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Laptop Accessories

Laptop cooling desk

Posted on November 3, 2009 by David Allen

Laptop cooling desks are sometimes essential equipment when it comes laptop use as they can overheat and once that happens you could be in big trouble.

However, this is cooling desk with a difference as it has built in speakers too, you will wonder why you have never used one of these devices before.

Features – Two quiet, integrated fans positioned under the keyboard spin at 1,500 rpm to keep the laptop cool even with extended use. Buttons on the desk handle speaker volume and muting as well as turning the fan on and off independently. Constructed of durable, lightweight

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Handy USB Digital Photo Frame

Posted on November 2, 2009 by David Allen

You know when you into some offices and the person that you are meeting has loads of photos on their desk, am I the only one that thinks that these are annoying!

Why have a lot of photos and frames when you could simply have a neat little 3.5 inch digital photo frame that is powered though the USB port, simply put your own SD card in and you are away.

Product Features – 3.5″ Photo Frame runs off internal battery or USB power, Bright 320 x 240 resolution Screen, SD card slot plays photos directly from a memory card, Plays MP3 files and has built-in headphone Jack an

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Cool laptop bag from Booq

Posted on November 2, 2009 by David Allen

These laptop bags from Booq are so cool, they have big YKK zips and in fact, everything about these bags has been developed with the laptop user in mind using materials and designs that are current to today’s demands.

Specs – Ideal work-in bag. Opens about 120 degrees with laptop elevated, Great everyday bag: Lightweight, protective, room for basic accessories. Oversized YKK zipper for improved functionality an

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Wireless transmitters stream music

Posted on November 2, 2009 by David Allen

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To look at this device in the images you cannot get a real feel for actual size of the device, they measure an astonishing 2.5 inch by 1.5 inch and are just 1 inch in depth, now that is tiny.

However, what this device does is stream audio from one device to another; this could be a TV, computer, Mp3 player or just about any entertainment device.

Features – The devices enable you to listen to TV in bed without disturbing a spouse, or to roam freely while wearing headphones without being tethered to an MP3 player or stereo. CD-quality audio is transmitted up to 30′ o

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Record keystokes the easy way

Posted on October 30, 2009 by David Allen

In the wrong hands, this is a dangerous piece of equipment, but if you are wanting to make sure that there is no unwanted access on your computer then this is just the thing that you need.

The device simply fits between the keyboard socket and plug where it anonymously sits storing data until you wish to retrieve it.

To check the data, the user simply types in the password in the text editor and access to the data is granted.

Features – It is Portable – move it from computer to computer. Installs in seconds – Just plug it in. Uses no system resources.

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The USB powered missile launcher

Posted on October 30, 2009 by David Allen

Let the war begin in the office once more, but this time the weapons race has stepped up a little bit for this device uses compressed air to fire the payload a distance of around ten feet.

Now ten feet may not sound like much, but in the office it is intercontinental and worthy of superpower status.

These missiles are made from foam, but it is guaranteed not to lose power as it is connected to the computer USB port.

Features – this one does not require the use of batteries and is powered by a PC via USB cable. The included software CD installs a control panel on y

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The laptopper portable shelf

Posted on October 29, 2009 by David Allen

When people spend a lot of time in their cars they tend to treat it more like their home rather than just being transport.

However, out of all things that you can do in the car, working on the laptop easily is not one of them.

However that maybe a different story with this portable laptop table that can fit over the steering wheel or headrest for the perfect laptop support.

Features – Mobile desktop, Fits 17″ notebook computers and smaller, Slim enough to store between seats or underneath, Fits over steering wheel or headrest, Durable, washable nylon and Wei

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Kindle for Laptops

Posted on October 29, 2009 by David Allen

The Kindle has been a brilliant success and now laptop users can get their chance to download the some free software from Amazon that allows the user to read ebooks straight off the laptop without having to buy the Kindle.

The user gets all of the features, such as bookmarking, view notes and in general just make use of the Kindle software.

The Kindle is said to be available next month and will be totally free to download, users will be able to access the library of 360,000 titles.

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USB digital picture converter

Posted on October 29, 2009 by David Allen

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This is the sort of device that you wish you had on the odd occasion. However, never really got around to getting one from yourself.

It converts those old 35 mm slides and even the negatives from old photographs into digital images, and then these images can be safely stored away on the computer.

Features – It has a 5MP CMOS sensor that provides 10 bits per colour cha

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Password reminders

Posted on October 28, 2009 by David Allen

These days’ passwords are found everywhere and it is tempting to use the same one for everything but lose that one and you virtually lose everything.

Therefore, it is down to bits of paper, well in this case several sheets of specially prepared paper to store your passwords, but where do you safely store away these pieces of paper?

Features – Each pad measures 6″ x 9″ and has 60 pages (4 passwords per page, for a total of a lot of passwords). Priced at $5.99.

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