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Canon unveils two new PIXMA wireless All-in-One photo printers

, Aug 23rd 2011 Discuss [2]

Canon is adding two new PIXMA wireless All-in-One (AIO) photo printers to their lineup with models MG8220 and MG6220. These printers are affordable and yet offer great design and convenient wireless connectivity for printing from anywhere as well as accessing images from the web without having to touch your computer. An added bonus is the updated software that now includes Easy-PhotoPrint EX and Full HD Movie Print. Read The Full Story

ThinkGeek iCADE iPad arcade cabinet finally gets shipping date

, Apr 20th 2011 Discuss [0]

One of ThinkGeek's most popular April Fools' jokes of recent years has been the iCADE arcade cabinet for the iPad, and having been green-lighted the retro peripheral is finally going on sale. ThinkGeek has just told us that pre-orders for the iCADE kick off today, with the cabinet expected to ship from May 20. Read The Full Story

Square Reader lands in Apple Store (& they’ll pay you to buy it)

, Apr 20th 2011 Discuss [0]

Mobile payments system Square may not be on VeriFone's Christmas card list, but it seems someone at Apple has a soft spot for the system. Square CEO Jack Dorsey has confirmed that, as of this week, the reader dongle will be available in all US Apple stores, priced at $9.95, as well as online. Read The Full Story

Tobii PCEye adds eye-tracking to your existing monitor

, Apr 7th 2011 Discuss [1]

Tobii grabbed headlines back in March with their eye-controlled laptop, using a sensor bar under the display to track eye movement and map it to the mouse cursor. Now the company has a version designed for those people who already have a monitor they're happy with, the Tobii PCEye, hooked up with a simple USB cable. Read The Full Story

Visioneer Mobility cordless scanner scans anywhere

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

If you are a business type that needs to be able to scan all sorts of things from documents to receipts on the go a portable scanner is essential .Visioneer has a new scanner that is perfect for the mobile pro called the Visioneer Mobility. This cordless scanner needs no computer, cables, or drivers to scan documents and other media. It scans directly to a SD card or a USB flash drive rather than a PC. Read The Full Story

Verbatim Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard and Mouse for your portable gear debuts

, Mar 11th 2011 Discuss [0]

Verbatim has pulled a matched pair of smallish peripherals out of its pocket for those of you that need some small stuff to travel with caleld the Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard and Mouse. The new mouse and keyboard are sized for portability and the keyboard has a laptop style layout. The gear is wireless too. Read The Full Story

Apple To Drop Some Games And Peripherals From Retail Stores?

, Mar 7th 2011 Discuss [2]

The next time you step inside your local Apple Store, you may experience an even more immaculate space at the already minimalist tech haven and find additional areas for personalized customer support. Inside sources quoted by The Loop, suggest that Apple Stores will be eliminating over 30 boxed games along with some hardware items from their retail shelves very soon. All this is to make more room for helping customers setup their new purchases. Read The Full Story

Gefen unveils new dual Link DVI to mini DisplayPort adapter

, Mar 3rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Gefen is sort of like the App Store for cables and adapters; they have a cable or adapter for everything. The latest adapter from Gefen has surfaced and it is a converter that turns a Dual Link DVI into a Mini DisplayPort. The adapter is designed to work with both Windows and Mac computers. The adapter also has audio support as well. Read The Full Story

EFO Wireless Google TV keyboard/remote ideal for Logitech Revue

, Feb 8th 2011 Discuss [1]

We were reasonably impressed by Logitech's Revue when we reviewed the Google TV STB last year, but one of our main concerns was how living room friendly the standard wireless keyboard remote was. Logitech will happily sell you its mini controller, but at $129 it's a whole lot more expensive than EFO's wireless Google TV keyboard. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

LiveView update fixes Bluetooth blips says Sony Ericsson

, Jan 28th 2011 Discuss [4]

A new firmware update for the Sony Ericsson LiveView promises to address the Bluetooth connection errors that soured our review of the companion display. Confirmed incoming back in December, the update tweaks the "most identified reasons" for the LiveView's random disconnects, something that users told us was more than problem than simply our review unit. Read The Full Story

Optimus Popularis delayed; Mini Six companion ‘board due this year

, Jan 24th 2011 Discuss [2]

It's been a while since we've marvelled at the display-keys from Russian keyboard specialists Optimus, but the company is keen to remind us that it's only been delayed, not undone, by the recent economic unpleasantness. The Optimus Popularis - a more "affordable" version of the Maximus keyboard - has supposedly been pushed back until later in 2011, and before then the company will release a smaller version called the Optimus Mini Six. Read The Full Story

Alesis StudioDock for iPad turns tablet into pro-audio system

, Jan 14th 2011 Discuss [0]

Alesis has unveiled its latest iPad peripheral, and if you're a digital musician who likes using your fingers then the StudioDock might make a lot of sense. A universal docking station, the Alesis StudioDock offers twin 1/4-inch XLR inputs and twin XLR outputs, along with a headphone socket, video output and MIDI in/out. It's designed to allow iPad music apps to connect with studio instruments as well as control external audio sources. Read The Full Story
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