Peripherals

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• Dell 5130cdn – World Fastest Office Color Laser Printer

  
  iTech News Net — Authority: 617
  Dell announced three new commercial workgroup printers to help businesses of all sizes increase productivity and lower their total cost of printing. First of all, the Dell 5130cdn is the “world’s fastest single function letter-size office color laser printer. It can print up to 47 single-sided and up to 37 ...
  1 hour ago

• Long Haul Low-Cost PC "Refit" How-To

  
  PCMech — Authority: 503
  In the context of this article, long haul computing means to build a computer box that will remain untouched per its internal hardware for a period of 5 to 7 years, but be used on a daily basis. If you want a really good example of where a box like this would be needed, look no further than your local church. ...
  3 hours ago

• I cant pick...

  
  Overclock.net - Overclocking.net — Authority: 552
  I cant choose between a new Xiggy DK, gaming keyboard or gaming mouse. Right now my CPU never goes above 45. My current keyboard is an old Compaq which i can deal with and my mouse is a Microsoft Basic Optical mouse which is a tiny bit small for my liking but is quite good to me but could use an upgrade. Btw, this ...
  3 hours ago

• Regen’s ReNu solar panel system in the flesh

  
  MainGadget — Authority: 162
  While great in concept, solar powered gadgets just never seem to be very practical at the end of the day. Here is the original post: Regen’s ReNu solar panel system in the flesh
  5 hours ago

• Regens ReNu solar panel system in the flesh

  
  Engadget — Authority: 878
  While great in concept, solar powered gadgets just never seem to be very practical at the end of the day. Regens tweak on the formula might help a little, by stuffing a battery into the solar panel itself, meaning you dont have to keep your iPod plugged in for a painfully long trickle charge or juggle multiple ...
  5 hours ago

• WILL RAM AFFECT GAMES FPS on a 64 BIT OS ?

  
  TechEnclave — Authority: 508
  Prob :Lately i was on WINDOWS XP PRO SP3 32BIT & never ever tried 64 BIT, but after the Release of WIN & which tempted me to go for ULTIMATE 64BIT :ohyeah:, but all of a sudden i see some drastic drop in games FPS & with heavy LAGS ! GAMES : CRYSIS : WARHEAD, COD 6 MW2, STAR WARS FORCE UNLEASHED ! FPS ...
  5 hours ago

• Need help please

  
  TechEnclave — Authority: 508
  Hi, I was using my pc yesterday..suddenly this happened...and it freezes my system...i tried a re install of os and new drivers after a format..no change :( even bios screen is also appearing with so many patches in my screen i am attaching pics here...what is wrong ?please tell me asap ImageShack -
  6 hours ago

• ZyXELs MWR222 Mobile Wireless Router will stop at nothing to get you connected

  
  Gadget Ressitance — Authority: 161
  Filed under: Peripherals Finding connections on the road can be tough, but like a digital Sherpa ZyXEL ’s MWR222 will drag you straight to that bounteous broadband then sit by quietly while you take all the credit. It can act as a wired router, connecting to your DSL or cable line and beaming out 802.11g/b/n ...
  7 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  MainGadget — Authority: 162
  Optoma doesn’t have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it’s a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a “pico screen” if you don’t mind ...
  7 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  F-Default — Authority: 561
            Optoma doesn’t have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it’s a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a “pico screen” if ...
  7 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  F-Default — Authority: 561
            Optoma doesn’t have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it’s a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a “pico screen” if ...
  7 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  eMediaOne — Authority: 140
  Optoma doesnt have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but its a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a "pico screen" if you dont mind odd looks ...
  7 hours ago

• Razer Abyssus Gaming Mouse

  
  iTech News Net — Authority: 617
  Razer introduces the new Abyssus gaming mouse , which is made “to give competitive gamers access to gaming grade hardware without breaking the bank”. The Abyssus features 3500dpi Razer Precision 3.5G infrared sensor, two large non-slip buttons, and three programmable Hyperesponse buttons. The gaming mouse ...
  7 hours ago

• With Video Conferencing Deals, Polycom in Sharp Focus

  
  IT Professionals Database (ITPD) - The European IT Professionals Database Networking Platform — Authority: 139
  First Cisco Systems decided to buy Norwegian video conferencing equipment maker Tandberg for about $3 billion. Yesterday, Logitech, a Swiss computer peripherals maker acquired LifeSize, an Austin, Texas-based private company for about $405 million in cash. The two deals have brought the fast-growing but ...
  8 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  InfoZone Where News Comes Ahead — Authority: 164
  Optoma doesnt have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but its a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a "pico screen" if you dont mind odd looks from ...
  8 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  Technology Pundit — Authority: 163
  Optoma doesnt have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but its a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a "pico screen" if you dont mind odd looks from ...
  8 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  RSS fabriek — Authority: 461
  Optoma doesn’t have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it’s a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a “pico screen” if you don’t mind ...
  8 hours ago

• Regen’s ReNu solar panel system in the flesh

  
  Technology Blog — Authority: 169
  While great in concept, solar powered gadgets just never seem to be very practical at the end of the day. Regen’s tweak on the formula might help a little, by stuffing a battery into the solar panel itself, meaning you don’t have to keep your iPod plugged in for a painfully long trickle charge or [...]
  8 hours ago

• Optoma’s screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

  
  Technology Blog — Authority: 169
  Optoma doesn’t have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it’s a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. We guess you could call it a “pico screen” if you [...]
  10 hours ago

• Razer gets back to basics with $50 Abyssus gaming mouse

  
  Engadget — Authority: 878
  Razers been on somewhat of a tear here lately with new input peripherals, and while most of the new stuff has been somewhat radical (or extremely radical , in some cases), the outfit is taking a step back with the Abyssus. The ambidextrous wired gaming mouse is just about the most vanilla product Razer has ever ...
  11 hours ago

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