Tag Archive for 'peripherals'


Wednesday, Aug 8th 2007 by James Allan Brady

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.

Tuesday, Aug 7th 2007 by James Allan Brady

The mouse, as in the PC peripheral, is being developed by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research. The weird part, it has been in development for four years.

Wednesday, Aug 1st 2007 by Ewdison Then

Ever wanted to use two external monitors on your laptop? Sewell has a solution for you, the SW-8601 USB to DVI display adapter. It goes up to 1400 x 1050 resolution with features such as resumes from hibernation, suspend modes, hot-plug, and 128MB video ram.

Monday, Jul 16th 2007 by Tamara Lapiers

Dymo’s desktop mailing solution is a two piece kit with a twin turbo labelmaker and 5lb scale. Both are compact and the label maker has a nice modern design that looks good sitting next to my computer. Tres cute! But most importantly the thing works.

Wednesday, Feb 14th 2007 by Chris Davies

If you’re going to call something a tank then I damned well want to see a gun turret on it.  Still, I’m inclined to give ThinkGeek’s latest drive chassis the benefit of the doubt, since anything that reduces the amount of rubbish scattered across my desk (or, as my better half would have it, the [...]


Thursday, Feb 1st 2007 by Chris Davies

Sweet Betty Trouserpress, what’s this behemoth?! It looks like the kind of jet engine that propelled poor Richard Hammond head-first into some grass, but in fact it’s a good old-fashioned CPU cooler. It uses heat-pipes to funnel heat away from the processor via a fan-cooled radiator, with a front-panel mounted control unit that [...]

Sunday, Jan 7th 2007 by Chris Davies

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best.  If you’re tired of answering people’s inane (and insincere) “how’re you?” questions then perhaps you need one of these emoticon badges.  A button on top lets you cycle through the stored LED patterns, so you can easily flick from “sad” to “super-happy” when someone offers you a free [...]

Thursday, Dec 21st 2006 by Chris Davies

It’s not easy going through your days filled with a cold, desperate rage.  Sometimes just seeing people smiling in the street makes me want to thrash them to death with their own torn-off limbs, and you can only do that a couple of times before the local law enforcement professionals start taking a more than [...]

Thursday, Dec 21st 2006 by Rue Liu

Having desired a Wacom tablet for ages, I have yet to acquire one. Perhaps, it was the price tag, my lack of expendable income, or just the overall clunkiness of the tablet that hindered my pursuit. But, I’m letting it go as a thing of the past as there is now a nifty device called [...]

Sunday, Dec 10th 2006 by Trae McNeely

Remember the Clap On device that required you to simply clap and the lights or another device would power on or go off? Well, it gets even easier with Intela’s Voice Dimmer. It’s a simple device that does its job. The voice dimmer uses simple voice commands to turn on your Christmas tree or any [...]


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