TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030 Keyboard Skins (Dvorak Edition)@
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, August 28, 2006
” Well it you visited the site yesterday then you got to see a review of a different kind of keyboard, the TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030. As promised in that review, today I have another product from TypeMatrix that goes right along with the EZ-Reach 2030, it is a skin that you put on top of the keyboard, but this one is special, it is the Dvorak key set skin. Know anything about the Dvorak key set? Well read on to learn a bit more about the Dvorak key set and the TypeMatrix Dvorak Skin. ”
Cell Phones for Back-To-School
Digital Trends :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“Choosing the right cell phone for school is hard right? Wrong! The Samsung T609 or Motorola Q work just fine.”
The Sony PSP Is A Terrorist Device?
The Tech Zone :: Monday, August 28, 2006
One doesn’t often associate a portable gaming console as a potential hacker, or, worse, a terrorist. But tell that to the cop who pulled me out of my car, handcuffed me and then proceeded to search my car because I was playing my PSP!
MicrosoftR Lifecam VX-6000 Review
Hi-Tech Reviews :: Monday, August 28, 2006
Instant messaging has rapidly become a global phenomenon, providing people with easy access to their friends and family. And now there’s a new Webcam innovation that makes all those words and emoticons seem as antiquated as Morse code—integrated video conversation gives you the ability to share your point of view in real-time with more than 200 million contacts, all over the world.
Samsung A990 Mobile Review
Digital Trends :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“Samsung’s new A9990 phone available through Verizon, features a full-fledged 3.2 megapixel camera, media player with VCAST support and more.”
Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse for Notebooks Review 
The Tech Zone :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Logitech was the first company to introduce a laser tracking mouse for both desktops and notebooks. With the launch of their new V450, Logitech tries it improved on their first laser notebook mouse, the V400. The Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse for Notebooks is designed to deliver a perfect blend of comfort, performance and reliability in a portable mouse. The V450 mouse’s soft rubber grip and contoured shape provide exceptional comfort, and the unsurpassed battery life of up to one year significantly minimizes the hassle of changing batteries.
MS IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 is being reintroduced!
Nordic Hardware :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
“Now long after its disappearance Microsoft has decided to reintroduce the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0. The “new” mouse will be available in September and has been reworked a bit under the hood.”
Gateway NX100X Laptop Review
Digital Trends :: Friday, August 25, 2006
Over the last few years, we’ve seen laptop screens growing in size. Today, you can buy a Dell “mobile entertainment system” with a 20-inch screen! However, as screens get bigger and bigger, battery life and mobility gets worse and worse. On the other side of the spectrum are the ultraportable 12″ notebooks. These have gotten smaller and lighter, but one thing hasn’t changed: an exorbitant price, until now. Gateway hopes to change that with their NX100X and E-100M, their ultraportable notebooks for the masses.”
HP Pavilion dv8240ca Laptop
Bytesector :: Thursday, August 24, 2006
“One thing that usually holds true with computers is that more is better. More processing power? Of course! More RAM? Sure why not! How about more hard drive space? Always! Well that’s just what HP did with their latest DV8000 series laptop. They took the great features from their existing laptops such as QuickPlay and a remote, and gave you more of what you wanted. More processing power? Now you have an AMD Turion 64 at 2.2 GHz. More RAM? Up to 2048MB of 333MHz DDR. Hard drive space? These laptops support a second hard drive, providing up to 200 GB of space. This new system has the potential to be a huge step forward, so let’s see how it performs.”
Verbatim 4GB Store ‘n’ Go USB HD Disk Review
Game Pyre :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
With a nice bundle, attractive price for the size (just over $100 at time of publication), and decent performance, I really have come to like this little drive. To be truthful, it’s replaced my wonky laptop HDD in a caddy for daily shuttling, mainly because it’s as simple as popping in and going. For me, the main appeal of this drive was to keep my personal data separate from my new laptop – that means GAIM, Thunderbird, Firefox, and two instances of Folding @ Home reside on here. The upshot? The applications load nice and fast, and unlike with a 512MB key, I don’t have to worry about running it out of space.
Samsung YP-Z5 MP3 Player
Bytesector :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
“The YP-Z5 comes from the Yepp lineup (hence the YP). It comes in 1, 2 , or 4 GB sizes and in black or silver. It has “plays for sure” compatibility with Windows Media Player and supports .mp3 and .wma formats. The batteries will keep you going for a while, with Samsung claiming 35 hours per charge (more then double the nano). It also serves as a picture viewer.”
Top 10 Signs You Need Bluetooth
Blue Tomorrow :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Quote: “So you’re not really sure if Bluetooth technology is meant for you. If you have experienced any of these signs, then Bluetooth is definitely for you”
SimEmpire gets released
Impossible :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
SimEmpire is a city building strategy where the player is assigned the task creating, maintaining and flourishing a town, city or a capital.
3D Wireless Mouse for $550
Daily CE :: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
“This is something I would totally get for gaming…I think. As the title states, a group of University of California students have designed a 3D wireless mouse that somewhat works. The idea is to use the mouse without placing it on the surface. In this particular scenario, the students could move the device left, right, up, down, front and back for corresponding movements.”
OtterBox Rugged Laptop Case
techFEAR :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
“OtterBox has been making rugged, waterproof boxes since 1996 and the laptop case is one of their newest products. techFEAR gets a hands-on look at a pre-production sample for this preview. Does it deserve the OtterBox name?”
