Posts for 'PCs' Category

This multi-use printer is a GSM integrated instrument. It can be used to print, fax and copy documents like any other multi-activity instrument but with a difference.  

A normal such device cannot send your data wireless, but this Greta Printer can. It can transmit the data via a GSM tri-band directly to your PC or laptop.  

It can literally, turn any place that you are, in a (your) mobile office.  

It has a small LED, an illuminated keyboard, a USB port and holds up 50 feet of roll of paper.

Dancers and music enthusiasts rejoice – the iSound Plasma music speakers are here.  

The iSound Plasma PC Speakers and iPod Dock is actually two devices connected together to provide you a music show, right in your living room.  

All you need to do is plug the speakers in, turn up the volume and connect the iSound Plasma to your PC and watch the plasma twirl and move with the beat of the music.  

The Plasma Globe is interchangeable with optional globes available to cater to different moods.  

This wonderful, entertaining gadget comes with a hefty price tag of US $ 149.99.

Now this is a great little gadget for all those John Travolta’s film, ‘Saturday Night Fever’.  

The USB Finger Dance Mat is a bit smaller than the normal available mouse pad and comes with a finger puppet that promises to give you a more authentic experience from the above-mentioned film.  

All you need to do is plug it in and lights will lit up at random, wherever your fingers move, following suit.   It proves a bit challenging when it moves up a level with the lights lighting at increased speeds.  

This ‘dancing’ pad costs only BP 9.99.

Computer geeks rejoice. Now here it is a device that lets you download all the games and videos that you always wanted but couldn’t due to limited hard disk space at your PC.  

Maxtor OneTouch III mini edition is a compact hard drive that lets you to automatically synchronize data between two or more computers.  

It also lets you to backup and encrypt, equal to two added levels of security. The 160 GB disk is one of the most portable storage devices, that you will ever come across.  

There are two models available: the 60 GB one costs US $ 80, while the 160 GB one will cost you US $ 126.

Are you sick of dropping all those crumbs on your keyboard, which becomes a hassle of cleaning afterwards? Well, that is quite describing my own, everyday dilemma.  

Well, if you like me are really fed up with the dirty keyboard, then there is a solution for lazy fools like us – “Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard”.  

This wonderful device, as the name suggests, is literally virtual. It is projected on a clean, shiny surface, and you can literally, type onto any software, just as you would do by placing your hands on the letter keys.  

The actual device is a small projector, that beams the red laser onto the surface in front you and you can then start typing.  

The ‘projector’ has rechargeable battery that can last up to 2 hours of continuous typing. The device is compatible with Windows 2000/Xp, Windows Smartphone, Palm OS 5, and PocketPC 2003 and most of handheld devices (PDAs, tablet PCs etc.).  

It retails all across the US for US $ 179.99.

Marvell is extremely well known when it coems to storage, communications, and consumer silicon solutions, and the company has recently lifted the veil on the 88W8689 Bluetooth single-chip solution that boasts a Bluetooth Core Specification Version 2.0 + Enhanced Data Rate (EDR)-compliant baseband, a radio frequency (RF) transceiver, and a worldwide FM radio receiver. This highly integrated device is capable of offering the user enhanced data rates as well as extended range features without breaking the bank, lowering the total system cost in the process while consuming an even lower amount of power.

Capable of supporting simultaneous use of Bluetooth applications and FM radio, the 88W8689 supports the brand new Bluetooth Version 2.1 + EDR features. The presence of the 88W8689 alone enables Marvell to offer other component and device manufacturers a comprehensive set of Bluetooth 2.0-enabled products which cater to high volume consumer markets. This highly integrated chip was specially designed to offer the best performance possible for both voice and audio transmissions, giving even more leeway to integrate Bluetooth functinality into mobile, low-power consumer devices.

The USB Kitty stands (okay, crouches) about 4 inches high, bobbing its head as it demands attention, much like a real feline prima donna. Using a handful of sensors, the device also meows ingratiatingly when you make kitty-stroking motions near its chin. The Kitty is just like a real pet, only with a timer, an alarm, and a repertoire of cat-language birthday songs. At least you don't have to clean a litter box.

Developed by the boffins from the labs at Polo Flair in Nevada, the Holo-Screen is set to revolutionise home and office computing. The unit plugs straight into a USB port - just set the slim-line transmission unit on your desktop in place of your huge clunky normal screen, and sit back in disbelief.

It projects a 16 million colour RGB linear light stream onto a wafer-thin field of vibrating dust particles that are naturally occurring in the air. Light refracting from these free-radical particles creates a two-dimensional hologram of your computer screen. It's so 'out there' science fiction, you can almost hear Jean Luc Picard murmuring "Make it so" in the background.

You can even adjust the transparency of the screen. Set it to solid view, or reduce the transparency and see what's going on on the other side of the screen! It does this by utilising random atmospheric analytic software that scans the invisible micro dust field, and altering the density of activated dust particles. Not only does it massively reduce eye-strain and classic beta-ray fatigue, but the footprint of the unit is so small that you'll have a virtually clear desk!

If you're a smoker, than this is the gadget for you. This USB powered ashtray is the ultimate USB accessory because it actually has the ability to reduce the amount of smoke around your monitor and other computer hardware. Turn on the USB ashtray and smoke is sucked through a removable and easy to clean filter which resides inside the closeable lid.

USB powered ashtray on wheels is sure to spark up conversation, or at least some odd looks from your boss who already has a no smoking policy in place. (Fill the tray with scented pellets or potpourri as an alternative to getting fired or dying at a young age)

LG had created their Blu-ray drive earlier but somehow they have only announced it now. They have shown the pictures of the drive and they have impressed the public.

It is not about the shape and colors it is made in. It is all about the Logos that are written on the front side: "Super multi blue", "HD DVD" etc. People who are looking at those things will be impressed with this gadget. Now all the computer geeks will make their rocket computers even better.

Along with impressive possibilities the price of the device is going to be $ 1,200. They announced that the release will be in May and we are all going to wait for them.