By David Ponce
If you absolutely, positively do not want to purchase a Mac Mini, but are still jonesing for a small form factor PC, perhaps the Japanese Mini PC will do the trick. Of course, this is no...
By David Ponce
We've said it before, a number of times, and we'll say it again: unless a product is truly, completely innovative and groundbreaking, the way it looks counts for a whole bunch. Take the iPod for instance;...
By David Ponce
It's from back in the days when computers were giant grazing woolly mecha-mammoths. One was caught in the wild, it's hard drive removed and is now on display at the Drivesavers booth at Macworld.
If you have more than one electronic device to recharge, and we suspect you do, then Splashpower might work for you. It's a two-part system that allows you to charge multiple devices, simultaneously, without the need for any...
By David Edney
We've all been there: working/gaming into the night and suddenly you realize, "I can't feel my hands!!!" It happens all the time and there's no practical solution. To go along with the Warmkeyboard that we reported...
By David Ponce
Looks like something fun to have in the kitchen, maybe. Hong Kong based company Quataris is introducing the QuaNext flat panel TV/PC. That's right, it's both. At the press of a button, on the...
By Andrew Liszewski
After losing quite a chunk of valuable footage at a place I used to work for we tended to stop buying 'grey market' external hard drive enclosures. One drive that did serve us well though, especially when...
By David Ponce
If you wish to record something, anything, and not have to transcode it to MP3 later, then you should get your hands on the iKey, from IKEY-Audio. This little device will accept an RCA line in,...
By Ian Chiu
Some time ago, Corsair debuted their numeric padlock flash drive that allowed end users to unlock the storage by entering a four to ten digit PIN code. The obvious advantage of this implementation is to bypass...