This time however  the Fit-PC seems to have pulled off being the worlds smallest XP compatible PC, or maybe even just the worlds smallest PC .  The Fit-PC comes in at a tiny 10cm wide, 11cm long and only 3cm deep, making it quite possibly the worlds smallest computer.

Considering its tiny size the fit-PC has a fairly decent amount of hardware under the hood,

While it would not stand up to many of today’s games the fact that all this is packed into the worlds smallest XP compatible machine makes it more than worth the downgrade!

Unfortunately I soon realised that while this is possibly the worlds most portable PC it is just the PC, include the power pack, monitor, the monitors power pack, keyboard and mouse and suddenly I think you would find you asking yourself why in gods name didn’t you just buy a laptop?!

By making the printer inkless they have ensured that it is Robust, small enough to fit in your pocket and has fantastic quality even while on the move.

The other great thing about the Pogo Pocket Printer is its Cellphone compatability, it can print directly from your cell phone via Bluetooth or USB, making it the ultimate mobile portable printer.

The pocket printer works by heating special crystals found on the paper that comes with it, this gives pictures created by the pogo a fantastic non pixelized look that is prevailent in todays printed world.

The Pogo portable pocket printer will cost around $149 on release and uses a special stickybacked paper which will cost around $0.35 each, this is fairly cheap for on the move portable printing, but the pictures do only come out wallet sized!

The fact that the Pogo Pocket Printer can print fast pictures directly from your cell phone is a great idea, i cant see it taking long before colleagues begin to take advantage of this to pat you on the back leaving a picture or two stuck there!

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Ever wondered where you could buy those shiny hologram computer asset tags that you see on most (if not all) digital products these days? Well wonder no more as you can purcahse this tags here.

I find that this tags come in handy when one is travelling, especially by plane.The price is rather high at £95 for 50 of this cool things but if you own a lot of devices such as Laptops,PC’s, Hard Drives than this tags will come in handy.

Find out more – click here.

Features:

* Up to 500GB capacity
* SATA 3.0Gb
* MHX stream detection to optimize performance
* High-temp optimized
* RoHS-compliant
* Quiet drive technology
* High definition streaming performance
* Maxtor head management technology for optimum performance across a wide temperature range

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The site that is for sale is Invisible KeyLogger, a superior stealth surveillance application that is completely undetectable.

The KeDevil is a Hardware Keylogger capable of memorizing over 260,000 keystrokes including website addresses, passwords, or anything typed on your computer. The KeyDevil is in fact a small electronic device plugged in between a standard PS/2 keyboard and a Personal Computer. It’s main function is to log all keys pressed on the keyboard to internal non-volatile memory. Stored data can be later recalled and analyzed at anytime.

Now that’s a cool thing ain’t it? well not that cool if you value your privacy

As of the time of this post not a single soul has matched the minimum bid although according to the owner the site makes a cool $12,000 per month, if that were true than the new owner would make his money back in no time with the help of some advertising.

Check out the site’s auction here.

The Iomega StorCenter provides a nominal terabyte that can be configured as RAID 0, 1 or 5, plus Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11g wireless (WEP or WPA) and support for UPnP AV media players. Two USB ports allow connection of external drives, a shared printer, or a digital camera with automatic uploading of photos into a nominated folder providing it supports the Picture Transfer Protocol.

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“There’s a certain amount of trouble that Apple can give us, but not enough to stop this,” Monique Farantzos, managing director at DoubleTwist told Associated Press.

“We believe we’re on good legal ground, and our attorneys have given us the green light on this.”

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The (width: 495mm, height: 175mm ) camera is bound to get heads rolling their attention to you, or just rolling for that matter, and check this out the Seitz 6×17 panorama camera snaps a picture with a resolution of 7,500 pixels vertically and 21,250 pixels horizontally!!.

