Das Keyboard II
techFEAR :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“When is what isn’t there almost more important than what is? The Das Keyboard II is a quality mechanical switch keyboard without key labels. Its creator contends that the design will improve typing speed and accuracy. techFEAR determines if the keyboard holds true to that promise.”
Canon PowerShot S3 IS Digital Camera Review 
The Tech Zone :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
The PowerShot S3 IS digital camera’s 12x zoom lens has an equivalent film focal length of 36-432 mm (f/2.7 at wide angle and f/3.5 at telephoto). Despite the extraordinary range of the zoom lens, it retracts securely into the camera when it is powered down. The optical zoom can be augmented by the camera’s 4x digital zoom raising the maximum (35mm equivalent) focal length to that of a 1728mm lens. What’s more, this UD lens features a high-speed silent zoom function powered by a micro motor USM drive, increasing ease of quiet, non-intrusive image capture. For extreme close-ups, the camera’s macro and super macro mode permit shooting a subject as close as zero inches from the end of the lens barrel.
Altec Lansing M602 Mobile Audio System For iPod
Think Computers :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“Altec Lansing has been around since 1928 and they are an industry leader in the design, manufacture, marketing and support for most audio systems. They are also a household name for most consumer audio like PC Speakers and headphones. You may remember that in the middle of the summer we reviewed the Altec Lansing inMotion iM500, which was a mobile speaker solution designed for the iPod Nano. Today we will be taking a look at the Altec Lansing M602 Mobile Audio System for the Apple iPod.”
Samsung SPH-A640 Camera Phone
Bona Fide Reviews :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Today in the BFR labs we have the Samsung SPH-A640 cell phone. The A640 is one of Samsung’s newest phones on the market and belongs to service provider Sprint. The A640’s form is a flip-phone where the front cover flips upwards to expose the keypad. It features Sprint’s ReadyLink walkie-talkie technology, web browsing capability, SMS messaging, text messaging, Bluetooth connectivity, and a built-in camera.
Toshiba PDA + e-Book Computer?
Daily CE :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“I don’t know what to call this. Would it be a Tablet, a notebook or a full blown desktop? So, Toshiba is feeling Nintendo’s design apparently with this PDA + e-Book device. Toshiba is calling it a Dual Display PDA (e-Book) with SD Memory Card.”
OCZ Mini-Kart Flash Drive Review
Cool Tech Zone :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“Not only is the Mini-Kart the world’s smallest flash drive, but it’s also competitively priced, which makes it a wonderful resource for those of you who are looking to quickly transfer files back-and-forth without really a need for security options or other features that tend to drive up the retail price.”
Simplicity: The New Trend In Gadgets
Cool Tech Zone :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“It wasn’t too long ago when companies started integrating as many features as they possibly could to outdo each other. There was innovation, true competition and an abundance of new features, but that soon changed when features weren’t a commodity, but rather a standard. Even the quality of products has reached a ceiling nowadays.”
Super-Talent Fireball 2GB Flash Drive
Bjorn 3d :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Super-Talent is a company that in the last 6 months is starting to spring up everywhere with some very good memory, MP3 Players and Jump Drives. Today we are going to look at their FireBall 2GB Jump Drive. It is going against the Corsair Flash Voyager which up to this review was the fastest USB Jump Drive I have seen and we have many laying around.
Audioengine 5 iPod Speaker System Review
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“The Audioengine 5 speakers simply rock. When properly set up, the A5’s provide crisp, powerful, life- like audio. ”
SpeckProducts iPod nano Cases
The Tech Lounge :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“With a myriad of iPod accessories on the market, why choose Speck Products? Combining strong construction with unique design and implementation, Speck brings their powerful creativity to bear on an oversaturated market at price points that are easy to swallow. We’ve rounded up some of SpeckProducts’ most popular iPod nano cases and tested them thoroughly with real-world usage to separate the gimmicks from the worthwhile products.”
September’s Coolest Gadgets
CIO :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
All high-definition, all the time. That’s the way it sometimes feels looking through the new products from East Asia’s consumer electronics powerhouses. The rush to market with high-definition TVs has been going on for some time, and now it’s the turn of video cameras (highlighted last month), games consoles (the PlayStation 3 and upcoming Xbox 360 HD-DVD drive) and other gadgets.
Why We Love to Hate Our Cell Phone Company
InfoWorld :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Cell phone customers are unhappy with unexpected charges for everything from roadside assistance to new handsets–and they’re calling their lawyers to complain.
Mobile Phones to Gain TiVo-Like Features?
PC World :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
New technology could bring personal video recording capabilities to cell phones next year.
Samsung SCH-a990
PC World :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
With a high-resolution camera and thoughtful design, this phone has a lot going for it–but it’s expensive.
Samsung t509
PC World :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
This fashion-forward cell phone packs plenty of impressive features into a very svelte frame.
