May 232008
Posted by: Sierra in Accesories, Peripherals & Components
Measuring just 68 x 38 x 28 mm at 32 grams, the 2.4GHz wireless optical mouse from Brando is the second world’s smallest computer mouse after Asus MS-71.

Easy to carry with while traveling, the tiny mouse here has a speed of 400/800/1600 dpi at 3200 fps, and can be used for up to 21 days at 3 hours per day operating time, with full battery, unlike Asus’ mouse which can operate for up to 1.5 hours continuously.
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The maximum distance for wireless connectivity is 7 meters.

It is available at $29 in 2 colors, black and silver and is supported by Windows and Mac operating systems.
(Seen on engadget)
May 222008
Posted by: Sierra in Accesories, Peripherals & Components
With the Father’s Day oocasion, MoGo Mouse made available a new cool notebook mouse called MoGo #1 Dad Mouse, made after the standard model which made the Bluetooth-enabled computer mice manufacturer so famous worldwide.

This special Father's Day edition mouse at the size of a business card, matching your notebook’s PC card or ExpressCard/54 slot, same place where it also charges, is displaying "#1 Dad" on it and is available at the company’s online store.
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Even if it has a strange design, any MoGo Mouse has the same capabilities of a laser mouse. You can scroll, click left/right, but it can be used also as a wireless media remote or presenter via Bluetooth at 30 feet maximum distance, because it features a laser pointer.
In addition, the mouse has a kickstand that flips out so you can keep it in any position you feel comfortable with.
MoGo Media Mouse X54 customized for Father’s Day allows you even to browse and control iTunes, Real Player and You Tube via play, pause, switch tracks and adjust volume functionalities, all done wirelessly.
May 202008
Posted by: Sierra in Accesories, Peripherals & Components
Now you can buy the new Dell XPS laptops with Seagate’s Momentus 7200.3 HDDs, which are the world’s first7200 rpm models with 320GB storage capacity, specially designed for mobile computers. In addition, the same hard drives will be integrated in Alienware’s laptops too, as Seagate has just announced in its latest press release.

"Laptop users want every bit of capacity, performance and durability that desktop PCs deliver," said Michael Wingert, Seagate executive vice president and general manager, Personal Compute Business. "The new Momentus 7200.3 hard drive exemplifies Seagate's focus on delivering leading storage technologies that make it easier to move, use and protect digital information in the home, in the office and on-the-go."
According to the HDDs manufacturer, the 2.5-inch Momentus with S-ATA 3.0 Gbit/sec interface and 16MB cache offers the lowest power consumption, G-Force free-fall sensor technology, and great performance, these besides the large storage capacity.
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The G-Force sensor detects the changes in acceleration equal to the force of Gravity, which happens when you drop the laptop, and parks the head off the disc preventing the contact with the platter.
Momentus series withstands up to 1000Gs of non-operating shock and 350Gs of operating shock, plus that it is inaudible because of Seagate SoftSonic fluid-dynamic bearing motors and QuietStep ramp load technology.
May 192008
Posted by: Sierra in Accesories, Peripherals & Components
On May 7, at the 2008 National Hardware Show that took place in Las Vegas, several products were awarded during the Homewares Show, and one of the winners is a laptop accessory designed by LightWedge called the USB FLEX NECK LIGHT.

This is a notebook light for use in low light conditions if your keyboard doesn’t have backlight.
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It has a flexible metal neck featuring 2 LEDs and a detachable base which can be easily placed near a USB port of your notebook via the clip, and it provides the option to power it via its battery.

The USB FLEX NECK LIGHT is available at Bigger & Brighter at a price of $19.99.
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