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Dual Screen Tablet from Acer: 14-Inch Iconia(0)
During a press conference yesterday Acer announced an upcoming notebook/tablet combo that goes by the name Iconia. |
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OPC: Orange Guitar Amp with PC(0)
O PC looks like a regular amp, but inside the orange casing sits a full-fledged computer. It’s the British amp manufacturer Orange that has developed a compact amplifier that also houses a PC. The device is called OPC and it also doubles as PC speakers. Orange is keeping the lid on what sort of CPU |
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Asus Eee Keyboard Details Revealed(0)
ASUS has now published nearly every detail about its long-awaited EEE Keyboard PC – a keyboard with a built-in PC. |
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Finally a “PSP Phone” – Xperia Play(0)
SonyEricsson has now officially announced its new gaming phone – not officially named PSP Phone but Xperia Play. It will be released later this week. |
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PlayStation Phone Coming Soon?(0)
Wall Street Journal recently reported that Sony is planning to give Apple some serious competition. |
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Google Nexus One Review(0)
Google never intended to develop hardware to an Android phone – or so they said. |
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High-End iPad Alternative: Motorola Xoom(0)
Motorola showed off its new Xoom tablet at CES, which is packed impressive hardware and also runs on Android 3.0. There’s no shortage of new would-be iPad competitors, but so far this is one of the most impressive models. Xoom consists of a 10.1-inch display and uses Nvidia’s Tegra 2 processor. |
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Creative Releases Two Ziio Android Tablets(0)
Creative has launched two new tablets that both run Android. The new Android tablet PCs goes by the name Ziio Pure Wireless Entertainment Tablet and come in 10-inch and 7-inch varieties. |
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Best iPad Feed Reader?(0)
Flipboard for iPad is a new app that collects all your (social) news sources in one place. Flip Board has, in spite of its short existance, already been praised as one of the best iPad apps to date. |
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Corsair Vengance M60/M90: New Fancy Gaming Mice(0)
Corsair is mostly known for its memory modules and lately SSDs, but the company is now entering the accessory market with a couple of high-end gaming mice. |
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Logitech G400 Replaces the MX518(0)
Logitech has been king of the hill in gaming mice thanks to the MX518–a mouse has been popular for a very long time now. It has made a name for itself as gaming mouse, and Logitech has now announced the next model to replace the MX518. The G400 looks to be a safe bet in terms of design, as it basically looks exactly like its predecessor. It has received some improvements inside though. |
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CircBoard wants to Change How We Type on Consoles(0)
Console Typing in this case is in reference to a gaming device. Anyone who owns a gaming console will vouch for the fact that typing from a game controller is an extremely tedious task. This is where Circboard helps out. |
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Logitech G510 Review – Gaming Keyboard Plus(0)
Logitech is a recognizable brand, well known for all kinds of mice, keyboards, game pads and any other computer accessory you can think of. |
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Kinect coming to PC (Officially)(0)
Kinect Sensor with Kinect Adventures!Microsoft Kinect is an accessory for the Xbox 360 that allows you to control custom games using gestures instead of a game pad. The accessory quickly became popular among hackers who came up with a lot of fun uses for the improved camera. |
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Finally a “PSP Phone” – Xperia Play(0)
SonyEricsson has now officially announced its new gaming phone – not officially named PSP Phone but Xperia Play. It will be released later this week. |
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Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N700 Review(0)
If you like watching movies on your laptop, the Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N700 might be something for you. |
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Creative Inspire S2 Wireless Speakers(0)
The ever-increasing mess of cables surrounding your PC – be it keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer or networking is a source of relentless annoyance. |
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Corsair Vengance M60/M90: New Fancy Gaming Mice(0)
Corsair is mostly known for its memory modules and lately SSDs, but the company is now entering the accessory market with a couple of high-end gaming mice. |
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HP Wi-fi Mobile Mouse Review(0)
Here’s the wireless travel mouse that needs neither Bluetooth nor USB receivers. It connects to your computer via a small private wireless network. |
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WoW Mouse with 17 Extra Buttons(0)
Razer has just unveiled two special editions of its Naga model. The mice have no less than 17 programmable buttons and is a good option for MMO players who need lots more features than the average mouse can offer. |
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