a patent for collapsible ports (USB, FireWire, etc, you get the idea). Now everyone is talking ultra-portable, ultra mobile, its just ridiculous that at the first sign of a cool feature that just so happens to save space, they are conspiring to make a new device.

Since when have “Apple” and [...]

The X902 is a 2.4GHz wireless keyboard. It features 16 function keys and what looks like a D-Pad to the far right of the keyboard to use as a mouse. The reason for the mouse integration is that it was designed for HTPC’s.

The m3 is a portable mouse that runs on the 2.4GHz frequency as [...]

Ever had the problem of your MCE remote not having a line of site with your receiver and you can’t do anything without moving yourself or something else? Well apparently so has someone at Keyspan, and thus spawned the RF Vista MCE remote.