So the traditional keyboard is a 104-key Qwerty keyboard, but do you really use everything day-in and day-out, couldn’t some time and space be saved? New Standard Keyboard believes so, GetUSB.info just hopes they understand that old habits die hard…and in this case, very hard.
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Lost your cell phone and all your critical phone numbers with it? CellStik will ensure that those numbers are safe and easily accessible to be transferred into your new cell phone.
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I’ve got 20 gadgets and 20 ways to charge them, well that’s gonna change with the Red Envelope Solar Powered Messenger Bag. It’s outfitted with lots of pockets, this bag is wired to charge cell phones, MP3 players, PDAs, digital cameras, Blackberries, basically any device that runs on 5, 6 or 7.2 volts. Just add sunlight. Ya it’s ugly but utility often doesn’t come with sex appeal,Continue Reading
…well at least that is what Payam Data Recovery is claiming.
The increasingly popular flash drive or key memory stick may be a good way to transfer data but as a permanent back-up device it doesn’t cut the mustard, as an increasing number of people are painfully finding out, according to a data recovery specialist.
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A USB flash medical wristband for kids sounds like a great idea to GetUSB.info, but my child goes through one pair of sneakers a month playing so hard, I couldn’t expect him to keep a USB wristband on.
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The Silver Bullet of multimedia players is the new Toshiba Gigabeat – one look and a silver bullet will go right through your heart and you’ll be in love forever – oh, wait that’s cupid. Anyway, Toshiba’s snazzy, silver Gigabeat MEG-F40S packs a 1.8-inch Toshiba hard drive capable of holding an incredible 40 GB of digital media: MP3 and WMA compressed audio and even uncompressed, full-resolution WAV files. That’s about 10,000 songs (more than 600 complete albums) at 128 kbps MP3, a crazy 20,000 songs at 64 kbps WMA, and a still-impressive 1,100 songs or 75 hours of CD-resolution WAV files.
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Now this is USB On-The-Go technology…the new Clarion DB568RUSB is a CD/MP3/WMA receiver equipped with a USB port, which allows drivers to play music downloaded on to a memory stick. You can now connect all kinds of peripheral equipment using the common USB (Universal Serial Bus) standard interface.
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Using open source software, a rational license policy, and modular hardware, ImageStream is challenging the router marketplace with low prices and all the features. For example, the new WAN cards for the Envoy are based on USB 2.0, which costs less to manufacture than PCI or PCI Express,
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PQI has a 3mm thick 16GB hard drive just bigger then a business card. The U510 holds a maximum capacity of 16GB and is connected by a USB 2.0/ 1.1 compatible Intelligent Stick connection. It uses the patented Intelligent Stick technology and is the reason why the Card Drive itself maintains a 3mm thickness throughout. Using a retractable design, the Intelligent Stick connector is one with Card Drive and can be tucked neatly allowing U510 to retain a business card size and 3mm thickness throughout.
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This USB flash drive looks like it could be a prop from Grease or maybe a design from the guys over at Hot Wheels. The Fireball USB drive from Super Talent Technology is Hi-Speed USB 2.0 and houses a dual-channel controller to deliver at least 25MB per second read speeds and 12MB per second write speeds.
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The Jack PC is a revolutionary new ‘thin client’ computer small enough to fit in a wall outlet. Thin clients are effectively desktop computers designed to connect to a ‘terminal server’ or Citrix based environment where processing is handled by servers instead of PCs. Thin clients have been getting smaller and smaller over the years however this is the world’s first Windows-based thin client small enough to fit in a network wall port.
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Xscale is getting the axe including other divisions such as its network processors business IXP. Intel spent more than $10 billion to enter the communications business over the years, but the microprocessor giant lost its shirt — if not millions of dollars in the arena. The reported communications-chip sale is said to be part of Intel’s plan to overhaul the company. Intel is also set to include the layoff or redeployment of 16,000 employees.
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So the traditional keyboard is a 104-key Qwerty keyboard, but do you really use everything day-in and day-out, couldn’t some time and space be saved? New Standard Keyboard believes so, GetUSB.info just hopes they understand that old habits die hard…and in this case, very hard.
Continue Reading
Lost your cell phone and all your critical phone numbers with it? CellStik will ensure that those numbers are safe and easily accessible to be transferred into your new cell phone.
Continue Reading
I’ve got 20 gadgets and 20 ways to charge them, well that’s gonna change with the Red Envelope Solar Powered Messenger Bag. It’s outfitted with lots of pockets, this bag is wired to charge cell phones, MP3 players, PDAs, digital cameras, Blackberries, basically any device that runs on 5, 6 or 7.2 volts. Just add sunlight. Ya it’s ugly but utility often doesn’t come with sex appeal,
Continue Reading
…well at least that is what Payam Data Recovery is claiming.
The increasingly popular flash drive or key memory stick may be a good way to transfer data but as a permanent back-up device it doesn’t cut the mustard, as an increasing number of people are painfully finding out, according to a data recovery specialist.
Continue Reading
A USB flash medical wristband for kids sounds like a great idea to GetUSB.info, but my child goes through one pair of sneakers a month playing so hard, I couldn’t expect him to keep a USB wristband on.
Continue Reading
The Silver Bullet of multimedia players is the new Toshiba Gigabeat – one look and a silver bullet will go right through your heart and you’ll be in love forever – oh, wait that’s cupid. Anyway, Toshiba’s snazzy, silver Gigabeat MEG-F40S packs a 1.8-inch Toshiba hard drive capable of holding an incredible 40 GB of digital media: MP3 and WMA compressed audio and even uncompressed, full-resolution WAV files. That’s about 10,000 songs (more than 600 complete albums) at 128 kbps MP3, a crazy 20,000 songs at 64 kbps WMA, and a still-impressive 1,100 songs or 75 hours of CD-resolution WAV files.
Continue Reading
Now this is USB On-The-Go technology…the new Clarion DB568RUSB is a CD/MP3/WMA receiver equipped with a USB port, which allows drivers to play music downloaded on to a memory stick. You can now connect all kinds of peripheral equipment using the common USB (Universal Serial Bus) standard interface.
Continue Reading
Using open source software, a rational license policy, and modular hardware, ImageStream is challenging the router marketplace with low prices and all the features. For example, the new WAN cards for the Envoy are based on USB 2.0, which costs less to manufacture than PCI or PCI Express,
Continue Reading
PQI has a 3mm thick 16GB hard drive just bigger then a business card. The U510 holds a maximum capacity of 16GB and is connected by a USB 2.0/ 1.1 compatible Intelligent Stick connection. It uses the patented Intelligent Stick technology and is the reason why the Card Drive itself maintains a 3mm thickness throughout. Using a retractable design, the Intelligent Stick connector is one with Card Drive and can be tucked neatly allowing U510 to retain a business card size and 3mm thickness throughout.
Continue Reading
The Jack PC is a revolutionary new ‘thin client’ computer small enough to fit in a wall outlet. Thin clients are effectively desktop computers designed to connect to a ‘terminal server’ or Citrix based environment where processing is handled by servers instead of PCs. Thin clients have been getting smaller and smaller over the years however this is the world’s first Windows-based thin client small enough to fit in a network wall port.
Continue Reading
Xscale is getting the axe including other divisions such as its network processors business IXP. Intel spent more than $10 billion to enter the communications business over the years, but the microprocessor giant lost its shirt — if not millions of dollars in the arena. The reported communications-chip sale is said to be part of Intel’s plan to overhaul the company. Intel is also set to include the layoff or redeployment of 16,000 employees.
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