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Turn a laptop into a music studio

Posted on August 5, 2009 by David Allen
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Anyone that is involved in the music business will know that the equipment needed to edit and produce music is quite complicated and bulky, well that was the way it used to be! Because thanks to the Korg Nano Digital Music Controller everything that is needed to produce music is here in this set, making music has never been easier.

 

Features:

nanoPAD

12 trigger pads with velocity and 4 velocity curves

X-Y pad (Like the Kaossilator!)

ROLL button

FLAM button

HOLD button

4 SCENE buttons (Allows 4 diffe

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The Trip Lite laptop station

Posted on August 5, 2009 by David Allen
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This is a device that has everything a laptop or netbook owner would need, it has a built in cooling fan that uses the USB port for power and there are even spare USB ports for extra accessories. To complete the features there is also a soft gel wrist rest.

 

Product Features

Built-in USB 2.0 port accommodates a variety of USB peripherals

Adjustable feet provide multiple-angle height adjustment (18º, 20º, 23º, 25º and 30º) for a perfect typing and viewing angle

Technical Details

Device Type: Notebook fan with one po

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Logitech Quickcam especially for laptops

Posted on July 31, 2009 by David Allen
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This camera has been specifically designed for netbooks and laptops, it allows the user to communicate with business colleagues and family from anywhere that the user can find an internet connection. It comes with a protective case for safe transportation and fits nicely onto the top of the laptop for ease of use.

 

Product Features

Enjoy high tech style that´s super functional underneath

Stream high quality VGA video for business, family, or play

Add live video to your favourite instant messenger – MSN Messenger, AOL In

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Mini Bluetooth dongle

Posted on July 31, 2009 by David Allen
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This is a great little device that gives a computer owner without Bluetooth access the ability to send and receive data wirelessly. What is more unlike some dongles that stick out about two and half inches, this is almost flush with the side of the computer and is therefore unlikely to get damaged.

 

Technical Details

Complaint with Bluetooth V2.0/V1.2, up to three times faster than the old Bluetooth V1.2 adapters.

Convert non-Bluetooth enabled PCs to Bluetooth enabled within seconds.

Great help for wireless connection with oth

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The USB duplicators

Posted on July 31, 2009 by David Allen
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These are by Nexcopy and they offer the user the ability to copy data onto USB flash drives, there are three versions the base unit that will copy data onto up to twenty flash drives and then there are forty and sixty versions.

 

USB Duplicator Advanced Features

Data Collection to extract content off drives [Ideal for Schools and Universities]

Select Bit-for-Bit binary copy from a Master device [Ideal for Linux distro’s or bootable USB drives]

Toggle On/OFF Read Only Volumes [Ideal for duplication to U3 or Partitioned USB Har

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Netbook Hack – How to Add USB from a Netbook Battery!

Posted on July 30, 2009 by Laptop Pimp
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Since netbooks these days come with 5 to 10+ hours of battery life, they can be a great source for charging your USB devices.  Of course, if you don’t want to turn on your netbook and charge your USB gadgets, there’s a hack that shows you how to add USB charging ports on an MSI Wind netbook battery.

This hack should be pretty safe as most USB gadgets run on 5VDC, which is practically harmless.

DJ Josef Průša, the author of the

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Is this the smallest flash drive?

Posted on July 30, 2009 by David Allen
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There are plenty of claims around that firms make to appear the best of something, but this is a good claim by Super Talent, they claim to have built the world smallest 32 Gb flash drive. It measures just a half an inch wide and one and half inches long, now that is small, especially for a 32 Gb memory.

 

Features:

Weight less than 6g

Up to 30MB/s (200X) data transfer rate

Fully compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1

Water resistant

Powered by USB bus – no external power is required

Durable solid-state stora

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LED Digital webcam for laptop

Posted on July 29, 2009 by David Allen
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It makes no difference as to when you connect to the internet with this webcam because it comes with six LED’s that are quite capable of illuminating the area in front of the laptop making it ideal for face to face to calls etc.

 

Technical Details

USB interface, no external power supply needed

Six bright white LEDs for night vision

Plug and Play Compatible

Built-in microphone

Heavy-duty clip w/ foam pads, will not scratch surfaces it is mounted on

Priced at $9.45

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Mini USB multi adapter

Posted on July 29, 2009 by David Allen
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It is always handy to have a multi adapter that allows the user to connect different devices to help with listening to music, charging or transferring data from one device to another, this adapter will connect two devices at the same time.

 

Product Features

Multi Adapter has two ports, which enables you to connect to two devices at the same time

(1) 3.5mm port for connecting any stereo headphones, speakers or sound system with a standard audio 3.5mm input jack

(2) 5-pin mini USB port for charging and data sync cable

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Portable vinyl record player

Posted on July 29, 2009 by David Allen
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There are plenty of vinyl records around, but a lot of people do not have the ability to listen to anymore, but there are a few players out now but none are like this one. The Albiet is cool concept design that uses the USB port for power and would be highly portable and great looking too.

 

Instructions published on Pyott Design they give you 3 easy steps:

1)  Carry around & store as needed.  To play separate base and player via side button.

2)  Place record on base spindle and reattached top player

3)  Plug in power j

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