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Portable DVD Drive

Posted on April 1, 2010 by David Allen

Having a portable DVD may seem like taking a trip back in time to when laptops came without one, but as was then, most of today’s netbooks come without a DVD drive and so the user can be missing out on many features.

This DVD drive is thin and light, so it is easily portable and simply plugs into the USB port of the netbook, now it’s ready go!

Features of the portable DVD drive for netbooks:

About the size of a CD jewel case, the lightweight, energy-efficient drive plugs into a USB port that also supplies its power. The top-loading drive uses Constant Angular Veloci

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The Lighter and Flash Drive Combo

Posted on March 31, 2010 by David Allen

Storing data is like a contest, you have to find some way of making sure that nobody can find it and so the best way is to hide in full view of everyone.

What less obvious place is there than a lighter and with 8 Gb worth of memory to play with, this could be the ideal place to store data, or is there?

Features of the great USB 8GB flash drive lighter:

•Refillable lighter with built-in USB flash drive

•8GB capacity

•USB connector slides out of the lighter

•Metal case

•Adjustable flame

•Includes USB cable

•Dimension

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New Asus 1201T on Newegg

Posted on March 31, 2010 by David Allen

This is the all new Asus Eee PC 1201T; it comes with some decent specs such as the AMD Processor, 160 Gb Hard Drive and 2 Gb of DDR2 memory.

Currently it can be found on the electronics site Newegg with a tag of $389; however, this computer comes with no operating system, now that takes me back a few years!

Features of the new and very thin Asus Eee PC 1201T laptop:

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Small Laptop With Big Keyboard

Posted on March 31, 2010 by David Allen

Most of us can do with a small laptop, they are highly portable and so you are able to work anywhere you like. However, the issue is with the keyboard, what we cannot handle is the tiny keyboard as this makes working harder.

However, it seems that Yang Yongchang has come up with a brilliant idea. It is a 6.5 inch sized screen laptop with a fold out keyboard; you get the benefit of the small computer and the reasonably sized keyboard too!

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Handy Portable Laptop Charger

Posted on March 31, 2010 by David Allen

Sometimes when you are in the car the laptop needs charging, so what can you do about that then? In this situation, you can either cry or make sure that you have a laptop charger that can be plugged into the cars cigarette lighter problem solved!

This is the Targus APM69US Premium Laptop Charger, it comes with a variety of connection tips that allows it to be used with around nine different makes of Laptop and of course, the invaluable adapter that connects to the cigarette lighter.

Features of the handy Targus APM69US Premium Laptop Charger:

Half the size and weight of

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Netbook Owners Need Card Readers

Posted on March 31, 2010 by David Allen

While netbooks are great they lack a lot of the features that are found in their bigger brothers the laptop, so even though it is easy to travel around with netbook, it is also a good idea to carry a card reader too.

This particular model is a universal, now we have heard that one before but this time the card reader can actually manage around seventy different types of memory card, it connects to the computer through the USB port and is compatible with Mac, Windows 7, Vista and XP.

Features of the handy The Universal Memory Card Reader:

This device recognizes more than

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Hide Your Secret Computer Games

Posted on March 30, 2010 by David Allen

You know how it is, it is a quiet day at work and you decide to surf the web or even play a game, but just as you get into it the boss walks in and you have no hands free. Ordinarily this would mean trouble, but if you had the Stealth Switch, you would have no worries at all.

The Stealth Switch allows the user to press down with their foot, it will then automatically change what is on the screen to the desktop, and naturally, you would set the background to something interesting like something that you would have been working on.

Product Features of the super Stealth Switch II

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Asus Show Off The Next Generation

Posted on March 30, 2010 by David Allen

Well for anyone can by apparently downloading the Asus World Magazine, when I say simple that could be an understatement as the download is 108 Mb in size and it is a PDF too!

One all that has been done the specs for the some of the more interesting Asus computers become apparent.

This includes the U Series or Asus Bamboo Collection, these laptops were first seen at the CES and boast the Inter Core i5 and even has the famous USB 3.0 installed.

Features of the brand new Asus U Series Bamboo Collection:

•U-series: Otherwise known as ASUS’ Bamboo Collection,

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The Alienware M11X Gamers Machine

Posted on March 30, 2010 by David Allen

This has to be one for the gamer, first up it is an Alienware, which is the favourite of most gamers and it would seem Stargate Command!

It offers the user an all rounded solid performance that is capable of switching graphics performance in order to save battery life. The user gets an 11.6 inch display, so it is not too large but very portable for gamers on the move.

Features of the 11.6 inch Alienware M11X laptop:

General – Notebook typ

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New Lightweight Solar Charger

Posted on March 30, 2010 by David Allen

Solar chargers are usually more expensive than it is worth, with some coming in at around $500. That is just too expensive to make solar power practical, but when the price is $150 then that is a completely different story.

The Muzatch solar laptop charger weighs just five pounds and once fully charged, it can go on standby for around 528 hours. However, in order for it to be any good for laptop it would need to be kept in the sun so it is fully charged.

Features of the Muzatch lightweight solar laptop charger:

Weight 4.73 oz (134 g), Battery: Polymer lithium-ion batter

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