Key features Seitz 6×17 panorama camera:

* Create a high resolution 6×17 digital image (160 million pixels) in
one second!
* Ideal for use with world-class Schneider or Rodenstock large format lenses (on Seitz lens board) or Linhof Technorama, Fuji and other large format lenses (on adaptor plate)
* User-friendly camera system and software with 640×480 pixel colour touch screen for perfect preview, editing, zooming and image control
* State-of-the art computer technology with gigabit Ethernet file transfer, powerful portable mini-computer (storage device) and handheld control device (PDA) with IP network WLAN connection
* Fully mobile and open system:
– full mobility for outdoors assignments (with camera, portable
mini-computer, handheld control device)
– possibility to use in studio and run software on
computer with free choice of operating system (Mac OS,
Windows, Linux)
* Uncompromising precision of camera body and accessories

Oh, and just so you know, the camera weights 2 kilos and should set you back for a cool $34,500

For more info on this baby click here.

Here it is:

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This option is only available for folders included in your user profile. Folders in your user profile include My Documents and its subfolders, Desktop, Start Menu, Cookies, and Favorites. If you do not make these folders private, they are available to everyone who uses your computer.

When you make a folder private, all of its subfolders are private as well.

You cannot make your folders private if your drive is not formatted as NTFS

Or if you have $39.95 to spare and want to password protect your folder than click here

This is the excerpt from AMD & ATI’s site:

On July 24, 2006, AMD and ATI announced a plan to join forces, in a transaction that will combine AMD’s technology leadership in microprocessors with ATI’s strengths in graphics, chipsets and consumer electronics. The result is a processing powerhouse: a new competitor, better equipped to drive growth, innovation and choice for its customers in commercial and mobile computing segments and in rapidly-growing consumer electronics segments. The transaction, valued at US $5.4 billion, is expected to close in Q4 2006 subject to approval by ATI shareholders, court approval, regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.

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Alexey Stepin of X-bits labs has reviewed the XFX GeForce 7600 GT XXX Edition Graphics Card by Nvidia.

So, the G73 chip was originally designed by Nvidia as a graphics processor for mainstream and budget-mainstream graphics cards. This new GPU was to replace the out-dated NV42 and NV43 chips which had been used in GeForce 6800 GS, GeForce 6800 and GeForce 6600 GT cards and to provide the user with all the capabilities of the GeForce 7 architecture at an affordable price.

you can find the full review here

The capacity for storage in Hard Drives are ever increasing, and now Western Digital has introduced into the market its new high-capacity 500 GB Serial ATA (SATA) WD Caviar SE16 desktop-class hard drives.

500 GB, what in God’s planet are people gonna store in there?!

Well half a Terabyte might seem too much for a ‘normal’ person but for people dealing with graphic design, digital video editing, personal video recorders and advanced business computing, photography this is a blessing indeed.

WD Caviar SE16 500 GB (model WD5000KS) hard drives are available for $ 349.99

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The USB Wireless Security Desktop & Notebook Lock is yet another nifty product from ThinkGeek.It’s a two piece gadget,one USB receiver dongle connected to the computer & a battery-powered access transmitter, which is to be carried by the authorized user.

It’s quite simple to operate,just plugin the USB dongle to your PC and keep the access transmitter with you (e.g your pocket), once you walk away from your PC either to chat with someone or to attend to nature’s call ( – 2 meters range),the devices automatically locks your PC,thus preventing people from accessing your PC.

It also has a 5-level password system in place just in case you drop your access transmitter somewhere in the toilet…God forbid!.

Ok,why did i say potential?

What if people just remove the USB dongle? I didn’t find my answer to that..hopefully they will address it soon,and it doesn’t work for other operating systems besides Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP…bummer!.

Also has these great features.

* Automatically locks PC when the user is physically away from the computer
* PC resumes automatically when user is within range (2 meter range)
* Grant access to authorized user within 2 meters of the protected computer
* Requires zero user interaction to initiate/release security protection, eliminating user error
* Password override can unlock PC if transmitter is lost
* Reliable Radio Frequency wireless technology
* USB interface, compatible with USB 1.0/1.1/2.0
* Easy to install and use
* Transmitter uses 3V/CR2032 battery (included)
* Operating frequency: 315 MHz
* Includes: PC Lock transmitter, PC Lock USB receiver, battery, software CD, 2″ leash
* Software works with Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP

Get your today for $25.99

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Calvary has introduced it’s CAPP06 Pocket Multimedia Player that packs some pretty cool features.