Synology USB NAS Station Review
Everything USB :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
“If you want to share a USB hard drive and printers, the simplest way is to go through standard Windows resource sharing procedures. The availability of the devices will depend on the host entirely. Should the server be busy at other processing, performance can degrade significantly. More recent Ethernet or wireless routers are mostly equipped with USB ports that provide centralized access to printers and external drives for LAN clients. Short of a complete router upgrade, Synology USB Station offers more or less the same level of file serving and printer sharing for your existing network.”
Logitech diNovo Laptop Keyboard Mouse Review 
Laptop Gamers :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
The Logitech diNovo Cordless Desktop is designed for desktop use as well as for people on the move, who carry their notebooks with them everywhere they go, whether from city-to-city, office-to-home, or simply room-to-room. The new diNovo is a lower-priced version of the award-winning Logitech diNovo Media Desktop. It combines the sleek, low-profile design elements of the original product with the top-selling Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse for Notebooks and a separate cordless numeric pad. The result is a versatile modular ensemble that offers desktop comfort plus instant mobility, letting people easily pack away mouse and numeric pad and be on their way.
Ultimate Guide to iPod Video
Digital Grabber :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
Alright. So after all that hype about having a practical way of watching TV and movies while on the go, you have finally gone and bought yourself the new iPod. Now what? Well, let’s see. There are so many options squeezed into one slim, 2.5” LCD screen media center that it’s going to take a lot of time going over each one of them. So let’s do take it one at a time, shall we? This guide is going to take over all the options you’ve got and how to convert absolutely anything and everything – DVDs, TiVo video, messy AVIs, muxed MPEGs and more to iPod compatible video – all within OS X. And along the way, we’ll teach you a couple of iPod tips and tricks, too!
Saitek Eclipse II Illuminated Keyboard Review
Techgage :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
Craving one of the coolest looking gamer keyboards around? The Eclipse II delivers. It can be equipped with three different LED colors, and also packs a fair amount of functionality.
Sandisk Sansa E250 2 gig MP3 Player Review
Xtreme Computing :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
I really think this player is Outstanding, despite the thumbwheel making the sound hiss, it’s exactly what it says on the package, the fact it comes in three different sizes and can be upgraded makes all the difference to me. You can see that Sandisk have designed this player with quality and style in mind from the LCD color display, right down to the metal back casing with its smooth feel.
Super Talent Mega Screen MP3 Player Review
Techgage :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
Super Talent has been impressing us with their enthusiast memory over the past few months, and now they have gone ahead to release an MP3 player with a huge screen! In addition to MP3/WMA support, you can also view your images and even listen to the radio.
Anyreal DPF-8800 8-inch Digital Photo Frame 
Think Computers :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
“Every time I go over to my parent’s house the first thing that I always notice is how many pictures they have displayed. All of the pictures really do take up a lot of space and they cannot even display all of the ones they want to because they do no have enough picture frames. This might not be the case with everyone, but I’m sure you would rather have a photo frame that you could display many pictures and save a lot of space. Well today we are looking at just that, the DPF-8800 8-inch LCD digital photo frame. It not only will let you display many photos, but it plays music too.”
PDA & Handheld Computers Buying Guide
The Tech Zone :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
The Personal Data Assistant (PDA) has won rapid acceptance among university students and executives who are constantly on the move because of its ability to package a lot of different data requirements into a palm sized device. The PDA is designed to make a busy life easier by providing sensible connections to all the information you need, have it at your fingertips when you need it, and transport it to other systems. Once ‘organized’ with your PDA, you will have all of your contact phone numbers, be collecting your emails, process your business orders, display your photographs and relax to your MP3 library. Many PDAs also act as a digital recorder and have windows based compatibility for word processing and spreadsheet financial calculations.
Sandisk Cruzer Titanium 2GB USB U3 Flash Drive Review
Overclockers Club :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
“The drive itself is heavy, and has a thick metal shell, encasing the entire drive. If I didn’t know any better, I’d say I could probably take a hammer to it – literally (don’t try and test my theory!). It is, however, a little bit larger than the average flash drive. The connector is moved easily by a hard plastic slide, with a very smooth pushing action. The clip rather annoyed me, as it is supposed to slide in, but during the process, you can scratch the glossy side. Once it is in, the clip won’t be going anywhere for a while, as it is a genuine pain to take out.”
Cyber Snipa Dog Tags
Club OC :: Sunday, September 10, 2006
Cyber Snipa, a division of Flexiglow, are hard at work expanding their very cool product line. Today they sent over a new product called “Dog Tags”. Cyber Snipa’s product may resemble the military style Dog Tags our brave soldiers wear around their necks for identification, but resemblance is as far as it goes. The Cyber Snipa Dog Tags contain a micro USB Flash Drive and a miniature Swiss Army Knife style tool kit and LED light. Check out the Dog Tags here at ClubOC!
