Monthly Archives: February 2010

Get yourself a pet rock

Posted on February 4, 2010 by David Allen

Yes this is the world famous pet rock, simply plug this baby into the USB port and you have a pet for life and it doesn’t require and cleaning, walking or even feeding, which sounds great.

Pet rocks came about during the late 1970’s it was sort of a bit of a con, as a pet rock is not actually going to do anything. This updated version is exactly the same, it does nothing and but is bound to confuse your friends and work colleagues.

Here’s why you need a USB Pet Rock now:

•They make a great gift for everyone we can think of.

•They don’t need fo

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Budget style Sony Vaio E

Posted on February 4, 2010 by David Allen

It is not that often that you get the chance to buy a top branded laptop for a reasonable price, but with the Sony Vaio E you are getting the best of both world’s value and a great looking top branded laptop.

Features of the Sony Vaio E Series:

Intel Core i5 processor, up to 500GB hard drive, integrated numeric pad, Blu-ray Disc ROM drive, 15.5 inch HD widescreen display, HDMI, eSATA port, Bluetooth, built-in webcam with face-tracking technology, and Windows 7.

The VAIO E Series notebook will be priced at around $700

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Toshiba launches the Portege M780

Posted on February 4, 2010 by David Allen

Toshiba have launched their Portage M780 touchscreen netbook that uses either the Intel Core i3 or the i5 and it is quite a decent machine that will take a lot of beating from the competition.

Unfortunately the Portage M780 has been launched in Africa, Europe and in the Middle East, so Toshiba fans in Asia and the US are going to have to wait a little bit longer.

Specs of the Toshiba Portege M780:

12.1″ 1200 x 800 touchscreen

Intel Core i3 or i5

up to 8GB DDR3 RAM

2.5″ HDD with 3D accelerometer for shock-protection

Windows 7 To

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The Teclast X13 S01

Posted on February 4, 2010 by David Allen

One of the first things that you are going to think about this laptop is that it is an Apple rip, but that of course may not be the intention of Teclast with their X13 S01 laptop. But the similarities are uncanny.

So what does this have to offer?

First of all it comes with 13.3 inch display, 1 cm to 2.3 cm thick, white keyboard, aluminium case and that is about it as further details, prices and availability are a little limited at the moment.

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Great looking laptop desk

Posted on February 4, 2010 by David Allen

The good thing about a laptop is that they only require a narrow desk to sit on when in use at home, that way not a lot of space is taken up and the laptop is out of the way too.

This table is ideal because it collapses down to a single chest with four drawers the desk part pulls out and can be placed into position in seconds where the user can do what they want on the laptop without being bunched up on the sofa.

Features of the file cabinet deskette:

The cabinet’s hinged leaf flips up effortlessly and locks into position to create a sturdy 46″ W work surfac

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The Stealth Switch

Posted on February 3, 2010 by David Allen

Have you ever been caught out looking at something that shouldn’t be on your computer, you would have wished that there was a little button that you could flick and hide whatever you are looking at or doing on your computer?

The Stealth Switch can literally save your life or career and make you realise that being sneaky is something that could cost you dear.

Product Features

•Program keystrokes, hotkeys, macros, mouse clicks to be executed at the tap of the discreet footswitch

•Supports up to 5 foot switches with optional slave footswitches (The main unit,

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The CrunchPad reinvented as JooJoo

Posted on February 3, 2010 by David Allen

There is a little bit of controversy surrounding this machine, as some people may remember as being the CrunchPad, but whatever the reason for what happened to the CrunchPad, Fusion Garage are still going ahead and are planning to launch the JooJoo sometime during this month.

Priced at around $500 the JooJoo is in the same ball park as the Apple iPad, but is it can the two be compared after all the iPad is an Apple and that is a bit of a status symbol for some users.

Features of the JooJoo Tablet PC:

12.1″ 1368 x 768 capacitive touch screen

4GB HDD

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Battery issues for Windows 7

Posted on February 3, 2010 by David Allen

Following complaints from netbook users that after installing Windows 7 they were experiencing serious battery life issues, Microsoft have announced that they are looking in to the problem.

The issues vary from user to user, but basically what happens is the user installs Windows 7, then they get a message saying that their battery is failing or failed and that they should consider replacing it!

Surprisingly this is not a new issue as it started almost immediately after the release candidate was made available to users.

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The price of a Fujitsu Life Book UH900

Posted on February 3, 2010 by David Allen

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All the talk is about the Apple iPad at the moment, but we must not forget these LifeBook computers from Fujitsu, they come with 5.6 inch display, Windows 7 and Wi-Fi connectivity.