Compro VideoMate H900 TV Tuner
Hexus :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
It’s time for us to take a look at another product from Compro, indeed another TV tuner, the VideoMate H900. However, this time around there are a few differences. Firstly, the H900 is a PCI card rather than a USB tuner. Secondly, it’s an analogue tuner.
Razer Barracuda Headset Review
Techgage :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Razer has been in the enthusiast game for a quite some time now offering quality mice aimed towards the gamer. Using the momentum they have gained from such products as the Diamondback and the Copperhead, Razer has just released the Barracuda HP-1. Offering “surround sound” in the form of a headset, Razer hopes to incorporate itself into the mind of gamers in areas outside of gaming mice.
Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse for Notebooks Review 
The Tech Zone :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Logitech was the first company to introduce a laser tracking mouse for both desktops and notebooks. With the launch of their new V450, Logitech tries it improved on their first laser notebook mouse, the V400. The Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse for Notebooks is designed to deliver a perfect blend of comfort, performance and reliability in a portable mouse. The V450 mouse’s soft rubber grip and contoured shape provide exceptional comfort, and the unsurpassed battery life of up to one year significantly minimizes the hassle of changing batteries.
Kensington SX 2000 Speaker for iPod Review
Cool Tech Zone :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
“There are numerous iPod exclusive accessories in the market, which includes everything from speakers to docks to independent mini gadgets. While the mini gadgets are all well and good, the audio sector is especially seeing a boom from established companies, such as Altec Lansing, Logitech, Bose, Apple and now Kensington.”
Opera 8.0 vs. Pocket IE: The Battle of Mobile Browsers
OS Weekly :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
“With the advent of mobile Internet age, it is not uncommon to find even common people with sophisticated devices. Thanks to the mobile revolution, the prices of both the devices as well as the services are coming down. Handset vendors continue to pack their little sets with better and powerful hardware components while mobile operators find new and innovative value-added services. In this article, we will look into two mobile browsers – the software that makes our mobile Internet experience better.”
MP3 Playback for Toilets
Daily CE :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
“Wow, just when I thought things couldn’t get any weirder, something comes along and shocks me. Check out this gadget from a Japanese manufacturer Toto. For those of us living in North America, toilet seats are nothing to be proud of. After all, they are designed for us to excrete waste products into a central bowl that can later be flushed (hopefully).”
Cordgo from Wing Products Review
Dragonsteel Mods :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
” Look ma, no batteries! Check this out, today I have a cool little gadget for review that is not only useful, but very inexpensive, and the best part of all, uses NO batteries! It is called the Cordgo, and it is from a company called Wing Products. It’s just one of those items that is just plain cool and useful, and I have to say ‘Why didn’t I think of that?’ Read on to check this out some more… ”
Bluetooth Car Stereos are a Growing Trend
Blue Tomorrow :: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
“By utilizing Bluetooth technology in their car stereos, manufacturers are providing drivers with a convenient, hands-free method to communicate over their mobile phones. It also gives drivers the ability to wirelessly stream music from Bluetooth enabled MP3 players and other audio players”
LG V Multimedia Phone 
Home Theater Mag :: Sunday, August 20, 2006
As I was packing for a recent trip, I was amazed at the number of electronic gadgets I’ve amassed over the past couple of years—and how many I need to bring along to keep me both accessible and entertained for the long hours away from home and office. I once joked with Sony that adding calling features to their PlayStation Portable would make it a perfect device. But, in the meantime, I do appreciate any cell phone that allows me to do more than check voice mail, and, as such, the LG V phone is a small wonder.
Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5000 Laser Review
The Tech Zone :: Sunday, August 20, 2006
Logitech introduced the world’s first mouse-and-keyboard combination in 1998 with the goal of removing cord clutter from the desk. They succeeded in delivering on that vision, and they are now addressing a different kind of clutter – cleaning up the mess of notifications and information that are displayed on the computer monitor. The Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5000 Laser desktop pushes that information to a peripheral screen so that people can choose when to glance at their notifications and status information, and can therefore clear their monitors – and their minds.
Wacom Graphire4 6*8 Pen Tablet Review
Techgage :: Saturday, August 19, 2006
Have you ever been tempted to give a pen tablet a try, but were worried about the cost or the fact of getting used to the new control? I am taking a fresh look at the Graphire4, which is easy to do since this is the first time I’ve used one.
Nimcard mobile Scanner Review on Technic3D
Technic 3d :: Saturday, August 19, 2006
“Small mobile Scanner for all Buisness?. The Nimcard mobile Scanner Express Plus and Professional arrived the Technic3D Editorship. See you in the following Review which qualities the scanner presents”
Nova Mousepads Review on Technic3D
Technic 3d :: Saturday, August 19, 2006
“Two Nova Mousepads arrived Technic3D. The new Pads for Gamer? See you in the following Review on Technic3D”
Xtrac Pro HS Mouse Pad
Think Computers :: Saturday, August 19, 2006
“For the most part everyone needs a mousepad, the kind you need all depends on what you use it for. Today mouspads come in all shapes, sizes, colors and materials, again it all depends on your needs which kind you will need or want. Today for review I have a mousepad from Xtrac called the Xtrac Pro HS, the HS means Hard Surface. I personally bought this pad for myself when they first came out, but it was stolen while at a LAN center, so getting one for review is really cool to have a replacement for it. I found the pad to be excellent. Read on to get a more in depth look at the Xtrac Pro HS.”