The Calvary CAPP06 plays MPEG4 movie files, JPEG picture files and supports MP3/WMA audio file formats. It features a 2.5-inch LTPS TFT screen for clear, vivid display and easy to use controls for quick navigation. Listen to FM Radio through its flip out stereo speakers or listen in private with the included stereo earphones! Plug it to your PCs USB port and use it as a mass storage device!

Other features include:

Built-in microphone

Portable prop stand

Compact and portable

SD/MMC card reader

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Mediamax is the answer for you as they provide 25GB of hosting space to store your files securely on the web, access your files from any web browser, share all your files quickly and easily, without file size restrictions and backup your files and data safely and reliably.

Mediamax offers 3 main packages, first there’s a FREE plan where you’ll receive 25GB of secure online storage space and you will be able to download or share your files up to 500 MB/month,which is quiet low if you ask me..but hey..it’s FREE!.

Than there’s the Premium Package, where you’ll have a whopping 250GB of secure online storage space,send files of any size and download or share 25 GB/month.This package will cost you $9.95 a month if paid annualy.

Last but least we have the Elite Package with 1000 GB of secure online storage space..that’s 1 terabyte!!, and will set you back for $29.95 per month if paid annualy.

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Are you a comic fan,or more accurately a superman fan? and are you by any chance looking foward to purchasing a desktop or notebook? or maybe your some rich guy/gal that want’s to spend money…whatever it may be, you might be intrested in Alienware’s latest offering – “The Area-51 Superman Edition Desktop and Notebook”.

Of course it’s not all about the ‘cool’ factor, these desktops and notebooks are more than just eye candy.

The desktop comes with Intel Pentium D processor, Intel D975XBX motherboard, up to 2GB of system memory, up to 2 x 500GB 7,200RPM hard drives, 16x Dual-Layer DVD-RW, 10-in-1 memory card reader, 7.1 high definition audio, Gigabit ethernet, and Windows XP Media Center Edition.

You can find out more about:

Desktops -click here

Notebooks -click here

It comes in glossy black or white.It’s Intempo’s iDS-02 iPod Dock.

This looks to be a perfect partner to your iPod,The compact iDS-02 surround-sound system packs in the latest technology to deliver great volume, plenty of detail and excellent bass response. Its sleek design and smooth lines will look great wherever you use it.

Source and More: Gadget Candy

Firstly,that’s a pretty odd name!

The Odd-i N700D Portable Media Player is a korean product, and has a 7-inch widescreen display that supports MPEG1, MPEG4 SP, XVID and Divx 3.x/4.x/5.x at a maximum resolution of 720×480 pixels (max. 30 fps) and WMV7 (max resolution 320×240, 30fps) as well as WMV8/9 (320×240, 20fps) and SMI captioning.

The price for this player hasn’t been announced yet, and is said to be making it’s debut on the 21st of June.

Source & More: dapReview

One of those operating the Pirate Bay site, Fredrik Neij, said that it had reopened using servers in the Netherlands.

Tobias Andersson,spokeman for the site has demanded “an apology from the police and from the justice ministry and we want our servers back .”

ThePirateBay.org is widely known as the largest search index for BitTorrent, a system used for sharing large files over the internet.

Source: BBC

Visit: ThePirateBay.org

Well, Christopher Null over at Yahoo! Tech has written
a rather simple,understandable article about Blu-ray and HD-DVD and what it’s all about.

What is High-Definition DVD? High-definition DVD is a generic turn for the next generation of DVD technology, which can burn more information onto the same size disc as your current CDs and DVDs. Like a DVD, it can be used for either video or computer data. But you’ll need new hardware to play a hi-def disc on either your TV or your PC.

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The N72 is a sleek and stylish multimedia computer, which comes in pearl pink or gloss black colour.

“The Nokia N72 perfectly illustrates our commitment to offer the powerful performance of the Nokia Nseries to people based in regions dominated by EDGE/GSM network coverage,” said Pekka Pohjakallio, vice president, Multimedia Computers, Nokia. “The Nokia N72 allows you to tailor your multimedia device to match your interests, whether music, imaging or entertainment content, all in a stylish design you will be proud to own.”

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According to the review,the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H2 is a solid offering in the ultra-zoom digital camera field. It takes good images at 6 megapixels and has a nice lens with good image stabilization.

But Some of the controls were not very comfortable to use.Also, the menu button is not really accessible if you’re in the middle of shooting. It’s kind of tucked back toward the base of your thumb, which makes it hard to operate when your hands are in shooting position.

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One of the conveniences of modern living is mobility that is made possible by high-tech tools that keep up with people who are always on the go. Perhaps the best among these gadgets is the laptop.

The laptop has revolutionized the traditional office concept into what we know today as the virtual office. A sales executive can be several miles up in the sky and still enter his bid to a client through the use of the high-speed Internet connection of his trusty laptop. Doctors in remote jungles of Africa communicate with their colleagues through web cameras attached to their laptops. With Bluetooth technology, wireless connection among laptops over a network has enhanced the virtual office.

All over the world, several industries—and even lives—depend upon the connectivity among people that the laptop and the Internet provide. And laptops depend on battery power. A traveling salesman or doctor, or any sensible person on a business trip, must always have a fully charged battery on hand and some extras for emergencies.

Currently, there are only three kinds of laptop batteries in the market. These are Nickel Cadmium batteries (first generation rechargeable batteries), Nickel Metal Hydride batteries, and Lithium Ion batteries. All of these are rechargeable.

Among the three kinds mentioned, the Lithium Ion (LiON) is the one used in the latest laptop models. Although the most expensive, it is the most efficient and reliable. It is lighter, too, and has no effect on memory compared to the Nickel Metal Hydride kind.

Laptop manufacturers may still insist in their manuals that you buy only the same brand of batteries for your unit. But you may want to try some of the universal laptop batteries around that are compatible with most units. These lightweight batteries may even be cheaper compared to the established brands in the laptop business.

Batteries provides detailed information on Batteries, Laptop Batteries, Cell Phone Batteries, Motorcycle Batteries and more. Batteries is affiliated with Flashlight Reviews.

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The prototype unit, decked out in yellow and orange, has “horns” that flip up to function as Wi-Fi antennae and cover the USB and audio ports when not in use. The keyboard sports recessed buttons much like Apple’s new MacBook, and a handle on the back is designed to make transport easier.

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Thinking about using the iPod as an extra Hard Disk?

Well, it’s pretty straight foward thing to accomplish, but still Christopher Null
of Yahoo! Tech has done a simple explanation of how this can be achieved for all the first time tech people out there! :p

Here’s how to do it: Install iTunes and connect your iPod. Assuming you use Windows (as Sarath later told me), click Edit > Preferences > iPod. Here, put a check mark next to “Enable disk use.”

Source & More: Yahoo! Tech

There are two levels of recommendations for Windows Vista, those dubbed “Vista-Capable” and those dubbed “Premium-Ready.” Microsoft has now revealed the specs in each category, and here they are:(Excerpts from arstechnica)

Minimum Requirements (Vista-Capable PCs):

* 800 MHz Intel-compatible processor
* 512MB of RAM
* DirectX 9.0-Capable Graphics Processor
* 20GB HD

Recommended Requirements (Premium-Ready PCs):

* 1 GHz Intel-compatible processor
* 1GB RAM
* DirectX 9.0-Capable Graphics Processor, with 128MB graphics memory. (64MB of graphics memory to support a single monitor less than 1,310,720 pixels [no more than 1440x900]; 128MB of graphics memory to support a single monitor at resolutions from 1,310,720 to 2,304,000 pixels [no more than 1920x1200]; 256MB of graphics memory to support a single monitor at resolutions higher than 2,304,000 pixels [more than 1920x1200]).
* 40GB HD with at least 15GB “free space”

Read more about Windows Vista on Microsoft’s New Page : Windows Vista -Get Ready

Well, Hybrid Hard Drives (HHD) integrates NAND flash memory with the standard magnetic storage in today’s hard drives.

Samsung says they will demonstrate a prototype of the first commercially available (HHD) at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in Seattle next week.

“We see the HHD as the most advanced and cost-effective means of improving the performance of a notebook computer’s storage functionality,” Samsung senior marketing vice president Jon Kang said. “The Samsung HHD addresses the two biggest consumer desires: extending battery life and improving boot and resume performance.”

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